New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-01
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re- First Assembly District-FIRsT AND SEC
OND wARDs-Punuant to notice the Democratic
Wings Of this District made general rally at the s,cond
Wand Hotel on Saturday evening Goth inst. AID KELLY
was appointed Chairman, GEORGE Cook Vice Chairman ,
{. r. sPrNoER and @. W. IA. RocEss, Secretaries
The object Of the meeting stated by the Chairman
20 receive the reports from the Nominating Conventions
Caleb 5 woodhull in their behalf reported the
| Of Gen WILLIAM HALL for Senator, and J. PHILLIPS
PHdNlX, Esq, Tor A.s,mbysnd fully explained to the
meeting the desire the part Of the Conventions
submit idates only that ought 20 be elected The
r. port unanimously received and Committee Of
three " appointed TO dram resolutions
T. II Hudson being called for very eoquentv entertain
ed the meeting with lively and Interesting address
Augustus CammeyeT from the Committee on Resolu-
tons, reported the following
R,,ols<d. That we cordially approve Of the Nomina
ton. made by the Wing Convention at Syracuse ana
nledya the N our ndi vdual support.
Rs.oirsS That in WILLIAM Hat, our candidate for
senstor, recognize an sctiys and intelligent Whig
worthy al the place for which be 10 mated aud We
promise best eNertions 70 secure his election.
ResolJ,d That hail with saiisfscton tn. nomi-
o. Hon PHILLrs PRDNx. candidate for the
Assembly who for nearly forty years has been resident
Of District and well known for his enterprise. ati.
ty and kno~ledge Of our laws and nsutsns that 10 az
fords the citizens Of this dctrc opportunity 10 secure
his valuable services in the next Legislature.
Re0lued That look with confding hope 10 the next
Presidential election as epoch that shall DO justice
our old fsyonte HENRY CLAY. who, among GALAXY Of
Wing worthless, still stands Conspicuous and holds with
tenacious grasp our affections
J. Manchester Esq then addressed the meeting with
Wing zeal Wing srdor and Wing enthusiasm, which
received with overwhelming whigresponses.
RsoIred That the proceedings q th. meeting be pub
shsd and that we adjourn % meet Monday evening a.
7. o'clock JAMES KELLY, Chairman:
GEORGE COOK, Vice Chairman.
q " s - Rde,ss secretsrie. p,
re- Finh Wsrd.-(Fourh .4s,embIy Di,trict)-At.
large and enthusiastic Meeting Of the Wing electors Of
the Fifth Ward at the Marion House 65 West Broadway,
the 10Th inst JOHN c. HAMILTON, Esq. called to
the Chair; a. B. AaEsnAN, CHARLES McGowAs, GEoRCE
}. CORNELL, VILLAS sooTT, JAMES THOMPSON, Vice
Chairmen, and OLcoTT RHISKs and Jos. b TAYLOR ap-
pointed Secretaries.
The Nominating Committee through their Secretary,
JONI W. PRssoS, Esq MADE the following Report which
accepted with reclamation.
To the Wig Electors Of the Fourth assembly District
The Convention appointed to make nomination for
Member of Assembly Of this District respectfully report
That In the discharge OF the important and responsible
duty committed them they have had number OF meet
and that after due deberation, have unanimously
nominated JOHN r RODMAN a. the Wing candidate for
The very efficient services which Mr. RopMAN, has
dered the Wing party in this District and in tina City add
State large his character and standing az an upright
intelligent citizen and Jealous and uscompromsng Wing
well known you. The Convention therefore hope,
that his nomination will meet with the hearty approval
and cordial support of the District.
ALFRED WHEELER. Esq offered tine following resolu-
TONS which were adopted unanimously
Resoioed That the Wings Of the Fifth Ward Of the City
Of New York reassert their firm confidence IN that faith
and policy which govern the Wbig party at large; snd
and prosperity OF our national condition. and throughout
the world as the very elements OF Republcanism Demo
crazy and greatness and that 70 every title and tenet
OF pure Whig doctrine We VIII adhere With unwayeung
rmness procsimng truceless against anarchy and
misrule t the last vestise OF LocoFoeoism be denol
ished
Resolssd That we appreciate fully the importance OF
the approaching election, in two great points Frstbe
the Empire State needs skiliu men to fiji her high
places and particularly in the next Assembly when our
Legislators VIII nave Responsible and important auuest 70
fulfil in carrying out the requirements and provisions OF
the Constitutions and secOnd-because the issue OF
will materially affect the result OF the great
campaign Of lofoi when we are oeeImlnen lhai m spte
Of opposition, fraud and corruption, vii oustnp the
triumph IN the DAYS OF log cabins and hard cder
Resolved, That the candidates presented by the wing
party the State merit the united support oil all
good citizens and that will OF the polls do our part 20
show TO sister States that Newly state IS true a.
steel to the Wing cause, and elect her Offices
whose ability and integrity ene them TO the confidence
which they receive, and who do honor 70 their const
Resoled That in the candidate for Assembly presented
TO the Wings Of the Fifth Ward, have well-known
experience. of intelligence, Of proved Integrity and
Of the pures Wing principles and that, while we be-
heye his election Is secure without effort, we will
swell his majority 10 such number a. will be an unis
takeable proof Of confidence in candidate and
that we believe that Tuesday night will proclaim 20
the citizens of this Wsrd that their chosen representative
in Assembly for the next session Is john + RoDn.S
The following Resolutions offered by John G. aa
milton, Esq;
Reoied That we hold the honor of these United States
the Of matters Of far higher moment
than questions Of mere party character and thai We
utterly dapprOve Of any Of opinions line Of pro-
ceednss which would cueebe the Of the nation, or
impair It's resources when engaged IN war.
Resolyed That wetendeT thanks 90 the conqueror Of
Mexico and 10 his brave companions IN arms Tor achieve
ments unsurpassed In history, graced with humanity ana
which will spread 20 the utmost bounds Of the earth the
renOwn of American valOT.
Resoised That while fully appreciate the courage,
conduct. discipline and skill Of our regular army, we
never forget what to their distinguished lesd
en- Winfield Scott the hero Of two the soldier I'M
der whose auspices that army was formed.
Resoiued That citizens of this State, will ever
member with pride the gsllantry Of the brave NewYoTk
Volunteers who have shown cOnpicuousy in every con-
Haattv frI tlqy haNa hegu
Rcsoi,,d, That tender sympsthies to the res-
ves OF the heroic men, officers and priyaies who have
offered up their lives sacrifice to their country.
Rsoired That thanks be also presented 20 the head
sodier-veterau, Gen. Zachary Taylor, for his military
services.
On motion Of Mr.. VIM. A. Darling, 1t was unanimously
Resol1ed That the Wings of the Fifth Ward most
daily and heartily respond 10 the nomination OF that true
and tried Wing, Gen. WILLIAM HALL for Senator Of
the Third Senatorial District and that in spite Of the odds
against in the District the Wings Of this Ward viii
contribute their full share toward his election by giving
him an old-fashioned majority.
The meeting ably addressed by Messrs Wedge
wood, Nathan and Hamilton
JOHN c. HAMILTON, Chairman
A. B. AMERMAS,
CHAs. MCGOWAN,
Csc. J. CORNELL, ,Nice Chsirmen
WILLIAM SCOTT
JAMES TOMPsON,