New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-07

Tee. q y.
(....~GEORGE BERGH.
For T1etee, ......JOHN McMlCHAELs.
l......s. KOHLHEPP,
By order Of the Ward Committee.
ie5 THEODORE r DE FOREST, Chairman.
~ Third ward.-WHIG NOMINATIONS FOR
For Comm,s,ioner. JAMES O. KING. Jr
For Insp,etor......JEREMIAH LOTHROP.
For Tr,iatee.......CHARLEs ST JOHN ls4 81
TT Fourth ward.-Aia large and respectable
meeting Of tue Electors Of The Fourth Ward without de
ncon OF party held the Shsk peafe Hotel, Friday
evening, June a. for the purpose OF makng
for the ensuing School Election, CHARLES MILLS was
appointed Chairman RALPH HALL, JosEPH O. CARPENTER.
VioePresidents, ARCHIBALD Hall, MICHAEL L. BRADY,
Secretaries
Thst deeming tbs election Of competent ard capable
School officers u Importance the community they
have decided that no mere party lines, no politics OF he
hour should rule their decision.
he Wing or he Democrat" but " Has he Away. been
the friend Of Education willie n elected, devoe hin-
self 10 s interest and advancement
Governed by these views they present the names Of the
following gentlemen, long and svorsnly known In the
Ward, Of spotless integrity and tri.d worth
For Comm sioner. WILLIAM HALL.
For Inspector. .FLoRENCE MCCARTHY
For TRUSTEE. -DANifL 4 ffNII-
CHARLES MILLS. Chairman.
I haLf q c cI'll Vice Presidents.
A AST.st D. BAD BABY Secretaries je71re
r. Fifth wnrd.-WHIG NOMINATIONS FOR
FOr Cown,s'ioHer JAMES W w I'll RLE N0a
For Inspector. ........ ROBERT SWORDS. je7 1t
~ Seventh Ward.-AI large and enthusiastic
meeting of Wings Of the Seventh Ward held pursuant
call, Fd1sv evening June 4, at 81 MARKET y sam
UEL r. MCKINNEY wss called To the Chair, and WM D.
ANpREws elected Secretary. On notion Retiring Com
miltee Of Five appointed by The Chairman 10 nom
maize School Officers for the Ward supported by the
Whgs Al the Election TO he holden on Monday next June
T. The Committee reported the following
For C0BtqissiOnorf.. VIII LIAM T. PlNCkNEH
r.
For IEy'eior PIX B,J IsAA a k MQ9P
Ca notion the above ticket unanimously adopted
The meed1g on motion, approved the following nomt
ua5ops a,rrr FSt 1'PiR3 T baSIs Noyoy
AMBROSE l.. JORDAN. MARCUS REYNOLDS.
For cert; ;".;...JoHN I. LaMPoRT
SAMUEL AN! SSM%iS, F FiTiI iy5Sz,
For Superior Court ysdes'
'0'' ~ DAVID b. oGDEN
JOHN l.. MASON, ERAsTUs c. BENEDICT.
ALEXANDER ". BRADFORD.
For District .inOTuey JOSEPH L. WHITE
Ga notion the following resolution was passed without
n dissenting voice.
cogBize The only who IL entitled superior
The Office Of District Attorney. We will supper. him on
Of eminent legal abilities, f1r his long firm and
Underwriting devotion 70 WING principles, and because be
10 the nominee Of the County Convention
Ga mOor 1t was ordered hist the proceedings u Ibis
meeting be published IL all The Whig papers
sAML. T. MCKINNEY, Chairman.
WM. ID. ANDREWs, Secretary. l-5 =
u Eighth Ward-WBiF Nors. WBig Ersr-Ths
wings OF IN. Eighth Ward IN pursuance Of the call Of he
whig General Committee assembled last night al their
Headquarters. SAMUEL K1PP was unanimou.ly eslled 10
the Chair h. w, THATCHER was appointed Vice Chair
man. and A II. sroUrESeURGH and NJ. B. CoHES were
named as Secretaries.
pointed to drsf Resolutions J. T. VI. Bleskey from The
Committee reported the following
Resotsd That the Eighth Wafd VIII support heart and
soul and " n their whole strength he reguarly nominsi
ed candidate for District Attorney. N. B. BLUNT The
~ ltf. lnfirf
devoted friend Of Henry Clay friend Of Wig principles
NaliOns Republican with u from the time that genuine
democracy Was represented 10 The old NigwAm-s New
iorker-one deserving The support Of The whole Wig
psrty-s without reproach whose honor has never
been doubted and whose word has been questioned
Resoref, That This meeting while they regret The az
ferenc- vi opinion exhibited Al the Apollo LAST night s
rejoice In The honest and decided OF the Wing
party IN favor Of Old friend and KnickerbOcker
Bowdisoh Blunt that will support him unanimously.
the Eighth Ward.
Resoed Thsi we have unyieldng and undoubied conf.
dence In John Young, the Whig Governor Of Ne~YOrs,
and In the ssse organization and that they shall have
support until hsve better 10 neglect them Than
here has Yet been given TO us 10 The columns Of the cou
TIE Nom mating Committee for School ofieers reported
the following ueset;
For TSsst.s $500 sFkyASUS s SE9sEY.
Which nominations were unsnimously confirmed
SAMUEL w hiPP, Chairman,
3. W THATcHER, Vice Chairman.
4. L. sIovrESSvRsH' Secretaries -
NJ 3. CcEEN, J-o
~ Eighth ward.-WHlG NOMINATIONS FOR
SCHOOL OFFICERS; - - $500. -.
For CoHpsrssi0aer....JAA Es !. " BLEAkLEf.
Fer Inspoofor ........JEsst u PklS -
For T1tstse ..........sY LNANUS GEDNEf.
BY order Of the Ward Committee
CHAS. McDOU6ALL, ChaifnAa-
" A WoS5SrSF. seefeifies- is ais
rv Tenth ward.-DEMocRATIc WING MONT.
NATIONS FOR SCHOOL OFFICERS.
Fer Conntsgtoaer.. II. HOBART HA"s-
For Irssior ........THOMAs HYATT.
For haYect0r- MILAN A. CONANI- J-t