New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-09


TT seventh ward.-l3 pur.ospee q a cali q The
Nominating Committee, the Wings q the Seventh Ward
assembled al 81 Markets. on Thursday evening at p,
Chairman, ard ~ BEsCAssE la BAC was appointed Sec
Zophsr Mills the Chairman Of tie Ward Nominating
Committee then reported the 70 lowing ticket and resoU-
lions
Report Of the Democratic wing Nominating Committee
Your Commiee after fully con.iering ,be various n-
Of the Ward and after INSURE delberston upani-
mousy presentthe following ticket for Charter Ocers Tor
the confederation Of this meeting ..,,,,,,,
For alderman. =. MORRIS FRANKLIN
For As'iitaat Alderman JOHN COGER' jr
For Assssiors. ,.,,.r,,
GEORGE ADAMS Luther RICHARDS.
THOMAS H. KELLASp ,'' THOMAS CHASE.
/ Dist DANIEL /. PETIT WMD;ANpHRsEswSss.
III. JAS C. LIGHTBODY JrCHAS ?. FIELD
" e" ..ZEBEDEE RING, JOHN c; B0YLEs.
vi " WILLIAM II. BEDELL, THos BURNS,
VII ROBERT MCGOWAN, JAS. r. ALLAIhE.
every way fully deserving The utmost support oil every
Democrat Whig in this Ward and they fully believe mat
1t and will be elected, II the Wings viii only DO iheir
All of which is respectfully submitted
Z0PHAR MILLER, Chm Of the Nom Com
ALosZo =. ROBINS, Secretary.
Re,olvsd That cordially approve Of the nomination
Of Morris Franklin the candidate for Alderman and
nifty sg0in afforded Of terrifying their confidence IN one
has been elected 10 eh and honorable gallons IN The
proved himself the faithful guardian of the interests oil his
constituents aud the honest and pledge ourselves
each the other TO give him our hearty and UNDIVIDED
support .
esolted That in the nomination OF John Coger Jr Tor
Assistant Alderman. recognize man long and faVora
bly, known the Electors OF this Ward, familiar win
their interests Industrious ard successful mechanic and
who If elected, will not dissppoih The expectations
OF those by whom he may be supported be Is entitled TO
and shall receive our united support
Resoed That candidates for Assessors are men OF
liable integrity, fami ar with the value OF prop
erty la this Ward snd who will faithfully and honestly
according their best Judgment without
fear favor Affection they worthy Of me confidence
Of the people, and we believe will be elected
Resoed That The candidates for Cons,sbies and Inspect
ors Of Election well qualified 10 discharge their re.
spective dues, and should receive the support OF Gil
those who feel interest In the rigid enforcement oil our
city ordinances and Ia maintaining the purity OF lie Dali
lo,boxes from any invasion Of the peoples rights
Re,olred That WILLIAM V. BRADY, our candidate Tor
Mayor and JOSEPH X. TAYLOR, our candidate for
Aims House Commissioner, Orhy OF our confidence
and being well qualified for their respective oices are
appreciated by the people. in preference 10 poucei
bswling and noisy party defamation they VIII mol faii
of an election.
feso1sd That the whole ticket IL such az we can recon-
mend with confidence the electors OF this Ward as COM
bnpg TALENT honesty and int gritty worthy OF their support
and which should receive the suffrage of those who desire
faithful representation In our Common Council ana
proper administration Of various duties for which
candidates designed and we call upon all such 70 Sc
election and thereby promote the interests OF t
Ward and Of the City, which require the protecting care oil
honest representatives,
Which were unanimously adopted. II was then moved
tina / The proceedings Of The meeting be published
JAMES B. BRlNSMADE, Chairman.
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