New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-04
The Wig Young Men. GenernI COmmIttee.

The WhiR Young MEMS Gonerni Committee.
This Committee met ht the Broadway House
last evening and temporarily organized by the
appointment of WILLIAM d. ANDREWS, Of the
Seventh Ward, Chairman Secretaries, Jacob Z.
Howard, of the Thirteenth Ward and VIM. r. T.
Chapman, Of the Seventeenth Ward. The Gre
dentials were next called for, when certificates
were presented of the election Of the following
Delegates
FrRsr wARD-K S Townsend. A. Z. Croker, William
Fulton, 6. J Dean, + w Fisher
SECOND WARD-Ben. Price, Charles ConAnt, Jas Duke,
A. A Warner T. ?. Riley.
TmRD WAED- Daniel 'Bowly, Jacob 2. Marshall. Geo.
" Thacher Andrew Stewart, James L. Botworth
FOURTH WARD-Deunis Mclaughlin, Geo. w. Warner
Joseph r Lee, James Jackson, } ames McAllster
ITTH WARD-John w Prison. Alden J.. Hale, George
Bnbeck, Jr Isaac Labagh Charles Blower.
Williams Howard r. suowden VIM. Dryden. Joseph
Carlisle Abraham B. Amerman. Second Tieket-George
J. Smith, Charles B. FOote, VIM w. Magee. VIM Rowe
and George Bevins.
Harrison Hail. David w. Price, David Webb.
EIGHTH WARp-James T. NJ. Bleakey, George O..
Lske James }. Bevins James Gridley, John Forshay:
NrNTH WARD Contested. l-FfrR Tiekef-Dayld MILF
ken James w Booth George Nelson Nelson Thayer,
Sias Herring: Second Ttte-D. Austin Muir. Nicholas
Carroll. George Dean, Marshall O. Roberts VIM Pool
TENTH WAKD.-John Lelor. Samuel c. Bets, George
EHFSTS4a WHRD~Wm + MscKreH, Daniel Herrck
Freeman Hiseock Robert n Allaire, George W klolet
TWELFTH WARD.-T n. Jackson. EDWARD OranhIn
Jemes C. Blake Moses Wilcox James Maginn.
THIRTEEHTH WARD-John Cooper, James Dewey, ia
cob Howard Oliver S Powell, Lawrence Harvey.
FOURTEENTH WARD William 5. Gregory }. ). crane
A c. Fsrgis @ Osborn John kellock
FIFTEENTH WARD Samuel b Romano, ", . .. Z or-
bush William Taylor, John McKune George r. Miller.
SIXTEENTH WlRD-l Contested. l-Fwst Itcket-Joseph
Rogers. James Horribly, Worthngion HOdgklnsop' aieS
ander Mcclure Moses Jackson. Second Iiekef-R Z
Campbell, WIN Crussell. Oscar Taylor F. Foshay, VIII
'I sETrSTrEsrH WADE Delsfeld Smith, Geo w.
Truss, Bern. l.. Budd, VIM. F. T. Chapman, william
FIcs1FES1H WARD-TC Contested. l-Ffrs Ticket-Eras.
tbs Brooks Henry c COnkhn, James M. Odel Withheld
Case james Anderson Seoond ItcSefEErastls pIoSAs
VIM f. Jackson, Edward Prime, Oscar r Benjamin Cal
vim r Msther ~, z.,.p mn
VIM. b. Drske, Geo. Fertner Edmund g. Peet
A debate then arose on motion OF Judge
B1EAKLEY, Eighth Ward to appoint aSCommit-
tee to report on the contested delegations.
Mr.. PRICE Second Ward moved an amend
ment that the contested seats should be consider
ed in the Committee Of the Whole, and opposed
all reference
Mr. WEBB Seventh Ward moved an amend
ment to the amendment which was carried, that
a Committee Of three be appointed on each con-
tested w ard, and after recess Of ten minutes
the Chairman Mr.. Andrews announced the
Committees, as follows:
SIXTH WARD-GFoRcE l. OSBORN, 18th Ward; John
Cooper. 18th, and William Fulton, lat Ward.
NINTH WARD.-DAvID WEBB. 7h Werd: George w.
Warner 4ih Ward and Jacob f. Howard. 18Th Ward.
SIXTEENTH WARD-WILLIAM T. MAcERELL, llth
Ward John w. PRISON, 5Ih Ward; and John Mchune'
18Th Ward. -
John Waite l9h Ward and Elias Combs l0th Ward.
The Committee stands adjourned to next Fri
day evening.