New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-14
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~ sixth Ward Ia Pursuance u the reoommen5a-
ton ofthe Democratic Wing General Committee the De-
mocrstic Wings Of the Sixth Ward assembled MONDAY
evening 18th met at the North American Hotel corner Of
Boery and Bsyari select six delegates repre-
sent them the Fourth Congressional Convention o
ec delegate TO the National Convention 70 be bed 10
ballot the following gentlemen were dsc9gsd to BE- duly
THFOPHtLUS BATES, BENZ O. FORBES,
JAMES 3. TAYLOR, JOHN HOOPER.
On motion, Rcsofstd That the proceedings be pub1hsd
In The Tribune aud Express.
MOSES B. TAYLOR, Chairman.
r. H. HiNsoMf' secretary. mi4
~ Eighth Ward WING Meetings TO elect Dele
House 10 select Delegate TO the Whig Presidential
Convention at Phadslpha, IN June 8i8 in pursuance
We do hereby certify that the following persons were
elected az the different District meetings as the Delegates
Iom tho Eighth Ward
i.JOsEPH ~ BARNES 5-GiDEON FOUNTAIN,
3. JOHN W. BLAUVELT, 7..WILLlAM SWEET,
4.GEORGE BoYcE s..JOHN FoRsHAY.
HrNRv c. BANS, Chm. JAMES WEBR, Chm.
W. THATCHER, JAMES AckERMAN, >
STEfHtN HYDE, NEWMAN PERooHAS, 60 7
HsNRY C. PINDER 4 JoHN FoRsHAY. 8
correct retuIn as certified by the different Chairman
Of Districts, CHAs McDOUGAL, Chm Ward Com.
JhNts 1 - Secretaries Ward Committee al
~ Thirteenth Ward.-Ata a meeting Of the Dsmo-
craue Wings OF the Threeneh Ward held In pursuance
the call from the wig benSfd ana
A. the house Of james Green, SheIir 81 on monoAy
evening the 18th inst A w. WHITE called TO the
Chair, and JAMES Dewey and GILBERT DAYTON were sp
poin ted Secretaries
The call of the meeting having been read and approved
motion the meeting proceeded 70 elect by ballot SIX
too AARoS SHARP and J. w. LgGGErr were appointed
Tellen When the following gentlemen were declared b
n j. soYD EDWARD COLLIN.
OBADIAH EEWcoMs, ROBERT PATTERSON,
On motion. the Delegaies were empowered to fli any
ReSoIred That HENRY CLAY still holds the most
promo station In the hearts Of the Wings Of the rhr-
tenth Ward, believe he does 10 the hearts Of the
Wings Of the State and the Union that consider him
the only candidate Ground whom the Wings Of the North
and the South OF tho Fast and the West rally in the
approaching contest with any hope Of success snd Whose
ssgscy aud experience In the event Of success may e
most surely relied upon TO enhance the prosperity OF the
" hole country, md 20 promote its true glory
Esoi1ed That the Delegates elected this evening 10 the
District Convention, hereby directed 70 use the
power confded them by the Whss Of the Thirteenth
Wsrd as shsl be best calculated 10 bring shout the well
come result Of the nomination Of HENRY CLAY by the
Whg National Convention, which is 70 assemble at Phi
'D''f'''' y" ''' go A. W WHITE Chairman.
IAMrs DEWEY. Secretaries. -,
" Fourteenth Ward At meeting Of the Demo
cratic Whig Electors Of the Fourteenth Wsrd, Mr. ISAAC
FRYER elected Chairman, and Messrs JoHN ORnoSD
and WNL : MoRFNUs were appointed Secretaries The
proceeded to bsot for eight Delegates the Fifth Con
gressona District Convention The following gentlemen
JOHN STEWART CHARLES X. TAYLOR,
RODERICK ". MORRISON, WILLIAM ) MOkENUs-
SFTH GER j. b. MANCHESTER,
WM III CHARRINGTON. DAVID SHERWOOD.
On motion,
Resolved That the proceedings Of this meeting be pub
lished.
On motion, the delegation were empowered to fill any
vacancies that may occur.
% motion adjourned. ISAAC FRYER, Chairman.
JOHN ORMoND lS.s.
NM 5 Moarsus Secretaries ml4
10 sixteenth Ward.-Pursusnt 10 the recomnen-
dalton Of the Wing General Committee the Wings Of the
Sixteenth Ward met 40 the Chelsea Manor House. Mn tn
avenue Of Twenty thst for the purpose Of elect
ing four Delegates Convention which should select
Delegate to the National Whg Convention from the sixth
Congressional District Mr. ROBERT SMITH was called
20 preside ard Mesus. X. r. WHEELER and J. X. Hal.
srED appointed Secretaries.
AFTER hsllotng in confusion for time on mo-
ton OF willis Hall Esq seconded by Nicholas Dean, Esq
IL
Resolved That nssmuch the result OF this election
whatever that result may possibly be ssti'ac
tory that the ballots be destroyed and that the election be
hello at this place "Wednesday, March l5 from A. NJ
TIL p NJ.
On motion adjourned ROBT. SMITH. Chairman.
T.. WHErLER, Sa,ret,riss
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~ Seventeenth Warh.-At very large and soir-