New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-11
'NEw-YORK TRIBUNE.
yyhiq RnIIy Lafayette Hall.

i There was spirited and numerous gathering OF
Nhies at Lafayette Hall, on Saturday evening, TO
H. ,ond % sad ratfy the nominations Of Will
HlAM V. BRADY for Mayor and JEFFERSON
|fERRIAN for Aims House Commissioner. MICH
|tlAs DEAN was called to the chair, supported by
Hkeral array Of Vice Presidents and Secretaries
ssd the meeting was subsequently addressed by the
chairman. by II. GREELEY, Z. DELAFIELD SMITH,
b -. MANCHESTER, and N. Is. BLUNT The follow
hg resolutions were unanimously adopted -
RESOLUTIONS.
Nfoffd That the unsssumiDg capacity unwesried In.
Ss'ire 400 unsOrpss.sd bdelity with which WILLIAM
NJ bkAD1 has discharged since Msy last the duties Of
Ci-f Magistrate Of City, have Justly commended
- 70 no esteem and appreciation Of our Citizens and
confidently trust he viii receive we know he has
ss.sfved. t'iom plant reelection neSt Tuesday.
Rssoissd That in JEFFERSON BERRIAN wa have
sd-vosd ard energetic Whig whohas hled several pub
4 stations with ability snd efficiency and doubt not
, vii isndsr equal justice % tho responsible pos, Of
Aas-flouss Comm ssioner.
R,,'gel. That OUT present Municipal Administration,
reducing the expense Of the Aims House. while sup
rag an increased number Of paupers by the correction
macy ~roBes and abuses and BY the igd preservat
fOfder, Tfsuquiy ano general Security have deserved
a. herty approval Of their constituents.
R'fcted, gnst commend the Of the me ority
the Common Council in endesyoripg 90 20 reform
81 Charter a 10 take the Executive ouues Of Admins
taonf ON Corporation Committees and sntrust them
nsos OF Departments chosen by and responsible to the
PIE sno We regret ihat the unreasonable opposition
noflty prevented the accom- OF IN st
81 other IMPORTANT Reforms
Rcssir>d That while We regret that the necessity OF
I-yng N fpsus debt. incurred BY and Judgments obtain
q sssnst former Councils and Of making large add tons
our public sofees to replace those dssroyed under the
tCognc ~ fire and for other necessary ENDS while the
Foeesd, % AL sales II City Real Estate pledged and
d 70 Teeucs tho City Debt has prevented reduction of
Dc ess smount Of City Expenses duriog the psst year
se Ae confident that important and sautsry Rerench-
Fsnts sad will be sde II the Wing rule 10 continued
nroueh another year.
Rseised This. In the late gallant though unsuccessful
bfefh gan in fs,fp int
seen, spd Victoou. efforts Of the Wing. Of CossEcTI-
ar Of RHODE Island snd Of that portion Of MsssAcHU
avs % long hOuored 10 being represented nv JoHs
QUiNcY ADAMS. ard In tn. election Of Wing officers In
te Of the cities of State which have held their
cbsiter Elections have manifestations Of reawske
W OF tbs spt of iBt, aud trust the People will not
smit their efforts un they shall have thoroughly purified
DE- high places OF tie Nation
hsseired That cal especially and emphsticsly
Ne WINGS Of cur City TO make one united and enthu
rAse sh5rt IN preparation Monday and in execution
% IpesnsY for such victory will secure wise and
hbio rulers 10 tits Emporium and send thrill Of JOY 10
wery Wing heart in the Union.
The meeting, which was one of the most enthus-
st'c We ever attended, adjourned about half psst
sne, and marched in procession to the residence Of
Mayor BRADY, where it broke up after making him
4 call. To day will show, if any doubts ex
sied that Mr. Brady is one Of the most popular
Mayors New. York ever had.