New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-26
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'''H-ls' - = ". B. WEDGEWOOD Pres't.
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iourned meeting of the Delegates TO the Convention OF the
81 Congressional District he'd ihe Washington, No
Broadway at o'clock 2 NJ. Gen. VIM HALAloi the
Fifth WARD was called to tie Chair, and DANIEL BowLY
(of The Third Ward appointed Secretary; and upon the
roll being called, fourteen Delegates answered to their
names namely five from the Second Ward FIVE from the
Third Ward and four from tie Fifth Ward whereupon,
on motion of Alexander H. Shultz Esq of the Fifth Ward,
JAMES BOWEN, Esq. was, by exclamation, unanimously
nominated the Wing candidate 10 represent the said Dis
trict in tie next Congress.
Nctc- York, oct. %, 1850.
JACOB P. MARSHALL, SIMEON oUTWATER,
DANIEL. BOWLY Delegates from Third Wad
John n SAVER JAMES GALAGER,
sH BLAoKWooD, Delegates from Second Ward,
JAMES Kennedy WILLIAM HALL,
ALEN. H. SCHULTZ, AND. w. LEGGETT
Delegates from Fifth Ward.
WILLIAM HALL, Chairman.
DANIEL Bowly, Secretary. o26 1t
70 The Wing Delegates Of the sixth ASSEM-
bly, District. in accordance with the call OF the Wing
General Committee met ut the Wilson House l42 Mercer
st on Thursday evening al Il O'clock Mr.. JOHN POR
TER was elected Chairman, and j. r. LyDEcKER Secre
tury The usual number of three Delegates from the
Ward at large We're elected, when, motion, Mr. JONA
THAN w. ALLEN renomnaed as the candidate OF the
Wings for the Fifth Assembly District. The Convention
then adjourned until Saturday fS2 pR # 2' Gh6oon
J.R. LYpEcKrR, Secretary. o26lr
~ Sixth Congressional District.-At meeting
of Democratic Wing Delegates of the Sixth Congressional
District held at Constitution Hail. Thursday evening Path
nst nj :! o'clock ali the Delegates 35l present on mo-
dcn, Moses MAYNARD Jf. Esq Of the Eighteenth
Ward was called to the chair, and WfLLIaAl S DUKE Sew
enteenth Ward and JONI A. Van RrER of the Nineteenth
Ward were appointed Secretaries
On motion Of NJ r. Brewer, Esq the following resolu-
ton was adopted by reclamation:
Resolrd That tins the Convention of the Sixth Congress
5S I lgnGTs sg ad a we woes
mously renoninate him for reelection. aud most cheerfy
commend him not only 10 the support OF an wings, n 10
on norion Committee of Seven was appointed by the
Chair TO make arrangements with similar Committees from
othef Conventions for a County Ratification Meeting The
following gentlemen were appointed d., p p..,,,o.
Charles NJ. Simonson, Merwln H. brewer
Nlarcems Eells, Helnan W. Cmds,
H.A. Kerr, y vo,,. R Il Johnson
On notion when we adjourn adjourn to meet at the
call flhe Chairman.
TO the house of Mr. Brooks and inform HIM OF his nomlna-
uon. a.,
Delegates moved in procession 10 the house of Mr. b. Up
on assembling there Mr.. Maynard said
As Chairman oftle Convention OF the Sixth Ward Con-
gressiona District is my pleasing duty to announce to
Won that YOU have been only nominated reelection
10 lie House of Representatives but unanimously nonina-
ted without even the ormaiily OF ballot ana by uccna-
hon There not dissenting voice and every Dele
gate from the seven Wards OF our District, was III his place
Permit me TO add. that trust you VIII accept NE nomlna,
ton, because such acceptance viii enable the people OF
this District only to bear testimony TO the estimate they
place upon your character and aents 6ut 10 Inc aGh ana
patriotic you have pursued Member OF Congress
from Newly ork. (ApplHuse,l
Nr Chairman and Gentlemen l accept the nomination
YOU tender applause not with cheeriuness-9r Il Is
against every private interest nave III lue WOIiuIou,
nevertheless with the most profound sensbitty ana me
iyeles gralude Arpase f For. ten %s loi
under no circumstances could l. or would l. take this re-
nomination Not only all my private Interests forbade; but
nv tastes my habits Of life my attachment 10 my home
But when once man becomes puhhc man, regret 10
say Ire 10 be wholly master OF himself II mas been
my duty in The House OF Representatives 10 eke an acVe
and prominent part in the compromise OF sectional qles-
lions next in importance 10 tie great constitutional COM
promise of 1885, which resulted ~ tue Federal compact
A. Northern man. and Representative OF this great com
erCia CIV il my duty, also, 10 take great respensl
biles, ana have taken Item unttnchnsY tAppiause-l
political or sectional agitation OF That most dangerous OF all
clements in our country, the element of Slavery ZAP
plruse There are those not one of them1 -who
have told me, and who have put themselves upon
lie record to prove 10 Me-men OF the highest
necessary [ should give this City an opportunity TO
pronounce upon just such acts as Hine, II order 10
tive thus acting in LOYALTY The non be- and will be
sustained by Inc people. Applause: am the unwill-
inc victim of their Judgment and Opinions but dare TO
make tue test and upon myself challenge me verdict pend
my deeply regret that they lave not selected some other
your nomination., ana the graceful manner in winch i has
been rendered, VIII inspire If reelected with the most
ANXIOUS sohcqde 10 serve You Any man may feel promo
of such constituency you here sPeaktorthe most pop
ulous OF any OF lie Districts III the Unon undoubtedly the
wealihe>t You merchants. whom represent, have your
ships floating al the world, and YOU mechanics OF the
Eleventh ard with your hard hands and clear heads,
suc TIE palaces, and TINT steam murine which
has more OF triumph for your country thar any battle
fought toryou land To protect thai country
III Unity IN Orler and in Peace let our common prayer
ascend 10 Heaven but so 10 proect must frown down
all sectional agitators and agitation that would reud the
bonds That bind Us together and make us as one People
Applause o2o II
tS~ Seventh Ward.-A! meeting OF The regular
Wing Nominating Committee of the Seventh Ward the
following ticket unanimously nominated TO be sup
ported at the coming election
For assistant -i!dcrmua--John B. Webb.
Fer -4ssesSorS-A. s. ". Van Andersen Jas NJ. Tuhll
For CoasidJles-Jos w Jones' John NJ Waite
For School CommisStoRer- Oliver Z. Hewlett.
Fm TJuStee-David h. Keeler.
Fer Iaspoctoy-J Ohm T. Bremner.
For Inspectors Of Elections.
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