New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-12
~ To BookseIixrs, agents, and others
WARD MEETINGS.

g. As ~ meeting of she YvhiRs Of the second
Ward. held at "FoIds Hole" 90 Nsssau-si. after tn
cose Of be primary meeting az the second Wsfd Hotel
GIDEON CLIFF Eco was called to The Chair, where
p0u the following geutiemeu, VIZ. Gideon Clifton Eco
4 A. Warner. Ed, John l. Lefer,s. E.q George a.
Hood ksQ., w. f. Rogers. Esd and J. Mcdonald Esq.
appointed Committee 10 daft protest ssiusl tae
proceedings Of said primary meeiins Ihefoiowing pro
We the nndersig ned Wing voters Of the Second Ward,
feel duly cer this solemn protest, against
the dsgreceui auds prsciced upon us al tue primary
meeting held Tuesday evening" cct 9. 1t wss known Il
ha citizens Of ba Ward hst band Of men had
been ii'ed by no0ies collected from individuals and can
dida; for ocer 10 be elected al the approach
election and those monies hsve been USED win view
to destroy the regular Organization OF the Ward And We
further protest against the unjushsss aud Irregular man
Of conducting the meeting ieing directly IN OppO-l-
lion TO resolution passed Ia Ward Committee govern
The same viz ne organz aon should he directed ty
The OF tLe Ward toe meeting. which was wholly
sd in every sense violated there being no
tue OF ihs public being closed I'll after the
appointed for the ee;Ug FOR the purpose OF prevent
ne an zaon thereby defeating expose OF their
nefsTous schemes Aud tire BsllsBox, instead of being
IN charge Of The Chairman and nspecor vas IN posses
sion ana charge OF James H. Welsh, POLES CLERK;
aud Augustus +. Csmneyer Customhouse oihsef, and
.os wO or three others who unscrupuiOusy mace such
dsposton OF The ballots suites Ihen rejecting snd
syine aside the votes of welLknown citizens Of the
Ward and closing the poll before nuehsf OF the regular
for an opportunity vote, could do sche poll not hsv
,hs ofths Ward Commee And we further
protest against gang Of hired DULLES from other Wards
being s,sioned before Ia. bsoibON thereby preventing
the citizens from deposing their votes and citizen, IN
from exercising their sufsges And We further protest
assinst The IN us6seo interference of Tim O'Donne.
Il tho Ward and Custom House ofhceT-the said Tom
ODonnell and Mike Murray being elected on the Loco
against that and rascny Of hiring
The Second Ware Hotel snd packing ~ith gsns OF idle
mer with view carry out their desperate and dis hon
orable paus thereby defeating The object OF the SOd
law And do pronounce the election illegal and void
W IL Clark Lucsn Tu1s, c. b. Wheeler, and come 80
ResoirsS. That A 4 Warner. T R. whiiney. A Z Ed
geron c. Wheeler George Hudson, Lucian Tuns John
L. Leierts n r. Cone, b. w Benson ard James Dake,
be appointed COMMITTEES 70 prepare and report an sd-
dress 20 the citizens OF DE Ws,d ,,vrov cs.,..u
A A. w.sSrR. secretary ole IL
~ Finh Ward.-TurnOsI!T Turn Ont:-The
Democratic Wing Electors are hereby nonned lst mere
ooufed hat the Election viii be held this day (frldsy)
the 2h inst Poll Will open al 6. AM and close at IL.
Three Delegates to the Judiciary Convention,
FIVE Delegates to ;he County Convention,
FIVE Delegates TO ths City Convention.
Pour Delegates to the Senatorial Co lvcnton.
Eleven Delegates 10 the Assembly Convention,
Seven Delegates 10 the Garter Convention. -
The following gentlemen have been appointed inspee
tors viz. : q Chsttertop. Chss. MCGOWAN John r.
Frink 7. A. Ward, Abram M.dsn, J. Rseh-lor and
The wnss OF the Ward particularly requested to
'' PoTi will he held At Halls. lis West Broadway
Dy order Of the Ward Committee
WILLIAM C. SCOTT, Chairman.
ASpREw W. LsssArr, Secretaries,
ALsERr L. DrCssr. y
Ntw.YoSK, Oct 9, lsss.
To ne FIN Wayd Wing Comnifiss.
l3FNTLs MEN: Toe Pnmsry Election ordered by your
COMMITTEES TO tRte place the ga nsi siter "a hnar
duration was broken up by the lnterioepce OF unsuinof
80 10 rsf,r the ssbiecl back to The Ward Comnite-
for such scion a. thew might deem advisable
cHAs Mcgowan THE0 "a A. M TrNs2oS
olsi.- 0''' ABRAM MADAM. Inspectors.
- rtnh Ward.-we. the uncersisusj. members Of
tie Fra Ward moersue Whls 0ommlIlss' 40 w.. NJ.
most ,olem,y protest sgslns, 'ne ZOE Wts ~ he
WaTd tomorrow, (Frdsy, iih instl for The parpese Of
eeelng oergses 70 The ,evers Sonvsnuons ey 20 &
b-a sr-sdy elected on the sh Instant sgerSoy 70 luv
call OF the Wig General Committee AID me deegsiesi 10
judiciary SoEyenp,n ssSs Sl,ss cNT rTvR
eeo; 7. R ol,daS r Fof 4 nAF RooMAs.
~. " ko pl. Il , 20 -'" olsIt.
~ sixth Wevd.-Ats meeting Of the Democratic
Wings OF me Sixth ward pursuant 10 me cs OF Ine " au
Comnitsse held The North AmerieGn Hotel on asIs
ia Sonvspuou 20 nomise candidates for tbs spproschins
election. jsdiciarg CoRrsntsoS.
n { Everett. Stewart u H. s"Fus
Jane. 3 Taylor, D. $ Weeks, a q hsyno''''
Geo / smith, Philip Csse.
wv . ''-'''' clfy Conrcfioa.
w l. Robinson Tneophius Bates, NJ q Taylor
lam Gavin. o. w. Bferuan
ssnato-iaI C0Hrentsoa.
smes B. Taylor. -. w. Brennan. A T. Buzz
d. A. Webster.
1sse-sby Coarsnfi0a-
Moses 8. Taylor, O w. Wiiiism'' y a. sos.e''
vm Byceu, ID NeeAs
Chsyfer.
r. o. FORBES. J L. Hewitt, FAdnp, ~
Wr Dryden. NC Everett w III Sparks.
Clancy.
JOAN COIvIN,)
J. HOOPER, inspectors
OF IL w. WEEKS,
~ To the Editors of the Newly FORK Daily
r., ,buse.- GGNrLKnts; Having observed my nSme sp-
.,I.d 10 return o( The Primary Election OF The MINI
tvsrd held October O. 1873, this IL % certify that name
80 there without my eonet rrence OF CONSENT and
recognize the galisy of SAD eleciion-knowing
80 40 from NV own Observation, mai no expression OF
the wi.hs. Of he wings Of the Ws5a was I'D a. "a
e.ocnoh ~ - >. S-.rs rlsssecopy olX IL
-, -: I'd assortment OF Britannia To-.
Il - I..i,S,ng r,rs ana ccfee-pos imported and
mssuscnred OK pres.y for retailing TO sml les ne
hnlaN. Ale approac hing. Iwsre wen 70 -