New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-29
CITY ITEMS.

THE Loco PRIMARY MEErISGs.-These assem-
blsges are not qaile over yet, the General Com
uittee having called new election In the FIJI
teen,h Ward at Radford Jones's, tVauxhall Gar
den) on Friday, by vote Of 90 TO 7. The neE
election Wa. advocated by Charles Conor and op-
posed by Lorenzo B. Shepherd. Ii aPpears that
bu, one a Union" ticket, was run, electiog
Me,,rs. Roosevelt, Robinson and Ross, and that
the gentleman last named disputed the legality Of
bis own election for some informslity or other
The General Committee lesslize6 the "Dyck
man" ticket in the fourteenth Ward, which viii
send TO Syracuse Garrett Dyckmsn. The friends
of Daniel b. Taylor will bold Mass Meeting this
afternoon in Msrionlquare, protesting against the
action of the General Committee Tbs following
gentlemen have been recognized" as the Repre-
sep,atives of the Ward at Tanmsny: hessrs.
David Guthwaite, Michael Tuomey and Philip
OBren.
The Rynder, ticket, from tbs Second Ward, was
conte,td by its opponents for several reasons BAT
YES received finally. The Delegates to the Gene
raj Committee are Messrs James b. HethriDgton,
Daniel Mehan and George w. I'aass. The hyn-
ders tiche, having been already received from the
First Ward, Capt Isaish Rynders will 60 to Syrs
cuse.
M.urs. John Mariner, J. Il. Briggs and J. K.
Tilley are the Delegates to the General Committee
from the Thirteenth Ward.
One of the Inspectors, appointed BY the General
Connitss., M. YIN. VAlleau Of the Ninth Ward
having certified TO the election Of the following
tick G, in the Eighth Ward, j. has been recognized
a. "Tsgulsr:"
C..sra! consiiLs- Richard 7 Compton, GersAom Co
r., eoa,essen % n0aaase CaaSiI as,sA4 tls 81
yaevss Co.saIa- John 0rser Jona Beta Joaa Sexes
J0na' Philips DA w. s so-aI
Frat Dbtyses-S;ePhen Haso Oh, Tn'nn }. ha-aAy'
81 "a bl.i5,s-Jcs,ph Driver, Henry Efsea John
lard Isyd D.s:riss-JOsl B. Fox Marin Mlsr, fhorias
Ne Tcs,ta D.ries- DAVID D. EsKsn, J. hcAdsry, Henry
pa Di.siesP. Gallagher, Dsnni''o, G0'n 'A''-
"s SEA D,,les-A B. Pursy, EiSsr Dlosis Joseph W.
'' s,t,sts Dasis Edward wInvhshI, @. ". osie
T 80 nsssyies-JOhn Garland, Rns John sIsssr'
Nessrs. E. WaiaErishi and A. 3. Pardy also
CERTIFY to their own election As Ward inspectors,
although Wm VAIN wright Of the Tenth, and Jonn
Y Savage, Jr. Of the Fifth, were announced IN tie
GoJsuNr VAneaa's AIsistAHts. A great Por
ton Of the Eighth Ward Democracy are indig
nan, At the recognition Of the above ticket A.
"rssusr," and will pablicly protest against II As
the election was contested, il was not expecsed
that ciSizsrs OF their own Ward sh 'ull act a. To-
speetOrs, who were directly interested in the re-
suit. They are q. length beginning to open tneE
ewes q, the outragss which have been commit ted
for 20 long period BY organized bands OF rO~dss'
Who attempt to eOntrol all Doninstions rom TOE
Ward up 10 the State AID National con'enf'on,
without dissincsion Of party.
Throughout the country, We notice, me peoP's
are awakening 70 the importance OF the primary
elections, a. sure corrective Of misrae' aad Az
important for the regulation Of pabie oPiasoo
through resolutions and nominations Inc L'e'
primary Elections in this city have for the uoss pss
been mere lzrcss the greater Porri'n Of the parry
not yensariDg near the N for fear Of Psrsoail dinssf
Ths General Committee will make another ~
,,up, 70 organize next Tuesday. They bad