New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-03
NOTICES.

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Election claims the earnest support OF every uas
hearted Whg and calls upon every lover OF his country
its Institutions to turn out and report Tor DUTY hsf
Resoir,d That will support the regular nominations
OF the Wing party IN the Btshtn ward ever bearing 20
mind that watch word should be pTlncpes not men
Essolued That we hs WITH hea'fet Pride the bloodes
tunp h Of Liberty and Freedom By the patriot sons d
France, ard that we view Il IS bright example OF the
progressive intellgence Of the ege
ESsofrcd That 70 WM. '. BRADY, and AHM Law
RgscE in the Of fellow citizens. We tender cor
ds thanks for their prompt support Of the Infant RsPgb
c ard their ps' adherence 10 the unchanns Pihelpe
Bes6i1ed. That in HrSRY CLAY we recognize our old
and wetried leader, the champion Of South American
Liberty and Of Unyersa Freedom the adv cste sna nI
rend Of the Laboriug Man and The enthusiastic support
er Of oppressed and bleeding lrelanh-the man upn no
Is etsrnsy blszoned the Heaven born sentiment Peace
come woe 10 him WI pledge our grateful affections and De
voted support aud bespssk for The PirOf Siatenan o. '
Vat the undyiDg gratitude and love Of an sdmilng ano
Mr. McCiesnd end others addressed the meeting after
which the preau bic snd resolutions were adopted by &C
csmstion Three cheers given fer the French Re
public and Henry Clsy -,
The meeting then scJ,grnsd 70 nee, me hig, o. se
Eighth Ward IN mass at Tho foot on spngs on uesoAy
FDwAsD CANEY Secretary e. u
r. Eighth Ward.-Pursuant to the call Of the Gen
era COMMITTEES, the Democratic Whig Electors OF the
Eighth Ward requested 10 meet BY districts on Mon
day evening April s. st O'Clock, to elect one Delegate
mating Convention Of the Eighth and Ninth WARDS
which, assemble Of a. Howard St Thursday Apr
q.
will the recent set Of the legislature. o.,
The Delegatese ect are requested TO meet IN Commit
election 10 select two additional Delegates from th.
Ward a. large. 10 complete the Ward Delegation
The meetings will be held As follows:
First Ilsfsicf, 81 a. HovGrd't.
Sccond Diffrio, At l5f SpritFst
Third District. at 53 Br0ome-st.
Fourth District, at Haziedons' cor Varics and Dom
iuick SITS
FiGh District, at 1872 varick.st.
Strih District. at 23i Hads0n-st.
SeUeHft District at 289 Hudson-st
Eighth District, Of 335 Spring At
b order Of the Ward Committee
CHARLES McDOUGALL, Chairman
HgNRy &. BANKS, se,rst,,fs.
JAMES GRiDLEY, AZ "
10 Eighth ward.-GRAND MASS MEETING
The Democratic Whig Electors Of the r. ghth Ward WI.
the oot Of Spring st. TUESDAY evening April
4, a. 2; O'Clock, 90 respond TO the Ward Nominations
The following named gentleman have been Invited 10
address the meeting; r h. Toniioson, NsihL Blunt
Horace Greeley, James Gridley, Joseph l. White,
NJ. Bleskiey, Henry Banks, Rich. ID. McCieiland
" Come one ! Come all y
BY order of the Nomaating G JG
Il. c. BANKS, Secretary i.ir.,. a. 2t
CYr sixteenth Ward.-LARGE AND FNTHUSI-
ASrIC MEETING at the Chelsea Hall. Friday evening
SlsI umo Pursuant TO a call OF the Wing Nouinauos
Committee Of the Sixteenth Ward for the purpose OF Iat
flying the nOmln nation, the meeting having been called
order, on motion Of Edmund H. Dean, GEO Il. OIL
BERT Esq was called to the Chair, and on motion OF n
Jno Barclay, the following gentlemen we're appointed
Veterinarians; CHARLES J. DAY. JOSEPH MLRkILlr
JAMES T CowENHovES d. A. CUSHMAN. JACOB SMITH,
joins HINTON, G. G. ELLIS HARRISON BELL, ISAAC ;
BRUgN ROBERT SMITH Secretaries, Oscar TAYLOR joins
b HALsrEaD. JorS BARcLAY, WIN ID. SILVA, JoHN GRAY.
The meeting having been duly organized and the cs
read and accepted letter read from Joseph Tucker
SecIinns beng Candidate for Alderman In consequence
s m 1913 80 sccsn,st H. Rarcjsv in behslfof The
Nominating Committee, then came forward and repoftec
the following ticket complete which was unsnmousy
responded by Of the largest meetings ever held In
the Ward. For OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
For assistant -4lderpaa-sENJAMlN 5. WHITNEY.
HENRY T. JoLLIR, JAMES NIcoLL.
49,, -, ..,, F1r ConaabW % c,,pu
School Comp,issoner-ANSON WILLIS.
Tru,tee-PERRIN BURDICK.
l...CHAs. PETERS, LEWIS LEAvENs,
CHAS. J. DAY, 4...JOHN HINTON,
JOHN Il BARCLAY, 5...CALEB EvELAND,
The following resolutions were offered BY MI Barclay
and uuan nousy adopted
Resolved, That 10 HENRY CLAY we recognise all the
lofty traits Of genius talent and ststesmanshlp combined
sud around him will cluster aud bear the Wing stand
ard onward until victory shall perch our banners
Rs,olued That order 10 accomplish the glorious result
of Wing principles we must be firm. decided and united
10 our OF action never swervng 20 the night or e
Rsso!rsd That we recognise in candidate for Alder
man. a wellknown citizen a gentlemen; sound Wing
and a true friend to HENRY CLAY.
Assistant Alderman, find one who has been faith
full 10 his post doing duty for HENRY CLAY Jealous
active and working Wing and one In whom we can place
ResoI,ed. That in H. r JoLLY and JAS NIooL. Esqrs
we nd two tried aud Trustworthy citizens and friends o.
the Wing cause and will use all HONORABLE eAert0ns u
Re,eiTed That We will not and are net prepared to
sacrifice our candidate for Assistant Adermsr until sun
down the day cfEleeiion and will give him vigorous
and united support 49, 80 q, .
Ward here assembled do s0emnly agree 10 stand oy the
made al the polls on the "a Tuesdsy
In April unless justice Is done US BY thos- Who have
sought srsagem faud and foul play TO destroy US
Eesorcd That we, Knowing our nights, dare maintain
them conscious that we are supported IN our course by
large msjorty Of the Wing voters Of this Ward and have
only cheated by corrupt and designing men and had
usee been done during the past yeqrs IN our primary
organizations We would have by asgc vote been IN ths
RESOLVED That the Huntsr section Of spr PsIts in thi'
not dare teeth Of public opinion TO thrust upon u
men " ho are Obnoxious and cannot be elected.
On motion Of Mr.. Deau. Che meeting took recess IN
rser - wait the arrival Of the speakers and proceeded 10
the residence Of b. ; Whitney ESQ the candidate ioi
Assistant Aldermsn, headed by Lothian. Y. brsss
Band when Mr. Whitney came forward and addressed '
multitude ard frequently interrupted BY
the outbfeasng applause OF the poPulaee Alter gNns
nine hearty cheers The line OF march was again asea "
90 striving At the Hall expression of the rnes,ius
wa. a,ked IN respect 70 Mr. VIM Turoer {" candidate
for As.sfant Alderman which resulted 10 one 'poniane'
ous and unanimous No not s'insie soul endorsing him
..Se,.1 ni.es, Of music by the Band Mr. John Mason
came for srd and introduced amid desenios cheers
tie proposed the following resolution which was "nHh'
B,soirsd fh., Committee o. three be appointed to
wait upon tbs Committee from the " ultra siss whom
hs had lst left who he'd sgfeed % appoint Comnitef
Of ,hrcs 10 that appointed by this meens with
yiew 20 effect comprom.e - ..
Mr Iohn Baki@y c u. Balklsy, sud W. a. NTeder
se ths aprOiusd: which resulted in no good 70 sf@ci
4. com protn.ss bat rather widensd the breach
The meeting then adjourusd u hold public msotns
on "Wednesday eysnins AZ hs Cbsses Manor corner o.
Twent, fifth a. and Ninthsvenus add With ia defer
rnins.ion 70 run separate ticket At ID. Polls ~ IT,
~ To the sixteenth Ward Whig RIecfors'-
Wa The WhiK Executive I0uIsiuss feel u iheumbeni
opon 20 order that msy not b, looked upon s as
Ofssnssrs the Wing ranks. 70 make this snss' 70
.vs 20 The SO .ritiss In Wsd iindepsndent OF M
sss srsvsncs. which have existed since TIE rsechon
Of onr Wsrd COMMITTEES ard dslssstss 20 the tsnsfs
aittss elected ss, ys that prior 70 oar isst pris
80 s.etion Of charter on esfs uniOn or rpmgfom 90
rs framed between tha sections Of fitf fnh
I'D h. mir 10 ssl.ct 2h indvidus Tbs hess's were
y, ~ printsA ard dsfnbs,sd ibs sstard.y prior ~ The
s,etisn 10 both sdss sD5 the ticket rpp 10 good isth
yi,an. that sfsrssf ticket In the hsl3 On snnasy
he oni7 stsrnstvs hs1 vs. 20 prspsfs sspsfais
tsssf .od as ihsn Only BEST By fee votes We in.f
f,s IL as- ourselves 70 Vndiests our oo1rs- Ihs
-. nav. ao,.A honorable fsif ard hss honest NhiF -
sav. The pablis 20 Judge snd however mufh We f.se
% sts fssrBI tbs W4ri viii he lot N consequences ~
IN ,vtieb is respectfully Submitted
c.",oiitss Room twenty. hhh Of and Moth svsp"s
April Q. laf3 a. suv.
y D. DEAN, sih,,fncvv
John BARCLAY, JNu " hHptF'
OSCAR TAYLOR
.st., Executive COMMITTEES