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

Fonrtt Ward, held at the shakspere Hotel on Mon
day evening Dec e. 1885, 10 5nd I 1rssnr of the
call of the Ward Committee the following Ticket waH
unanm FaR ys ssgsfoR GENERAL COMMITTEE.
Iobn Niies Alex. jackson
FOR YOUNG MEMS 4sn GE aSRRai1g. COMMITTEE
6 Gs9 ueIsnssn 5a anas JsoR lss
James McAilister
FOR WARD COMMITTEE.
Ralph Hail. Wa. Sparkle,
David Blair Robert P Simpson.
Alex FisheT Geo. w. Bennett,
Henry Williams, VIM H Adams
James II Mosemsn, Emanuel Lister,
The following resolutions read aud adopted IS ac-
feiped That we lpdorse in full the principles senti-
views Of M1LLARD FILLMORE. set forth In
his Message that we viii the OF ability Sup
nort and UNFOLD linn In The discharge Of the pledges he has
made 10 stand by the Constitution, as IL 10 execute all INC
laws they written the Statute Books and 10 main
tain the Union us precious inheritance 10 be HHnsie
by us uumraired to our childreLs children
Resalrtd Thu, the people demand that the United STATES
Senator be chosen at the ensuing Session Of me LIZZIE
alure Of this State should be National man deyolea
wilhop; let! hnderance reservation to Nanohh Iuou
principles requiring no certificate or Endorsement OF any
that PLATFORM and thai the election OF any individual how
distinguished he may be, not sweng to THIS delaed
position, win be utter violation OF the expressed ana
known wishes of large majority OF all The voters oil tns
State.
10 be published in all the wing p9pe5s q WAR s S ana w
JOSEPH R. LEE, Secretary. Chairman.
EEJ~ Sixth Ward.-At a regular meeting OF the Demo
cratic Wig Electors OF the SIKH Ward, held at the North
American Hotel Dec g. 1885, pursuant to the call OF the
wing General Committee, and al The time and place adver
tised BIZ the Ward Committee At the time specified in the
call, u o'clock, 81. Nj CHARLES B. FOOTE read and
JOHN B0ARDMAN, Esq. Chairman, who unani-
On notion GEO CAKES was elected Secretary, and
FIR. SHERMAN WIN. ROWE and j. HOOPER, lnsPec-
Atthe close OF The poll f. R. Sherman ESQ. moved the
following resolutions which unanInously adopted
Resided That grateful thanks are emnently due 70
IN HIS annual message-boad enough 10 embrace every
coed ctzenand National enough to assure al parts OF the
country that the laws will be maintained and faithfully
ecuted and ai the Union will be susseined-iinnpaired
Pcsoircd THAT we ndorse in full the principles
forth and pledge him unprecedented 10 hun by our al
lection regard and respect-pich lis straightforward
honesty patriotism and unsued private and public iuleg
ri,v have secured TO him
Resolred As The voice ofhis City thai The United STATES
Senator to chosen BY the LEGISLATURE which assemblies
on the Isl Of January 1851 for ak years from The 4 Of
March next should be unequiyocay National Wing de.
voted the Constitution it's 10 the faithful execution OF
ali the laws und pledged stand by the Union against
any one differing all from these absolute requirements
will be In defiance of the viii OF large majority OF all the
All O'clock The time specified for closing the Pols the
Chairman declared closed Immediately alter the ballots
were duly counted with the following result
The whole number of ballots was 24 ofwhich the FOL-
G rSe be nded D. A Wesep desve @ anu e
NATIONAL WING TICKET.
For General Comttee
J. B Taylor, John Hooper, Geo. W. Williamson,
John Boardmun Theophi.us Bates.
For Young Nea's Genera! Committee.
George J. Smith, Charles Foote, WIN. w. Magee
William Rowe George Beyns.
For Hard Committee.
! T. II. Sherman, Benz G. Forbes. Benz G. FORBES Jr.
Adm Florenne James Vas.ar, Jr. George Paterson,
! James McNatv, D. A. Webster Charles r. Sword
Charles White. John Concklin, Chas C. Herbert
VIM. j. Sinclair Ch9,s. A. BREEDER, Hugh Mansgan,
r R Sherman W ys@e R@ye Hoone,
JOHN BOARDMAN, Chairman
Gro. OsEEs Secretary d24lt
~ sixth Ward.-At an election held by the Demo-
cratic Wing Electors of the Sixth Ward AT the North
American Hotel by order Of the Democratic Wing Geaer
Of Committee on Monday, the 23i day Of December, 1880
Flo, Delegates 10 the Democratic Wig General Committee
Daniel A. Webster. Abraham FiorGDtine,
Owen w Brennan, William E. Robinson,
and William II. Sparks,
having majority Of The votes poled were duly elected
with power to fill vacancies.
20, he ,, Young MEMS General Com"Httee
George w Williams, William RrYden,
Howard r. Bn0wden. Joseph Carlisle
and Abraham B. Amerman,
having majority of the poled, duly elected
with power to fill vacancies
For The Democratic Ilhig Ward Committee
Nicholas Everitt, Chas K Swords, 1heo. Stuyvesant
John Coukn, Hugh Monaghan, Geo. Mowbrsy,
Geo. Patterson, Lorenza Carey, HOSES b Taylor,
Edward Huestis John p Ware Bernard passmann,
Ebert Birdsall, Ahn. 6 Forbes, Lester Wilson,
Henry W. Merritt. and Charles Brdsall,
having majority of the polled were duly elected
with power 10 fiji vacancies
WI y " iB P1YfFNAN' inspectors.
EDWARD HUESTlS>
Attest. A 3. AbfERMAN, Poll Clerk.
Ey~ Ninth Ward.-Ata large and enthusiastic meet
ing of the Wlga of the Ninth Ward, convened al the