New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-30

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HENRY X FROST. EDWARD COLLINS,
THEODORE r ALIING and A. W WHITE
duly elected Delegates 10 the Senatorial Conven-
Re,olred That the Delegates to the several Conventions
have power fiji vacancies aud that the proceedings Of
The meeting be pubsh
Previous to the adjournment The Chairman Of the Dis
trc Convention announced that they had met and nom
mated OBADIAH NEWCOMB, Jr TO represent the As
semby District IN the approoeSs set i, T4nvSPon
ions CROMWELL, Secretary 80 1t
~ sixteenth Wnrd.-At meeting Of the Whig
Electors Of the sixteenth Ward held pursuant 20 the call
the General and Ward Committees. At the Seventh
SIS JACKSON, ESQ was called 10 the Chair, and EOfN
5 JAQUEs appointed Secretary.
meeting proceeded ballot for Delegates 10 the Senatorial
Assembly Conventions which resulted IN the choice
" ''' '''''''''' Ssre,oyiqi conre,fon
EDwARp BEKRIAN, THOMAS, CUNNING, JR
JOHN MCINTYRE.
Aseabiy ConrenfioB.
ALFX w BRADFORD, WILLIAM TURNER,
MOSES JACKSON, CHARLES = EDWARDS,
RICHARD WINTHROP, WM. s DAWSON,
CANTWELL b. LEETE. JOHN BRADY.
On motion, the Conventions authorized TO hll VA
csuces and the proceeding Of the meeting ordered to he
published in TIE New York Tribune. -. 49,.
On motion, adjourned. MOSES JACKSON, Chairman.
EDeN JAeurs, Secretary so
t. Seventeenth yynrd.-At large and en'husias
tic meeting of the Wings Of The Seventeenth Ward. held
Tie Henry Clay House, on Tuesday evening sept 20,
1871 pursuant 20 the recommendation al the Wing Gen
erai Committee. JAMES COGGEsHALL Esq was APP
pointed President, f. R DUmcNAc, Vice President and
CuAs @. DgaN. Secretary.
Proceeded 10 ballot for members 70 the District ard Sena
tora Conventions. whereoPon The following persons we're
elected
6nY r. s, fifth enM WM pE E1ShkHoN
i. II. DUPIGNAC. JOHN J. HERmCK.
,o,v p,p,,v District c'g ,oTy Finch
EDWARD DA,YToN, W Logp,ASN
GE9 :, t swSNTl TAtSt i a afL
PHILIP l. LUFF, JOHN w. MNrIN.
The following resolution was unanimously adopted
Hhfrea The signs OF the times indicate, and the ext
'eaeies Of our county %pso,asy dema9d IT, aere 10
candidate and The only for the next Presidency
OF the Wing party. JAMES GEshAlL; Pres't
p. Il. DUPIGNAC, Vice Pres't.
CHARLES O. DEAN, Secretary. s3oIt
w Eighteenth Ward.--At meeting Of the Wing
Electors Of the Eighteenth Ward, held pursuant TO call a.
Third avenue, ~ b. AIOUNTFORT was called 10 the
CHAIR aud CHARLES II s,TH and G. p SHARrE APP
we're elected Delegate 10 the Senatorial Con, enton:
WIN sAML. JOHNSON, GEORGE "; A IL
JAMES LYNCH
And The following were elected Delegates to the Assembly
n b MOTNTFORT, CHARLES r. BuTLTR.
WIN. JOHNSON, JOSEPH n BALfSIlkR,
LANES BROOKS. CHARLFs II sMifn.
JOHN D. RUSS
On motion OF Mr.. VIM Edmonds, the several Dslega-
lions were empoW cred TO fiji vacancies.
On motion ofMr ~ Baesser. the proceedings Of the
meeting were ordered to be published 70 the Wig papers
6 ca.hhss d D. s sSTa, Secretaries. .son
BRAxcH PosT OFFICE ~. Clath square.
" Mail for California and the Sandwich ISL
ands. Letter and Newspaper bags foI the above mail
will close at this office the 9Th Of October Letters out
OF the city enclosed in wrapper addressed 70 my
with cents, viii be forwarded by this mail by tins
mail favorable Opportunity Will be Afforded 10 those VINO
are dearous OF writing their friends Of the NewNork
L. ; Volunteers in California Col steSensons res
ment Letter bags per steamer Bniannia' rom Boston
for EqrsPe Will close at this office od sSoN siRTs
=" II AH"ON =" ans
~ American Insiiinic.-A special meeting Of this
Institute will be held al the Repository IN The Park THIS
tendance l. requested. HENRY MElGS. Rec Sec.
Me%ss car PISs9e se sse, and ,s today Sy sIs
had al the clerks desk in Castle Garden. s'olt'
~ Incorporating Hostility 30 Siavery.-A
Mass Meeting of persons from the counties ON The Hudson
River who favor OF abohshins all slavery in which
the people OF the Free States concerned VIII be held
al the splendid called TIE Coliseum, IN Broadway,
Friday, October At 7. NJ and again az p NJ Del
cgaes 90 the National Convention October ~, VIII be
chosen. Come one, come all, and listen 10 the principles
Of 176 The FAIR OF the American Institute viii attract
great many 20 the city By order OF COMMITTEE s.. u
tV-I. o. Of q. F.-Empire Lodge No. 6i.-At
regular meeting OF The Lodge held on Monday evening
the 9Th inst II resolved that this Lodge attond Tie
anniversary celebration OF kppo~a'n Lo,se' 10 - a.
Stamford, Conn ON Friday next October Brothers 9i
this and other lodges who intend uniting with friends
AZ stamford In the ceremonies OF the day requested 10
accompany The steamboat Gen Lincoln will leave I
the loot Of Catharnest at o'clock on the morning OF
the cey and returning will leave at y o'clock rae etcA
way p cents JAMES : F0LGER, n. 9. |
J. W. THOMPSON. Secry.
n b Brothers will II Dvisonst. at 6. O'Clock
80 .tis0
~ L. d. q. F.-Celebraron of the anniversary Of
Rppowain Lodge, No p. Stamford Conn. The above
celebration viii take place Friday the lst day Of Oct
next The steamer Gen Lincoln Will leavs from the loot
Of Caharinest Al u o'clock A. NJ returning in the after
Of the day Fare each way - cents " bod
worhs celebrated band will be present the occasion
So ST.
~ Remedy for a Light Pur.c.-Ths BAlsam Of
Life, "fhc Improved Housewife, by Mrs A. l.. Webster
eighth edition revised, with Supplement" sold by the
AGENT only, may be found awhile al SO Pearist aud al
ways BY address, az 22i Mainst Hartford.
Also. Of the same Agent and the Publisher. The New
H.SAnd Primer" facsimile Boston Edition Of I'M.