New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-07
WARD MEETINGS.
~ The Wbig. of the First Judicial District

WARD MEETINGS.
ry- The Wings of the First Judicial District
q the City Of NewYoTk, composed OF tbs First Second
Third and Fifth Wards requested to meet et the Mar
ion House. West Broadway, on Saturday evsnns. April g.
n O'clock to receive the report OF the Convention OF
tice for said District. SMITH DUNNING, Chairman.
R SS%s W. l. ri H.T@aw.r secretaris" aa
~ Fourth Judicial District.-The Convention
10 nominate an Assistant Justice for the Fourth Judicial
District met at tbs Henry Clay House. on Thursday even
On motion OF N @ Bradford, Esq. Of the Tenth Ward
HENRY L. DAVIES, Esq, Of the Fihssnth Wsrd; wa'
the Seventeenth Ward, were elected Secretaries -
Upon proceeding TO ballot, WILLIAM H. VAN COLT
Justice for the Fourth Judicial District and BARNABAs
w OSBORN was nominated unanimously for Police
Justice for The Fourth District
Rtsoiyed Tina, th9 proceedings Of the Convention be
published.
President and Secretaries for the able manner in
which they discharged their duties.
On motion, the Convention then sdj9urnsd
HENRY r. DAVIES, President
JOSEPH hSsi1iS G " Piseksry, Secretaries ast
~, sixth Judicial District Conventional
citing of the Delesaes to this Convention he at Bu
COMMITTEES. NAPOLEON b. MOUNTFORT was upsni-
mously nominated for Police Justice, and ANsON Will
LIS was unanimously nominssd for Assistant Justice FOL
this district JOHN DELAhATER, Chairman.
h. G. WASDELL, Secretary II
TT Second Wnrd.-The Democratic Wing Electors
OF tbs Second WsId requested TO meet at the Second
Ward Hotel 81 Nassau on Friday evening the 7th inst
at ~ O'clock to hear the report Of the Nominating Com
other business as may come before the meeting Several
Committee. JOHN l.. LEFFkhIS, Chairman.
GAky,s oA Eos.s Secretaries. ait
rFy Third Ward Regular NominatioDs.-At a
meeting ofthe Whis Nominating Comniuee OF 'se limo
Ward held at 2l5 Warrington ST. on Thorsdsy evening
April g. the following nominations were unanimously de-
clared
For Assi,,a,li Alderman. JAMES E. WOOD.
WILLIAM L. sHARPLoW, ,: IEREMIAL LorHRor
GEORGE W. oaEbic 5 0'"''s SsopssNEI1us ALLISON
p,i hEwrs rEAL I:''''''''s .s sI r MAsBATT
ALEXIS SMITH THOS. w FAULKNER.
2. JOSEPH BELL,
For School Connnissonsr--JUsTUs 5. REDFIELD.
For Inspector. .sAMUELR CHiLDs
For Trlyfes.. WILLIAM EBBlTT.
WILLIAM EBBlTT, Chairman.
r. M srREsEIGH, Secretary az Ats
rS- Eighth Ward.-MAss MEETING l-WHlGS,
az. Of hi, Wsrd viii be- held at the conner Of spn and
Laursns s,s on Friday evening" April T. at u o'clock foI
the .: Ws sl1s 81 BsS6T Ssc
BERRIAN for Aims House Commissioner, and The ioii0w
Ing o For ar'9IildtrT@sa-ABRAaAMR R; LAwRENSE
For Assistant J oNATHAN W. ALLEN.
,oHn W. BLAuvE En- 1'''''''.j JAMES WEBB.
..on,,s ne c,y For c0"'ia''e WIN B. JONES.
0S O'0e' cHAs McD0UGAL Chairman.
j j. g; s onIOn.r, seorstaIIs. S aa.
For 1idsrmaa.. =. ROBERT T. HAWs.
For 1ssi'iani Aldsrman. DAVID MILLER
DARIUS FERRY S'' -''''" JOHN BARNARD.
For C0nsfa1sss = sV,nuoer
For School conn.issiOntr -. H. II HAwS.
For Tu,,ss; :;5oHN oa aRR
p'i REsoLvr srE sf'Gfss JOHN 7 DODGE
RIcHaRp SCOTT SyhfhtS jones' SHSssg gi
s. ABRHM S sCRlBNER, 80
ytsmendoa, Mass Mssflng and Graad Torelhgh Pieces
sioa Ways Of The Strfenh Hard-ln honor oil IN
forced nominatio Let the VISA og men-ths people
Of the WNdIally this Frdag nis', corner OF ssven.h
ssns bs oa,oa to he people Lea s feads Of rsS
W..Iacs and TuSssS come qua hear Lethian's Brass
ss invited 10 aaSrs.: the meeting Hon Wars
Mr.. UproS. n B BLuSr, T. Z. ToMLIssos, p c Halt
srEp j. p TRssHMsy BY order OF the Lexington As'o-
citation and Nominating fsAAc $ BRUES, Chairman
WIN. D. silva, Secretary.
Ear 1la,rman-WAsHINGrON SMITH.
For 4ssistanf-B. 5. WHITNEY.
,o,,,r For A''''''j As NIcoI,
H. l. ''N1''' For corstabies IS. -
C.R. CHICHESTER, w. B. CLARK. lt's
~ Seventeenth Ward.-At meeting Of the whis
Electors OF the Seventeenth Ward, held al The Henry
CLAW House on Wednesday evening, April ), MATTHEW
REED was called 10 The Char; JAMES CoCeEshAlL and
THOMAS NJ. ADKIAscE were sPPointed Fiee-Ihsirmen =
IoaS ! TOWNSEND aud HESRy ID SnARkor, Secretaries
Willi.m 8 Duke Esq from the Nominating Committee,
reported the following nominations which were unani
'''1'' For fIdsrnsan. C LaRKsoN CROLIUS.
For assistant Alderman. GEORGE IL FhANhLiN-
BosKERCK, JAMES ROBINSON.
E,or Sekool Commissioner. WILLIAM dune
For IAspsstsr. JOHN ALLEN.
For Trustees Of Cowmon Seaooh,
Holm uERRICK JOHN j. TOWNSEND,
This following resolutions were unanimously Adopted
Rtso<d Thai " hail with JOY the nomination OF VIII
LIAM " BRADY for Mayor and point with pride 10 his
fearless upright sad impartial discharge OF ths o"'es
R,solstd That in the nomination OF CLAkhsoN Sho-
LIIjs for Alderman have sure hsroinser OF soeee"
His kindness to the poor, his devotion 70 the Interests
the Ward eunte him not on 20 the Support OF mo parry
bat 10 that u all coed citEers- a, vp,ur,tN
B,sslr,d That we will elect GEORGE H. fkANhLiN
osr enedidate for Assistant Alderman. whose hasty
10 the whF who're sPo..s' integrity sna WHOSE -
culiar qualifications Tor the ofnse present 'ne '0"s
claims 10 the electors OF The ara -, ~ ...s
ps,oi,<d That Ia ell our cosi lets We look Win Conn
a.sss 10 the nomin stion OF HENRY CLAY, snd wish
oss more 10 sht under the old hss with the sane
old leader
s.,si,sS That the proceedings 81 the meeting be pup
49, MATTHEW REED, Chairman.
JANIS ceesssaaLs, }vioe chairmsn.
JoHs J rowssssD, s.c,.t.riss ALT
HgSsY SHAssor,
xx,- E,.h,erntb Ward.-Ths Wbis Electors Of the
rsauexted asscu bic al the buiI