New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-29

adjourned BENEDICT LEWIS, in. Chairman.
NICHOLAS CARROLL. Secretary
rgS@ Eighth Ward.-A u meeting Of the Convention
of the Eighth Ward for the nomination of Charter Of
GERS held at ZAP Mercer-st the 18th of October inst Mr..
HORArIO N. WILD in the Chair and Mr., JAMES GRID:
LEY Secretary the following was receiver
Of the Convention been unanimously renonatcd for cleo
ton, declining such nominat2n ,,.a.. ~, % ,sso
To the Chairman Wig Charter Conrention Eighth Ward
DEAR SIR: The honor OF a denomination for Assistant
Alderman of the Eighth Ward is duly appreciated, and |
herewith tender my sincere thanks for the friendly feeling
manifested toward me the part Of the Committee in this
point of preierment.
The many duties incident the Office of Assistant Alder
man Of this WARD would not only require from me great
require my personal attention bnt would also deprive me
of attending many domestic engagements, far more
During the time have had the honor TO represent the
Eighth Ward in the City Councils, my endeavors have
been carry out the views of my constituents, and TO pro-
the best interests of the Wing party. Whether |
have succeeded in this particular TO the satisfaction OF my
friends, you TO be the judges would infer that Tie
renewed confidence and the honor sought to be again
fcrred me- it an approval OF my acts during the ncum
The associations in the Common Council are extremely
liarly gratifying. And however much may desire to
tnue my relationship with that body, constrained by
circumstances most respectfully decue the nomination
for Assistant Alderman, rendered me through your Com
miitee with the assurance that my eiors (ahough re-
in the exercise of all the Influence may be possessed t
erpeueng the Ipee pies of the great hg party and
situels for whom shall ever entertain the warmest re-
In The assurance of the highest respect for you Sir and
The Convention over which you preside,
JAMES ACKERN1AN.
ToH.N WILD, ESQ.
Mr. Ackermans deciina,ion was accepted, and the Con
yenlion hercupou passed the following resolution:
RcSored That this Convention for themselves, ana IN be-
half oftbe Ward of The Ward Of which thew are representa-
tycs tender 10 JAMES ACKERNAN, Esq their Assistant Al
dcrnan, their earnest approval of the faithful and et
fcient in which he has discharged every duty mel
during his official career shown TO his constituency
and that they most deeply regret that any engagements
should compel linn to decline rejection.
The Convention then unanimously nominated the follow
ing supported by the Wing party of the Eighth
4ssessors-THEo. KELLEY, WIN. McCLELLAN
SsSad B. J4Nfs W BEEKMAN
Trustee--NILLIAM BLOOMFIELD
Inspector-J ONATHAN w. ALLEN
Whereupon the Convention after having rendered their
thanks TO the officers for lie ability and efficiency with
which they had DISCHARGED their respective duties ADJOURN
ed HoRATIo N. WILD, Chairman
JAMES GRlDLEY, Secretary. o29 III
m Ninth Ward.-Atalarge and enthusiastic meeting
of the Wings of the Old Ninth, convene on Monday even
ing the 98th inst WIN, DUNNING, Esq, was called to the
Chair and DAVID MILLItEN, ESQ, appointed Secretary
The Nominating Committee reported the following as the
result of their deberRtions-
For 4sscmblv-HENRY J. RAYMOND.
For assistant AlGermon-CIfARLES CRANE.
For 4ssesso1s-ROBERT PETERSON and OLIVER T.
For ConstcJles-BENJAMlN D. WIsNER and VIM
KUGLER ,-,.,,,>- :, ,,-,,,,
For For School fGeG 0RG r NELSON
For Inspccoy-CtIARLES C. BUXTON
INSPECTORS ELECTIONS,
First Ds,7ct-Homer rilion, Joseph +. Lppat.
Second District Charles Wright Jackson Lawrence
THIRD District-Hiram Burdett, VIM. f. Smith.
Fourth Distt1ct-B. f. Lee, John Keyscr.
Fifth Disttict-Nlchoas Zones John LLOYD
Sirth Dsrict-Thamas II. Brown. VIM E. Noble
Sereuth Dist7ict--lsaac Bowers, Vim. Dunnng
Eighth Dsrict-DRy avid H. Dick. James $ Anderson
Your Committee beg leave 10 congratulate you on the
firm and unyieding spirit showed by the Democratic Wing
Electors Of the Ward, and hope that the gross and out
raccous conduct OF few in making committees, by
means Of disorery nobs of nonresdents bows and Loco
Focos will now be Indignantly terminated by your re-
fusAg recognise any nominations maze by such means
and that the tickets presented here and through ms mel
Your committee in conclusion. respectfully urge the I'M
mediate organization of Vigilance Committee 10 conduct
the ensuing election for by organization only can we meet
and PROSTATE the faction who with abundance OF physical
have moral political strength, in the Old Wing Ninlh
IEWlS G91 dN5F5 EEdsqN T 2 FaAyER
JACKSON LAWRENCE, B. +. CURTIS.
W f. SMITH. Committee.
The Report of the Committee unanimously adopted
and WIN. E. SMITH, IT, ENocH MoRcAS and ABRAHAM
VAN oRDES appointed committee to draw up resolutions
expressive of the sense of the meeting. The Committee
submitted the following:
Resolred That though represented in the 18th Congress
onal District Convention by persons having no Iega
nights 10 seals, The Democratic wings OF le StA
rive nevertheless The nomination OF Hon George Bggsfo for
Congress- their united and enthusiastic support 81 The ens
ing election.
Resided That we approve of the denomination OF Hon
HENRY J. RAYMOND Tor the Assembly, and from his hrln
and able support OF Wing measures III the last Legislature
have full confidence that should he De reeeceo a e
would pursue the concaory and sound course IN the
next.
Assistant Alderman of this ninth Ward meets win our
warnest approbaton and hereby pledge ourselves 70
give him. as the best evidence OF our estimation Of tae non
est and faithful performance Of his arduous duties IN le
present Common Council, by rejoicing him
Reolycd That by The support we intend 10 gve our nom
nations the ensuing election will rebuAe the usutPa
ton of rights citizens attempted 10 be made Ia s
Ward, and show the ltiy hereafter, for any person 10
buy nominations for honorable positions which tneir course
proves them TO be entirely uuhtfor.
On otioa, the following Vigilance Committee were ei
pointed