New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-24

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POLITICAL NOTICES.
~ Second Wnrd.-Ata meeting of the Wing cleo
OF the Second Ward held at Stoneas hotel 5l tui,
oflhe General Committee, The subioned Ticket was, by
large majority elected to represent The Wigs OF the Sc
GENERAL COMMITTEE.
James Kelly, E J.. Mercer,
Gideon Clifton, Willis Patten
Daniel P. Smith
YOUNG MEMS GENERAL COMMITTEE.
James Duke, Charles Conant
Benjamin Price.
WARD COMMITTEE
John \ sayre, Geo w Elmer
H. +. Mnssey, Edward Phaon,
D DC G, Henderson, Joseph 4, Kemp,
Edward T. Hackelt
GIDEON CLIFTON,
t. F. RILEY
inspectors appointed by the General Wing Committee
ry' Third Vard-At an Election, held ut s. Warren
81 on Monday, the sd DEC. between and clock, z Nj
bee and Third Ward Wing Committee the following per-
sons elected by 6l majority to the Ward in
THOMAS OUTWATER,
r SPENCER KIRBY, Wing Inspectors Of
GEO 20, w P Id1iID2 w Election Sd Ward
GEN GENERaL co'MMITrEE
James E. Wood William L. Shardlow
,,o1,, 7; Spencer p Ger, Kirby ~ \; ,,rrpr
Daniel Bowley, George w. Thatcher,
Jacob Marshall, Andrew Stewart.
WARD coMMlTTEE.
Oscar w, Siurtevan Moses A, HoppocK,
Ramne r Mabbntt William B. Lown,
Ebert II Mackey, J Howard,
James A. ?, HopknO, Samuel F Allen,
Salem Russell Augustus II, Tyler
Chester Lamb William Meyercau
Jonathan Edgar, AlansoD S Jones,
Thomas Outwater, Royal G. Mllard,
George W Palmer Simeon Outwa,er
Alexander Bates Justus s Redteld
Charles M Hooples John Ball,
William S, johnson, Nathaniel b Reeves o<4 IT.
~ Fifth Ward.-UNI0N MEETING AT large
and enthusiastic meeting Of the Wings of the FIETH
WARD, on The 2Sd Dec. 1850, to elect members OF Ward
Commi Commute s. s. WkRD chairman Isaac LAShcH and
Lew Agar, Vice Chairmen; ALpEN }. hALE anu JOHN
On motion, Committee of FIVE were appointed by the
Chairman retire and nominate members TO Ward Com
mittee and Delegates General and Young Mems Com
mitee whereupou The following named gentlemen were
appointed such q @m t. eAR1rNe,
JOHN f. RODMAN,
ISAAC BATCIELOR, COMMITTEE.
DAVID CARPENTER,
GENERAL COMMITTEES.
s ysSsspS M %sE 3shp a sien
YOUNG MEMS CoAiMITTEE
John w. PRISON, Alden Hale,
Issnc Labagh, George Bribeck, Jr
Charles Brewer.
WARD COMMITTEE.
andrew w Legga't' Wiilinm SCOT OIL
Isaac b sxshesr, William = ., Daring,
I JoSn Roh m''0""' ohn " R. Ferry y1S''
George Barney, sepj s Foster,
Jas. Kennedy, A. l. Decamp,
John Il Frinh, Dennis Cochran,
Peter w Neelus, David Paige,
James Cullen Samuel Lawson,
George Il Rodm0n, A 3; Mayereau,
Which was unanimously elected
On MOTION that the Committee have power to I'LL vacan
On notion that hiu be called the Union Meeting
Va ''V'''" "'lV'' sYLvANUs s WARD, Chairman
JdHS nsw atnLs Jr Secretaries, d24lt-
wv ThlrteCuth Ward-Atu meeting OF the Demo,
cratic Wing Eeclora OF tho Thirteenth Ward held at The
sVivarambler Hail. hcsier.st. on MONDAY EVENING,
RoBERT H. JOHNSTON was coled to The hair, aud
THOMAS c, GOULD appointed Secretary
The following Tor Delegates to the General Com
ntees, and Ward Committee for the ensuing year was
then presented and unanimously e.cted' e'Sd fecc'
(ieacrat Comnaoc
Edward Collin, David a. Forbes,
Samuel Atkinson, William Ii, Wright,
John H. Briggs
Yeua9 ldea', Geacyo! Conmittee
Iohu Cooper JUeob E. Howard
james Dewey divers Powell,
Lawrence Harvey
Hard Goa Ht:tee.
Samuel Snecdsn, d.. G. W Churchii,
Benjamin Haskell, GILBERT Dayton
Rohett OudcrdonR John Wright,
Andrew Graft, Francis Carpenter,
John Nj. Grlaih. Henry Place,
William Btowu William Dean.
Henry X. Frosl, William Irwin,
Owen Daily, James MRhau,
Aaron III Sharp {, H. lugersol.
Apaes Edwards, Il, ii. Johnson
a c. Gould, Thomas w. Thorn,
G. Newconih Robert Patterson
John pc,rsa
The following resolutions were theu presented and
unanimously adopted
E,,S.Sf THAT wa hail with iumingled satisfaction the
htf Message alILlAKp ELL MORE proving mis- devotion
10 ,bv Country Constitution, it's Laws md the Union
10 he above and beyond The reach OF nete partyas The
patriotic Grief Magistrate OF these STRAIGHTFORWARD 70
tri his whole duty regardless of sections, and pedg
!v be entire tWeps ia of the Government to uphold TO Tue
Al extent of these powers aud his own Hhity-a me
diversified interests OF the people, and to maintain al the
lswa Of Congress, az sacred and invloahlc
esoirc2 That consider The obligation OF mo Legs
slurr elect Of this State. toward all ihe States as hrel-
rep desiring their existence from the same parent 10 ee
sacred discharge part of that Legislature oi ali ther
duties toward the Uu0n by eleeing Hpurea nnso4lea
National Statesman tie United States SeuRie-a man
who Should he aud hey cBd the reach Of doubt or I'M
notwithstanding certificates OF vouchers iot hs
6dehy 10 The Constitution and 10 tho faithful and prompt
execution sf all The laws-a man. IN all respects 10 etSnd
hy the elv 81 die iilusous PeSes Makers and pledged
Nv spotess honor 10 abide by aud sustain the easmoht
Of Compromise perfected al The last session OF he
present Congress,
Reserved Tha ts Wand Committee aud The Delegations
9ha f.auer Con,