New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26
TIE GERMANS IN COUNCIL

~ One Of the largest aud most spiIied F-rmsn WI :
meetings held 10 the City Of New YORK held as
TUESDAY evening 2hn.t Al The Pheasant House Ho ward
Il by The German Democratic Wig Union Club
The meeting called 10 order by appointing Mr.
JACOB BORN for President, ASroS OsEsLE and RosES
for Wee Presidents J C. scH.fFEs aud DFcgts
for Secretaries
Mr. Born the President then stated to the meeting ihs
tbs was the trs German Wing meeting ever organized
AMI he'd 10 The Eighth Ward.
The meeting was then most eloquent y addressed BY T
Tomnson and Fowler Esqrs II The English LANGUAGE. and
10 the Germsn' by Col I O. Rohr M > r FRESHMAN
the following resolution, which express the German Wings
ilioD. Of The Eighth Ward upon the Wing Principles,
and the feren candidates presented Tor Their suffrage 81
the ensuing election.
The Rough and Ready Gee Club sung several very 10.
teresng and lively songs which were received and greeted
The foIowng resolutions were then resd to The meea .
and unanimously adopted snd ordered 10 be printed IN The
Rsolred Thai we the German Wings Of the Eghih Waro
Have The fullest confidence 10 Gen LscHARY TAYLOR -
sincere and Wig, Of uudOubted intelligence and tai
emit. competent to q the Office Of President Of the United
States Of General in the Army that We believe be
viii carry out the wishes Of TIE Nation es satisfactorily
peace 81 he has shown BIZ ability 10 do N war.
Resofef That with NE prospect OF general war IN ~
rope now hand it's Of the utmost Importance 10 the United
States their Pre,idenl be one who can command re-
spec abroad and who IS known to tie a. the same re
favor Of pesce and we believe no candidate could be pro-
for suffrage who could more efeetuHy man uel
TAYLOR prevent collisions with Other nH'ohs
h.std Taa, we hs SI We Ra4e Know
Li for wears friend Of our German adopted ciuzers
a zealous defender Of Wing principles one Of lie
strongest advocates Protective Tart for American a.
bor as most a6onous and Woodworking man in eyey
Office he has He'd consider him Of The great -
statesmen IN the United States.
Reored That most cordially recommend our neia ~
Dor and friend HANILTON FISH, 10 our German ieow-c-
zens for the Office of Governor Of this State Know IN
10 be hone D. capable and faithful to The Constitution and
true Wig. And we slso as cordially recommend 70 ineI
support GEORGE W PATTERsoS A. canol1 ate for me d.
fce OF Lieutenant Governor knowing him 10 be n tue,
faithful end reliable Wing.
hcsohcd That FREDERICK a. TLLMADcE, genera
open hearted Wing by his Attachments snd experience a,
lawyer. and his wel-known ability ~ Judge while Dee
held the Office Of Recorder Of ihs city, entitled 10 aud
shs receive our undivided and perseyerng support Or
the Office Of Recorder.
Re,0irc9 Tha, pledge ourselves 90 use all fair snd
honorable means 10 elect the following candidates, regular
ly nominated By tue Wing Committees Of this city, snd
the State viz
Cqn0I C0giuissioner- CHARLES COOK
Llspecfoy ~ state Pyis0Hs-ALENANDERH II. WELLS
4sscmblD-JAMES W. BECkMAN
Reoisfcr-CORNELlUS Y. ANDERSON.
Surroq1fe-ALEXANDER w. BRADFORD.
Resoired have the fullest confidence the above
candidates and wholly oppose any attempt 81 dior
gani1auOn JACOD BURN rIesdeh~
As1oN OsLRLE' Vice Presidents
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