New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-11

Sea!Ts ce sSa5 Jss's e5, GGoPIF Flea
Ii Thorpe, sll A'g
ing Of The Wings Of the Ninth Ward. convened At ST Lukes
the General Committee. CHARLES CRANE, ESQ, was
called toihe Chair, and Mr. ii HowAeD CARGILL appointed
Secretary On motion Of w + Soiih The meeting proceed.
ed TO ballot for Committee of Nine 10 in Convention
10 ect delegate TO represent the district in the State
Convention al Urea The following gentlemen cleo.
SAMUEL FROST. JAMES W. BOOTH.
ASA BuTMAN. WILLIAM z, NOBLE.
CHARLES CRANE. WILLIAM b. MECH.
o..,,o - BENJAMIN F. CURTIS 30 ..,,.,.o,
and the meeting adjourned CHARLES CRANE, Chm.
H. HOWARD CAKCr.L, Secretary.
The NOMINATION Committee met on Saturday evening and
unanimously ected Abraham Van Orden as the delegate
10 said convention. SAMUEL FROST Chm. ofNomin. Com.
Asa BUTMAS, Secretary
EY-EIeventh Ward.-Pursuanl 10 the recommends.
lion Of the Wing General Committee, The Wing Electors OF
the Eleventh Ward assembled Friday evening. 3lh sept
the Assembly District choose Delegate the Wing
State Convention TO be held al Utica on the an INST to
Imported al the ensuing election The meeting was
lied by appointing J. a. BOUTELLE Chairman, and L. H.
On motion, tie Call Of tho meeting read and az.
proved.
C. NJ simorson moved that no person should be allowed
that did The Wing ticket Of the last election
but being evident that hundreds now wi us who
then opposed TO us, and that would be unjust and
nuDemocracto deprive Them of voice. the motion was
HAMILTON WADE and SAMUEL H. De MoTr being ap-
pointed eers moion, the ing proceeded TO ballot
SAMUEL Il DE MOTT, PORTER O SHERMAN,
HAMILTON WADE, JAMES LUCAS
JOHN A BOUTELLE, JOSIAH d HUNT.
WILLIAM REiMER, JOHN FRIEND
and they declared duly elected
ssmuel II De Mou submitted the following resolutions,
which were unanimously adopted;
UheyeI The Wing party through It's Naiions Conven,
ton nominated Gen ZACHARY TAYLOR for President and
Resorod That good whgs are bound to forget our
past predictions and use all honorable efforts TO secure
The success OF those candidates.
Rc,ored Thai il is The fr.t DUTY not only of every Wing
but Of every patriot prevent the election oil Lew" Cass
and that for Martin ian Buren, or the great states
man OF the West only useless 10 them, but calculated
TO overthrow the Wing party and insure the success OF the
most dangerous men in our coniederacy
On motion, the proceedings of this melting were ordered
to be published in the Express, C99rsr and Tribune c
LEWIS H. WITS Secretary eli
~ Eleventh Ward.-At meeting Of the Delegate
Of the Ninth Assembly District held on Saturday evening
Sept o at Tnkham Hall, corner of Fourth,si and Avenue
and HAMILTON WADE Secreiary-when they proceeded 10
ballot Delegate the Wing State Convention, TO be
held at Utica on the 18th inst whereupon SAMO Ill H.
DE MOTT was unanimously elected said Delegate
On motion, Il was ordered that these proceedings be
signed by the Chairman aud Secretary and published In
Express, Courier and Tribune
GABRIEL VAN COTT, Chairman.
HAMILTON WADE, secretary. sll 1t
r. Twelfth Ward.-At a large meeting of the
Wings OF the Twelfth Ward held at lOrkvile, corner of
Eghysxhsi and Fourth avenue, September g. pursuant
TO the call Of the General Committee, EDGAR kETehuM
was appointed Chairman and GEORGE w JENKINS Secre-
tary Committee of Nine then appointed by ballot
choose Delegate from the Tenth Assembly District 10
the Stse Convention al Utca, and THOMAS CARNLkfWss
recommended as the Delegate
The following resolutions were adopted unanimously,
with great enthusiasm: 49,
b-d at this time primary meeting tender our thanks 10
JANss MONROE for the perseverance, ana success
Congress OF the United States, and mat WINE we accou
with the Judgment which pronounced The silung menoer
cssSniug represent this District, an htruder We &
IRE CONFIDENCE that Mr. MoNROE fairly elecied blt
that viii make ii sure by electing him again IN NO'eni
Resored That we are all united in Incorporating nos
ttv against the extension of slavery over territory oil W
limited states now free and will never support any eau
eids,e who i In favor of intrigue against
the r of the people and the principles oil our opuo
gcoloi That we look with honest pride and satisfaction
upon the career and character OF hAMLroN flsh, leu
Gverno 81 the Sate Of New ork and our friend aud lei
low fownsman having served the people ABLY ana ish-
y as our Representative IN Congress he has won kVoeh
ouioons from the State NJ large by the exercise OF MS
nreserf ocs and offer him 10 the state our choice
Of Wing candidate for the Chef Msgs,acy al me en-
'D Gfo Ss " JENKINS. Secretary. sllr
rFy- Seventeenth Nard.-At meeting ofthe Wig
voters the seventeenth ard held immedistey alter me
eectng nine Delegates 10 Convention 10 elect Delegate
TO lie State Convention At Henry Clay House" Friday
evening Sept. 3. Mr. WM. 5 DUKEwas elected Chairman
aud Mr. Isaac w. Smith, Secretary.
The following resolutions were unanimously adopted;
nl, md Thsi W. regard the proceedings Of the meeting
which cho.e committee to elect aSIeegate from the
Seventeenth Ward TO the Convention Il utcs as HHyesty
conducted nssmueh as after the introduction Of resolutions
endorsing the nomination OF Gen TYLoR for the Presden-
cv open AMI fully understood mOOn 10 lay the resou
lions upon he table offered which motion The chair re-
fused submit the meeng and also the division OF
the house the adoption Of said resolutions lg9 saor-
ty rofed against the same notwithstanding which me Chair
DECIDED thai tbs resolutions were adopted
Rssolrd. That ia view Of the fact, mentioned in he fore
going resolution, feel ourselves called upon To DISTINCT
aud urequyocaly repudsIe all The proceedings OF said
meeting
R,,ofel That we would hail with satisfaction
the nomination Of HAMILTON FISH for Governor Of this
Stsfe and that II nominated we hereby pledge ourselves 10
use all honor able hrs election and 10 stand
by The favore Of the Seventeenth Ward OF The City OF
Nes-l OTk til the last
es5rrd That in prociaimng deermr son 10 support
HENRY CLAY and WILLARD FILLMORE at the coming
election we know that acting In accordance Win
cs.lbisAod Uhg pyiacplcs and kaong that we are en-
gagged in eood cause, we viii do gh and rus' 10 rfo'
On notion oicd That the proceedings OF this meeting
be signed BY the Chairman and Secretary and published In
Isaac Wa SMITH. Secretary. sill lI's
r. At n Meeting OF The Members Of isfay-
cite Engine Company No. ~, held Al lne fnglne
House Mondsy evening sept. = ists NJ M fi.lata,
accepted For years he was men Der OF NE Coin-
psny Of which he was an ofceri and during hs ons
.eryce he won Tie affections Of the members and bis friends,
Nv the manner la which he performed his cuy A. fireman.
a5d his conduct IS a Therefore, -,
R.solroi That in accepting The resignation OF sr ~.
Flchei a. Foreman OF hi. Company, do with the
Greatest reluctance, when taking into view me friend We
o.s bu considering the length Of time his term OF ser'
expired, cannot In 1suce TO nm rslsse .ne %
dance with The consciousness Of having done BIS duty
Rired Ths the above be published In the Herald ITO
Foreman Commit,es-JOsEPH ANDREWS,
HI COATES,
A McNAUGHTOS,
all it- All TAYLOR
" Excelsior Engine Co, No: 2 beg leave ave 70
Low Of Washington Brooklyn, for the very liberal supply