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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-29

n sixteenth Ward.-N meeting OF the ac-
knowledged Wing Committee OF the XVIII wand held
Oct ga INST the following resolutions were UNANIMOUSLY
adopted . ,,-- a., d..
r. Election held for the NNh Ward, ON tie sh ms 20
be Illegal aud VOID OF effect aud not binding On 'he wings
Of the Ward -. -, ,r.- -
Resolred That the action Of the City and Couny Con
veniIons meet the approval this Committee ana St ,ns
nouuatlous made by those Conventions are recommended
fr the support OF the " higs OF the WIN ward
Rfsolrsd That the action OF the body SWING themselves
the Charter Convention recently convened III WIS W iu'
IS not recognized by this fOnyentiun
Hesoirsd That the ticket headed JOSEPH RODGERS Tor
Alderman and HFNBY Il BOLSTER, for Assistant Alder
man Is the gnlury nominated wing ucAet Tor the NJ I'm
Ward--he nation OF which ticket we cheeriuID IN
dorSe and pledge II orr undivided support.
H. HILL WHEELER, Chairman.
EDWIN FERGUSON, Secretary. 90 w
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rg Fifth Ward Regular Democratic Wing

rY- Tothe wings of the Fifth Ward.-NheTeesi
The political affairs uf the Va Ward have Tor uue, Vi
wears been conducted a improper ana uhsa.s
facfurv 90 large number OF the Wings Of the Nu anu
recently IN the unfair means used at the PRIMARY
In ncrinating candidates therefore. -.
Resoted, That VIII use ali honorable means 70
.ucf e as are know 10 have he Of The Ward at
heart as Their first aud leading consideration
RSsoIr6d, That Whigs, viii ever De fesuy 20 pro
teri that sacred and nestmabe safeeHad Of nstfu-
tons secured by the full free and unobsrdcteu access 70
zDd'use Of the ballot box. -, -
R,soisd For the purpose Of carving the above we
will all honorable means 20 elect the following hleu
gentlemen for the different Offices for winch they are ho-
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POLITICAL REFORM

~ Twentieth Ward" POLITICAL REFORM
EOMINATIOnS.
Tsr 'd'tTaa pgTIos LIES hEE
For iSsissfoat thurman II ARtlSDN JOhES..
fo' 4ssesSoTs.. ----------- ALFRED T SERRELL. ,
For Conmiss,onas Com (SAMuELy GooENoUGH
SciCCfg -------.-- ? rs kENNLG.
Tor INSPECTORS ~ Common JAMES MUIR, -,
Nctoois..... ...-...-- or ARI.Es II RUsHER
..,., ,..., 16hg 3 s : IeHrr Il p.
ffr IFSg.'s" 'o""'o" HUBBARD @. STONE
'''oo' -------------- EDWIN DOBBS
(CutS: + COOK,
Fer CoaSfobles- cIi.s ~ RIICKIFY
For IaspeCfors Of Ecct0n -iSt DISTINCT John ralman.
John rsku; "a District Pouamln Petit, Freeman I'd
gar 81 District James Scott, James Martin oS9 IT,
n Twentieth Ward-RATIFIcATIoN MEET
IN0-b large enthusas Of the citizens Of the
XXth Ward assembled Tuesday evening" pursuant to
PREVIOUS rouce TO hear TIE report OF The Regular Wing
The meeting as called TO order Samuel Baisey Esq.
Who nominated for Chairman NJ \ iAkkSoN REED
JCrN BRADY De appointed s. crciafies.
On notion Of Mr. Franklin Gregg The call Of the meeting
read, when. On motion II Nh William soutnefand
the f1owIDg report Of the Nom mating Committee was
submitted and was renewed With me greatest enthusiasm
FoT Asslsfanf Aidfrman-JAMES l.. DAYTON.
Ass1ssors-ALFRED I. sEKRELL. CUMMINGS IL.
For Scdoo, Corniisnoncrs-sAMUEL J. GooDEN-
OUGH, Jr. RODERlCk y GLOVE .,a
FOR Seiooi iaTectOrs-THoMAS CHILDs, Jr., JAMES
ftt S'lool Trvsiees--E HARRISON REED. HENay
P piaiI' Y BERBTE AN-''-' o"N' ''''' WV
COAstGthJ-JOHE II. tEll.tR. GEORGE NJ. ROTH.
Lsftcfors Of Eiecfon-ht District Abraham Mead,
John Tallman ia D.stnct. Ben Peittt Francis VI.
Currf. lid Drtrct James Odell. Andres Cole
On mot.On 81 AT william Roy nOds, committee Of
three appointed 20 tTah resolutions expressing the
feel ms 81 the meeting
Ahef few moments the Committee rsturnsd and re-
ported he follow ng
Kcso'red-Ihat congratulate with the Wing Party
hs Ward sud throughout the city, the nomination OF
DANIEL HOGENCAMP. Eco, for Alderman Of the
AAh NaTd knowing MIN 20 be truly an honest fathfal
and sEegh t-forWad X long residence among
With spoess name sUic ent guaranty Of the manner
ia Which be J, esteemed ~ tie citizens u tins Ward We
promo Inn heartily our united add Undivided support
RfSolscl HAT o1 candidate iYr Assistant Alderman,
JAMES l. DAYTON, U.s. b. universally admitted W be
thc Nors.lEman's friend Ii.s ChIracA unimpeachs
al and u regard 10 bts ales 10 soharge the dntes
cfthc Office there not question Equally esteemed oy
our NJ ans ~ giving MN trsuzi hant election.
Ffsctcc, That We h. an congratulate With the Wing
ciIyens II the XXI Ward. being able present
ucaei mdoIssd b. the Of Alfred p Senell, and
Cummings n. Tucker hr Assessors. They Of
one'le. and they beloved
engage hen che July OBr delerHI0cd support.
Rescit a. That tie balance q oeed only 70 be
glanced at, 20 be approved Of AID here and all
pledge Il our united support.
After which, Oh motion. thr Dol cotirg a.ljOurnsd
HARRISON REED, Chairman.
JoHs BR4DY. secrf'at.ts oa9 1t
q For Rec V. ANDERSON.
OPS IL
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~ Siyth Ward Ratifcation.-The Wings OF Tho

~ Sixth Ward Ratifcation.-Ihe wings OF the
With ard and all others favorable TO the nonnatlJn OF
NOAH WORRAI l. for Alderman and CHRISTIAN W.
SCHAFFER for Assistant Alderman. are requested 10
meet an mass at the North Amenc Hotel corner Of Bay
ard-st aud Bowery. on WEDNESDAY Oct 49, az CLOCK,
to res, ond to the above regular nomination.
By order Of the Committee Of Arrangements
CHARLES b. FOOTE,
GEORGE PATERSON,
oegus JOHN MARKS
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= To the Wbig Electors OF the sixteenth
" aTd-AY attention has been called % aItce D1D-
lat % by Dir joseph gers, reply yI0laei by
myself IasIg POINT ef v.fac!y between That nad
other business with Nj K the I ca led IS true
lat tLsi that busness the sole purpose of n l =
lale lad met am accidentally tns street. where ne
pCtfssfd friendship ia sad h. lloss "a
70 O. him. had yt saiLst mebuf they sere deter.
mined To put down another Hilytusl which Vas the
cause oi oppCsuf 90 For the puUCse If settling
The difficulty 1 recalled Mr K efsef / lssrusd hs
bad Consented 70 allcw his be used as ! cqn-
ccate. and offered % withdraw n be would ana ALLOW
DIS ard ny friends 10 name any good mlD A. our
Intsrvew | sa.d 70 him thought he nal aot f-e.ed
ne kindly, IN perusng MS name 20 De aced n ~ no.
sfon II was and ne ackuow 81 ged be had Mt done ebt
toward but sat they could lot reach lie ue-sro a.
uctl 20 atoye any other form present thai ,aa GER
9 hsd made geI4ena matter II a. and h. was OBI ged
20 o. ihe same That AT. has accepted the aoluaf,os
q ~. Ett soletlton q the oTty 0f both the er.
silrg hig Ward Committees is anothsr r,gt bcb
a 70 ca the attention Il the electors Of tie ward
an hloHsc upon good suL< b that TIE t0urce lence
At received hs nomination Is from persons who are Ill OF
.'My al oHcers under he General City Government
- ~ lhe s0-eaisc primary election he stated - me
Lai re VITA oibss had made their arTaI gene carry
its election fer psnoIs fnend Of his ami ~ould have
Z, T. 20 hat individual had put hls
as me eabchate for Alderman he SAID he gwen hs
mn hc Oher 10 believe that he RogeTsl would get the
n nnailcn. II the ticket he favor OF e.ectel
SIiNhen MS friends H. they thought orb sai
- e..SA W 80 slEAs ssfVfe she . place. l
ieaye ths Eatfsr with the electors ofthe Ward
80 ~ GEORGE CLARK.
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II Fifteenth Ward.-TEMPERANCE.- A Grand
R,iv fr Temrsrauce ard T. confirm the action of the
XVIII Waid TEMPERANCE Alliance. will be held m Hope
CHAPEL. THIS tNednestayl EyENiNG az q oc.oC l
ADJ by Hon. d GU En- Late he"oeI 9i S.i-
eress and other eminent SpeaNers 81 II
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LAR NOMIN ATOMS
For Alderman ...-..-.... DANIEL HOGENCAMP.
Eoy dssisiqpf Alderman. JAMES l.. DAYTON.
- (ALFKED r SERREL,
for ASSfSs0rS..-------- CT INNINGS TUCKER.
- ,,, }SAML j GOODENOUGH, JR
For Sfnoef COMMIT RODERICk r. GLOVE.
- a. ,,. THOMAS CHIIDS JR.,
for Ho'pOl HlptC0'S'- JAMES REEVE
re HARRISON REED,
HENRY MCLEAN
For school Trustees 49, JAMES kEARNEY,
CHARLES SIMPSON,
tPHlIO '. BEEbE.
III, IJOIlN GElLER,
foT 'o'si"''eS''---'--- GEORGE VI. ROTH
For hsr,cf0rs Of Eiecfi0n-is ID srict Abraham Mead,
John lallman. lid District Eeniamin Petit lid Dis
irct James OIsil Andrew Cole
ABRAHAM MEAD, Chairman.
WILLIAM NJ WADE. Seclrlary. o2B So
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70 The Eighteenth Ward Temperance Ali.
ance Will hold an adjourned meeting. WEDNESDAY
EVENING IN the church. corner # It'll and 22dst
The objects are 10 have tho present Sunday Liquor Laws
enforced and 20 secure other equally necessary reforms
All IN favor OF the movement invited 10 attend.
JESSE ". BENEDICT. President.
= p,ru,pn Rrrn Cor Secy o28 2ts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-29

N ThIrd Wnrd KeguIar " his NOMINATIONS ::
For ScnGfor-ALE\. * SCHt LIZ.
For AsScn5ig--CAAkLESR SNOkDS
Tor 'Gr1i .fuSftcc-J AMkS GREEN.
Fer 'silce JtSfice-I.Nks h WEIGH
Per 4lisrn0a-OSCAk ". SRI RrEN ANT
For Assistant AigerHTr SAM III MABBArT.
kOr 4Sssssors-HENhY Ii SCOMS ARCHIBALD
COCHRAN
FOR School ossssiSsl2scrS-JUSTUS 5. REDFIELD.
Dr. AlANSON :. JONES
fof school !nSycciuS-s.OSE> A. HOPPONk, STE
PAEN BURkHALTER
FER >ckcoi TrtSt,sS-- CHARLES 81. JOHN. JOSEPH
BAfTtN. SIMEON OUTWATER.
For CoNstables-ANDREW NkSSIrT BENJAMIN
{ RENHAM
FS5 Inspectors Of F7ecfioa-lst Ds:uci-Georye W
thatcher. Allen. ~ Ds.rlct-t5corsc W Paine<
u mel bowity. Sd ps,si,iN l. sasriioV 4. : Jcles
Az As.i.Ss-A..~..a-s Sa.~ s,SI, .hstlof
NJ. A. HOPPoCk, Chairman.
G. ". FALNER, Secretary. o.s 10
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~ second INTERCHANGEABLE WING REGU-
LAR OMlNArIONS-U MON AND COMPROMISE TICKET.
For senator ..---.------.----ALEN II SHULFZ.
Fer assembly -....-.-...--.--MlLLiAM FLAGG.
For JuSitce -----...-.-.-.--.-JAMES GREEN
For P0l1cs Justice -.-..-.-.--IAMES H. WELSH
for Alderman JOSEPH A EOOfE
For ASsiSionf Aldermen J. WILLIAMSON
Tor Assessor ---..-----------lSAAC ANEhS.
For School Comm SssOner----JOHN h Fly
lar S.hoor r.sre-,or. lCLARk B. WHEELER
~" LUKE HASSERr
.(GURDON ROBBINS in.
WARREN LELAND
tOr >ctooi lftSiceS-.-.---> EPHRAlM X HUDSON
JOAN l. LEEFERTS.
JAMES Nj SHARP.
H. Co,,.-If.s hOBT. J. MlNrRINGHAI
~ --------- EDM ARD MCGINNIS
Per lgSysocrs Of Elrcnor-ist Distrci-Th6aas : Ri
ley, LsthIoP X. Gardner ID Dlstrc,-Gdcou Chiffon jas
Duke
ty order IL the " ard Committee
GIDEON CLIFTON Chunuan.
IoSEfH A. KENT. l.
BENJAMIN l. CRANrEEs, SF'fr'aues ol9 Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-29

"a, with District. Isth ward. Regular De-
mocratic Wing Nomination: ..>r.
for V,r,1,r on S,pif,-EPHR AM l. SNOW.
Nv order MOSES MAYNARD Jr,
Chairman Assembly Convention.
WV 7 DAVIS Secretary o2a 90
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-29
~ Nineteenth Ward regular Democratic

IpsTScfOrs Of EfCftoH-lst DIST, Jonathan Johl-
son philip Monroe I'd Dist Edwad Dayton James j.
Bevus WALTER G. MACkAf, Chm Wai Com
JOHN X. WEBBER. Secretary. o% "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-29

n To the Electors OF the TWentitIh WHIT
The Democratic Wing REGULAR Nominating COMMITTEE 81
the XXth Ward beg leave TO say that offering inc lo
loving ticket for yor support and suffrage. hey have been
guided by the puTest principles OF honesty anu ln'egnV
In making their selections for men - Iopresont ID ths
Common Council the interests Of the XXth Ward, they
have endeavored 10 select those whose characters were
unimr liable and of whose qualifications AMI abhes
there N NOT question They who have not sought
after the honos which otter Them and on tha account
the more torious Ii by considerable persuasion
that thew suffered their 60 come before the public
and ops Welded thereto when told that they would DO
sunport.d by all honur.d cllLen We hope, therefore,
that the following ticket viii meet with universal support
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-29

Il sixteenth Nard.-Ai meeting 4 the Clayen-
o. for dominating candidates for Cha ter OIecTs III TOO
NEIh ard. elected he 9th INST, Ia pursuance u
Il call II the Wing General Coumt'ee, and - tho JOINT
srec.aI Committee Of the Wing Ward Committees Of
tie XVIth Wald JOHN p CUMMINGS was appointed
Charm on and joan Is HALsrED, Secretary Iae Con-
then proceeded 20 NOMINEE candidates for Alder
AID Assistant Alderman There ltr the following
rffs,us we're unanimously mated IN lie folio wing
ofceS -. - ,.. -
Eoy A1lerts0n 1890 GEORGE CLARK Esg
pr 1srisidaf lLcerm0A-.-.-ANDW BRIDGEMAN. Esq
H., .or.-.......- .--.- STEPHEN MERRITT
Frr seiooi CcmMiEsiOaer. John DEJAMAfER.
JAMES POLLOCK.
. o.. o-t.,,. WASHINGTON SMITH,
tti 4FAsiet' - '--109---f JOHN 7 VAN WICK.
tBE<JANf4S g. ~ DELL.
Fer Sriooi hsDscfof ..--.--.JOSEPH ; Miff9
OBJ tt jlORHs. CdiCHL,rER,
fof 'eA-ia0'es ------------ MATTHEW HANNA.
JOHN CUMMING, c. AMMAN
JCHS HALsTED. Secretary. og9 o.
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tV- First Ward Democratic Wing Nominal
tions: - - -
Tor Se.afor .-..-.....-A. II SCHULTZ
For Assemble WILLIAM tLAGG
f0r ynscc-.--...--.. JAMES GREEN
For Police Justice. JAMES II WELSH
For aLdermQn-.--.- ...-.-.- EDMUND GRIFFIN
For AsSstGuf Alderman. JOHN II WHITE
Y'0y Assessor ....----.- JOHN THOMPSON.
For Consfcblcs .-......-....-. Gil ARIES MILLER.
JOHN JACKSON.
For school CorsriiSsorcr..-- h s TOWNSEND.
tor >rh0ol Inspector ---------- RICHARD TYLER
For Trustee ..-..-..---.-.--- SAMUEL GAGE.
Fer Inspectors Of EiecfioNlst DIST, John q mia. IS
A caIuner "a DIST, Henry Jurgens, James y. Cfoit ,
81 DIST. John Chtz Morrison, John Peter Engeorandt
X $ TOWNSEND, Chairman
JOHN THOMPSON, Secretary. s25 81
~ First Ward-iNDEPENDENr TICKE -
For Alderman EDMUND GRIFFIN.
For Assist Alderman CHAS. u JAMES. o2l 2w'
II Wrist Judicial District-NArlONALW WIG
NOMINATION. - For Police Justice - ID ANlD RAN
DELL. Al a meeting Of the National Wings. held oai
Morday October Nth. Daniel Randel unanimously
nominated as then candidate for Police Justice In Ju &c
RsNcel the Wings Of the District VIII the upright
and moral man, the intelligent czen, the EXPERIENCED
JuTst and the firm friend OF the National Administration
THOMAS + STEWART, Chairman
JOHN l. LBFFBRrs. Secretay o2e II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-29

Ctf- Ninth W ard.-RAIIFlCAIlON MEL
TIE DEM G. atc -s vi the IAth Ward requested to
IT, O. at the BletCker House, No. 271 Blocker on
WEDNESDA EVENING, October %. at y o'clock, to
respond the Regular Democratic Wing Ward and otAsr
NomInations 800, =, ,ceo,,
Gen MATHER ERASTCs BROOKS. and other dis
tueulshed Speakers. BY order OF the Ward Committee
GEORGE b WEAVE, Chairman.
J n FERRIS, Chm Com. OF Arrangements
S ~ NJ $500 Secretaries o282l'
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10 second Ward National Democratic Wink
Nominations:
toT AlGefmas- --...---.... BENZ ". BENSON.
for -SStSio"f AdsrnsaE- zee SAMUEL. *. JENNINGS
fsr SSSeSsef ------------.-.- THOMAS r. hIrNEl.
Fer CoEsfollss HOBT WlNTRfNGHAN
-, ,--... JAMES T. MCDONALD.
>cscois 80" ABEL T EDGERTON.
Fer Trustee q Covrsoa >eaoos Nm COLT.
$500 ~. NN'-''" WM. II. Butler
fCr lysqecfors er Eiectess-is; = stric.-A G.iysu.
lus'uS Ptsin sd D;sirict-Jotn l. Le1ests Buxton
ny Ordey II tie See AL " Ar Nls Vigilance AsSsa-
o. ROBINS, Jr President
JNo. l. LEFrERr>, Seoy. o!STt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-29
~ Eighteenth Mnrd Ratification Meeting.

meet AZ the old wink Headquarters, the Ruos Head
Hotel. corner Of 5d-av. and zith It, ON THURSDAY
FNFNING October 30. at O'Clock, g. respond 10 the
Nominations made by the Assembly and Charter Convex
tons Several eminent Speakers viii address the meeting
ABEL WHEATON NJ. Chm. Assembly ConN.
WI ROBERTSON. ii CAN Charter Conv,
n ID Co~grfv Soy o2S 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-29
" Ninth Ward-Regular Democratic whig
o. Third senatorial District NArIoNAl

EOf NfHCfOF--- n llOOI'
Atameetng of the National wings Of the lid Senate
ral District held on Monday evening" Oct q, GEORGE
A HOOD unanimously nominated Tor Senator, 10 We
supported at the ensuing election - -, -
THOS MCKNIGHT, Chairman.
SAMUEL J. BUXTON, Secretary. o29 ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-29

r. " bias OF the Fourteenth Ward Arouse
Tle D. a0cfac Whg ElectJs Il the Ny aTd ar
ana .ttd rect he BT0ada House. IfilS "ecnrs
vlTNENISG Oct % Al = O'Clock - RS, I'D 20 the
IN NATIONS 4 Charter Oecers or wa WOOD fJr
Allfrfrru VI SAAiL. WEEKS flr Assn taat Alderman,
80 a. JAS ". BEEKMAN for eaator. aid WI s.
CEFCORN tor Assembly II u expected that ~ Wing
viii q. a. hIs post rLlLt invited and VIII
pttrrss noe meeting
3, orIer oflhc Commute of Arrange meIis
ID BkNJ " RICH ARDS, Chairman.
IT, Sixth Judicial District (XIIth. XVIII,
NIIlHh NlNih ard <Ath " ards REGULAR DEMO-
CRATIC wHIC NOMiNATiONS.
Fer Fclfrs -bsfisr..- SIDNEY STUART
-. .......-.t,s ...- ANSOS WILLIS
MARCELLle EELLS Chairman
O.t Re ofthe Coaysns,oa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-29

nGgrfcf0rs-lst Dls'nct-WI nam Ut SCOT Jan,es Cog
s.shaI- "a DstnctkdW ard II Dominck James Bergen,
IA Dufic,-Horato Reed samuel Bingham, Jr lth Dis
tricr-Wilism Jones j.. Abraham Baker; 5h DsHlct-
John 2 Pal, David HI. stnTdevant - -
EDWARD A FRASER,
Chairman Nominating Committee.
FuwAEp r. Dominion, secretary. .
}rr Ass.f.l -SANFORDI. MACONBER.
CHARLES PLACE,
Chairman Nominal ing Committee
n1a 7tF
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Eost.

OPS ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-29
For AdermGn-JOHN BOYCE.
For AsstStont AidermGn-CHAS HOW ELL.
For AsseSsor-JOHN h. WAISTELL. ,.rn
Ear CARBOHYDRATES r. WATTS and JAhEo
TTT 7 TFENFW III
MACK NZIE.

For School COnqBliSSiOnfr-SAM NULL IS W MI L
For School Inspecf0r-JAMES V. RICH.
Fior School TTusfce-SETH GkOSNENOR.
49, Cc,a,.a, WAT BROWNING. Chairman.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-29
~ Eighteenth Ward Regular Democratic

For fusrrcf0rs 81 EllcflOn- - DSinct' WlHam DAY,
VIM II Michacls. 2d District Oscar +. ben AMIN Sn-
r,ert Y Ralty 81 District DAVID Perm. VIM. J. Da-
vis an District Charles q ason. james Ma'son dh
pr>,rct. Abe heaton Jr Parker Chamberlain.
b. order of Charter onvel q "a, , . "a,
WM LANDER, in ,Chairman
nr,.rr. y L~.rr s,c.nfnLx n23 Nsu
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-04-10

WISCONSIN, MARINE AND FIRE I.sURAxcE
CoHPASY--Madam rumor, with the all Of seve-
al Locoioco papers, has made another attempt TO
create prejudice against the paper Of this Inst-
fulton Fortunately, hoWeycl tie attempt has, as
heretofore proved iruitess. TIE confidence OF
those best acquainted with the Institution remains
mistaken, and lis issues are redeemed as usual at
New York Buffalo, Detroit, Chicago, St Louis and
a home Ne shall undoubtedly hear various re-
ports q ~lfoScu Banks. Bank Failures &c from
tl's time Onward until The election at which The
Blnk que lion is 10 settled ia this state, and it
IS to De regretted that many OF our public Jour
pals have aa eye 10 that election more than to the
public good or to the soyency OF Banks. Let the
people be well informed on this subject that they
may vote Upon that question Understandings
Inc following NorIcE appears in the AIilwau-
lea
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-04-10

rude and hasty sketch which [ caught Of
their positions while the first ballot was pro-
reoding. Each delegation appointed one Of
tbsir number to act as Chairman, collect their
votes, and report the result. The delegations
voted by pluraities. Whoever, in each, re-
ceived the most votes, was reported as the
choice of that delegation. There were TWEEN
ty-four of these groups; and when the votes
aad been gathered in each. hey were called
upon to report. which they did in succession,
,irz U7ce, commencing with Maine. The 81
ence was ike that Of sepulckre. Mems
breath was suspended, as State after 5 tate
uttered lis voice; and oh, can | ever forget
lie moment when the Speaker, standing up
Is his place. declared, In a clear, sonOrous
voice, that seemed to pierce through bone and
marrow, that .tJOHN Quincy ADAMS, having
eceived majority Of the votes cast, was du-
II elected President of the United States for
tour wears from the 18th day Of March next en-
st4ing."
Taen arose such a shout from the galleries
as seemed to lift the very dome OF The hall
Mi NcDCtiie Whose candidate bad been de-
isatsd, whose eager hopes were blasted, and
whose pledge faf the good order Of the as
sn5iv, was remembered by all.) spa ng in
.aleu excitement from the ground, and in a
saIee that raHg above all the tumultuous
eudita IF tae spectators, cried, Mr. Speak
q. move That the gallery be CLEARED -
The question was put, and carried. " es,'
a.d a foreign minister 10 another who stood
v his side, ..but how are you going To do it1''
s natural question enough for European, g-
u9aHt Of the country and the people. Here
ssefe 40 guards; no gens-d' -armes not even
8 constable: how WAS the order 10 been fore
cdr
IL soon saw. and while he gazed. seemed
paactratei uith speeches. wonder. No
,5oaar at tse Speaker given the order, The
tat hz.4s will clear The galleries."
-..sa Ia active. sender Young man, Of grace
III ..-,- and with a brilliant black eve. dar-
& .l3n lis place, and mounting, Il did not
see how.I Sc the broad stone cornice which
runs aii round the hall in front of, and below
the hraast-wo-k Of tile galleries, motioned
Hiih Bis arm to the dark, dense, and almost
saiocated mass IF human beings before him,
ezc.ainiug. II antemeG. the Speaker orders
tae galleries to BE- cleared; you must retire
clear De galleries." And at his word. like
'aea * qui8l sheep when the gate Of their
penis thrown open, out Went the entire crowd
u't4lt word of complaint or renonstrance.
aal u an Incredibly short time, not a soul
s.as .eit behind. The foreign minister lifted
Up a- h-ads IN amazement, and exclaimed,
! IS has government. " hat people!''
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-04-10

FRAcAs AT BEETowN.-We learn that a
tracas took place at Beetown, on the 22d ult,
between Mr.. W .Ambury and man by the
name OF James, IN which the latter was Sc
yerely injured. The facts in the affair, as we
have them from citizen of that place are as
follows a dispute arose between the par
ties, while playing keno, at the Eagle Saloon
Both arose from the table nearly at the same
time; AimSbury drew back towards the door,
and James drew off his coat and followed
when they had got abou, twenty feet from the
table, Almsbury suddenly stopped and drew
pistol and fired at James without effect; he
then struck him blow over the head which
shattered the stock from the pistol; after This,
both clinched and fell 10 the floor when it
was percelyedFthat Alsmbury had knife and
the bellIgerants We're Immediately separated
Asmsbury made a second attempt at James
and succeeded IN infcting a wound on the
side OF his head. James had no weapons. -
Aimsbury was brought before Justice Bierce
and fined thirty dollars and costs.-Potosi
Republican.