New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-30

~ AT nm Adjourned Meeting OF the Dele.
dom held al The Eastern Emblem Grand-st. on MON
pay evening v Oct "a al e Members present on oqn
nominated Wing Candidate represent this District
The G9nge d ad n G9 nd enser G be one Som o
ton him. who retired and shortly returned with the fol-
lowing letter from Mr. Undern which read and or
dered be pubsed in the proceedings OF the Convenaon:
York, October %, 1880
To the Congregational Nomg Committee Of the I'm Dist:
GENTLEMEn thank you, and through you my fellow
citizens of the Fourth Congressional District for this re-
newed evidence your confidence, in nominating me for
the XXXIId Congress; but other and important duueS
have no doubt you viii select able and patdodcWhg,
who will represent faithfully and efficiently IN the next
Congre,s With much respect TeInsjP ypgT; As
On motion the Convention proceeded 10 place candidates
| in Nominaijon Messrs w f. Robinson, J. II. Hobart
Haws, w. w. Lyon, J. c. Leveridge, and r. I HAYS
votes to constitute choice The Convention proceeded 10
! halle. as ,C..ows.
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On notion Committee of one from each Ward were IRE
appointed to wait upon MI Hays and e qp anno 3 g
TO make arrangements for Ratification Meeting The Con
ven0H then 'd0uosssA gf IS HS
w Fl KING Secretary go IT
~ Eighth Ward Regular Wing Nominations.
For Congre,s-G GEO. % B BRiG &c Sronr
d6embiu-WYLLI BLAChSIONE.
For assistant 4lderman-JAMES WEBB
IS #HSS$IS
For Inspeetoy-J oNATHAN ". ALLEN.
By order of the Ward Committee
Ahzx1s GS!PfMI xs,Ku Secretaries ososas-
! 70 Eighth Wnrd.-Ata meeting Of the voters of the
Eighth Ward (hed Tuesday evening October 18th 1850
at IS McDougal.st. Mr. VIM. II. PEREGO was chosen
dn @ Of all 0
didatcs for Office and determined not 10 vote for men who
brought forward by clique of elfeleced delegates
who office holders Office yenders and who resort TO
the most unworthy measures 10 secure their mercenary
ends gg G co corfu ,c css aea ny xpeent for
The Ballot Box as they shall M cfIe pERrGo Chairman
Therefore Iesoired Tia, the action of the Ward Wing
Committee has been such deprive the voters OF al far
opportunity select candidates for Office to be supported
al the coming election
it to the of This Ward that may rebuke this dis
graceful practice of depriyng the voters OF fair primary
On motion, the following gentlemen were 4gminated
For Scicoi om nm, BEEKMAN.
| For Inspcctor-L +. DEWEY.
| Fo, .4ssessors-GEORGE A. STEELE and g. e. UNI
For cansta5es-WM B. JONES and = DEvINE.
! t9- Eleventh Ward.-NINTH ASSEMBLY DIS
| TRlCT-A u meeting of the Convention held at Union
Hail. Friday evening the 24h inst for the purpose OF
nominating Assemblvman for this Assembly District,
| JOHN II. ELLIOTT was called 10 the Chair, and JOHN
FRIEND appointed Secretary .,...., ,.o..,o.,..,on
the Wing candidate for Member of Assembly 10 repre-
sent the Ninth Assembly District in the next Legislature
The following resolution was then unanimously adopted
Resoed That in JOHN RYAN, candidate for the AS
seubly find who has been tried and never found
wantingone who has always been known TO be idenhed
with the interests ofhe Laboer and Mechanic and who IN
opinion, will do his utmost to encourage and protect
their interests and that therefore he is entitled TO and shall
receive 0u' D''su 4-lu jo , H. ELLIOTT, Chairman
JOHN FRIEND, Secretary - o8Oltt
To Twelfth Ward in the Field.-At meeting OF
the Wing Nominating COMMITTEE ned al me house OF 4.
Hynad, Fourth avenue, near One Hundred and Twenty,
fh-st the 9Th inst Mr. John s. Nredenburgh called
10 the chair and Mr. Moses Wilcox was appointed Secre-
iary. The Committee then proceeded ballot for charter
officers, when The following gentlemen were unanimously
Geo " jenkins, Esq for Assistant Alderman William
c. Sruckman and Peter Randel Assessors Jacob Werner
and kc9rd hea Isl MqTc 3 FT TG sip ana H.
Mathew D. Green and James P Cummings, Second Dis
On motion the proceedings be published in the Express
The Committee then adjourned cheers Tor the
| ticket JOHN S VREDENBURGH, Chairman.
MOSES WILCOX, Secretary, o3Olt
q Nineteenth Ward.-At a large and enthusiastic
melting the Demos era Wings 81 Inc nesen
between Second and Third avs. JOHN COLVIN, Esq was
called the Chair and DANIEL BOIL and JOHN D. HoYT
appointed Vice Presidents; S NJ. Cox and G. w. JAoUEs
| appointed Secretaries.
The call of the meeting read and accepted On
mously accepted, thus oo,.a
city J.dge-WEIGGoMSdE NM nh BEE j E INT
j9oternor Of AIM, House-JoHN J, HERRICK.
.4.der,paa-wm A f 6doEE7
-issistont acknowledges G. EDWARDs. ,,,.,,
% Goa li M. sTANIELs and JOSEPH
Inspectors Of Election
second D,tycs-H A. MAYNARD and WALTER G.
Con,pissioners-O W MORRIS ana WIN II. Adds.
Iapectoys-lSAAC ADRIANCE and LOTHIAN Will
T}u.tee.-J.W RUMsEY, J. D. HoYT, G.AToFFEY,
SAMUEL NJ. COX and }. A. VAN RIPPER
The meeting eoquenlly addressed by Mr.. Calvin T.
Afagher of The Eighteenth Ward After which Phillip j.
Munoe Esq offered the following resolutions which were
unanimously adopted:
Resored That we stand by the Union as s until it
economically peeceably and consttuuonay exiended
Resored, That this meeting redtrn and proclaim their
adherence distinctive principles and measures of the
| Wing party, now known 10 all men and cherished by
large majority Of the American people,
Resoued That in favor OF Tariff which shall OF
fay the expenditures the federal Governments Tariff
adjusted equally project encourage and cherish in
all its branches The productive industry Of the country
ResoleeG That the only issue, which a few resuye
and ambitious politicians have sought introduce, IS the
question Of Anl,Ssvery The Wings of the Nineteenth
Ward are in favor OF that measure only when be
carried without dshonor without civil war with the
Terms.
Resoltd, That the Democratic Wings of the Nineteenth
ara are fully committed 10 The support Of The entire
Charter Ticket and that especially hail with unmlngled
emotions of Joy and pride this opportunity of expressing
cur Msh regards toward our worthy and accomplished
ieilow'cluleus William A. Dooley, our nominee or Al
derman and Moses c. Edwards Tor Assistant and we
| pledge 10 Them our cordial and hearty support.
| "m Dooey Esq. the candidate for Alderman, and
hoses e Edwards, Esq the candidate for Assistant Al
dtImnn having been called upon, OF them appeared
aho explained TO the meeting tine they would pur
sue If elected which received with loud and vocifr
cheers. 49,
On motion, adjourned
JOHN COLYlN President
nassI i. B B9L1, Vice Presidents
GEo, W. JAeuEs, eo.,o,,-;o.