New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-31
U Ninth Ward Wing Committee.-At meet

10 Ninth Ward Wing Committee.-Ata meet.
ing ofthe Ninth Ward Wing Ward Committee held al the
Northern Exchange Beeckerst. Tuesday evening 0c-
obe 29 1850 in pursuance OF previous notice the atten'
ton ofthe Committee directed to communication or
advertisement in the Tribune of Oct 29h 1885, emanatng
from sefsyled Committee and purpong TO express the
wishes of the Wing Electors ofthe Ninth Ward Decmng
oe action on the part the Ward Committee III reference
such unauthorized and suicidal proceedings highly neces
and proper for the sake OF disabuslng the pubic mind
any impressions such advertisement may have ere
ated to induce harmony and unanmity IN our ranks with
on, which poweess TO ensure success and TO
press spirit of opposition few disappointed men, to
regular nominations, the Committee present their views
on this subject in the following Resolutions
Resolved That the Ninth Ward Wing Ward Committee
regularly and reorganized as we are by the Wing
protest against, and urge the welmeaning Wings ofhe
Ninth Ward to disregard the proceedings ofa meeting held
pretended have been held the old Watch House.
Monday evening, October %, 1880 which the following
ticket was claimed to be nominated
For For fs"s -1a}BET' PETEksoN OLIVER
For Constables-BENJAMiN D. WIsNER WILLIAM
RUGGLES
as not beng legally called by any authority of this Com
, M, ssnse of , WINS Of ,e Ward .s cani1g from
few whom, though we say with regret we cannot
and proceedings sustained respectable portion Of
the party, may lead the defeat Of the Wing ticket, both
Congressional Assembly and Charter
Rsolrcd That at primary election held in pursuance TO
Recommendation OF the General Committee under the dl-
recton of three Inspectors appointed by the Ward Com
miltee; the Committee which nominated the following tic
ket were duly and legally elected amalory of 5Oi votes
For 4ssembly-HENRY J. RAYMOND
For Assistant Aidcrm0n-JOHN MCLEAN
For .4.sessoys-WALTER S. CUNNINGHAM GEO.
SPRING STEIN
For CoaHdbics-BENJAMiN d. WISNER, PHILIP
HARRINGTON.
For School Commissioner EDMUND HURRY.
1Justce--SAMUEL w. CRONK.
Inspector CHARLES C. LEIGH.
Reored That the comparatively small vote poed at the
,aipp bf
portant fact that those defeated submitted without protest
the reception ofte Delegates By us deemed elected IN
Mayuray Judicial and Congressional Conventions, where
alone legality of the elected could be tested,
y;ucug this COMMITTEE OF the election OF The
1ortv ticket, and urge US TO recommend all he wings OF
lie Ward TO support the last named nominations.
Resolred That this Committee cannot too earnestly urge
the property necessity oirecognlsing regular noniind-
irons amportaut, and vital TO the well beng and sue
cess of the Wing party lthere be any Illegally IN prna-
nv elections which be entirely prevented, the parties
sure parties successful for defeat by their own weap
ons. Abandon Regular nominations and the Wing Party
is left prey dlssenons ana discord and al easy victory
10 the common enemy.
sol,cd That our candidate for Congress- Hon George
Briggs and Hon Henry Raymond for Assembly, by their
ard0us wered services representatives here
otore merit and will receive our warm and cordial support
Resoltcd Tha, in John Mclean, ESQ. the candidate for
Assistant Alderman, recognize faithful and consistent
Wing an old and respected citizen OF the Ninth Ward,
identified for many years with the growth and prosperity OF
TIE Ward, whose only aim, if elected, will be to advocate
Wing principles and the general interests OF his coasutu
ens; he will receive our hearty support.
Reored That the candidates for Assessors for Consta-
ble for School Commissioner Trustee and Inspector are
men in whom we have entire confidence ind that 10 ms
whole ticket pledge our undivided support
WALTER S. CUNNINGHAM Chairman of
N E Sr Secretaries ""Fo 'oH' o8i It.