New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-31

Richards and the following officers appointed for ne
meeting Hon. JOHN 3. SCOLES. Chnrman W. "
EuHy ard HIRAM PURDT Vice Chlumen, ana SANuE|
brown and JOHN KELLoCK we're appointed secretnlrs,
Benedict Lewi.. Jr. ESD On behalf Of the Sen S'
Nominating Convent presented the Report Of the IN
vrtion. and motion. the nomination of Hon JAMES '"
HERMAN was adopted
Mr. George L. OSBORN. on behalf u the Asss noy ~,
vention presented Of Hen. LILLIAN 5 GhsD-
DRY, which was received ~1h loud applause and AIS
nomination was unanimously ALLOTTED BY acciamailoa
Mr. Gregory. a. Chairman Of the Charter Convention
then presented tie following ilc5et wooD
For Alderman ---------- v ILL M = MpOD-
For Assistant Alderman 90 SAM Ell WEEhs;
F. A.,,,,oC P d T3 S5ER WOO +
For Trustees s sSNt FHi Rst'YivoR
For corstables .---- Wet s { Nc; ''"
on notion the entire tIcset adopted
A Committee was appointed T. refine and d-ai ress e
tons expressive 4 the sense ofthe meeting ., ...
Mr. Ben amin y Richards on behalf OF the commune
reported the following resolutions, "hicn Were tl5S
Resolred, That the nomination ~ the Nth >ena,oil Al
Convention our distinguished Senator. James beeN
man, for reelection meets with eur hearty AND enIre A.
prevail nav more cordial and enthusiasm appr'ot
ton for hmwe behold straight Orwanln ne,t MAJ
sought on ana placed IN pubic positions 1
part. active and energetic eiprts have been drec 81
with singlsness Of purpose to the benefit OF ms teloS
citizens Ills advocacy and unremt Ing ehors IN te
M Ii S n aad sn s @
mse caused the good men of both plrles
to admire his public while N prvate life his IN
rng devotion 70 the Of suffering humanity have en-
deared him to the hearts OF all ms fello scltzrs.
The above resolution was passed AZ me hatu, ~ VA
Meeting the NlNfh " ard ana IN sonfe
report Of the proceedings published 10 the " l. ErreSs
J. SsoLES, Chairman
RfsOfrcd That in Candidate for Member ot Asse NJ
bly, " lulan S. Gregor. recognize man OF capacity
and Patriot s whose dsyoton 90 the leS OF ms staton
during v6 Of the Legislature. and partc
glay and Jealous advocacy Of the cause OF our
gallant Volunteers entte HIM 70 the confidence and sup
port his constituents before whom he appears as can
dIdate for reelection. -.
Resolred That our candidates for Alderman and Assist
ant Alderman William s Wood and Same Weeks. are
men long known among true Wings aud WORTHY ct-
zers in all respects deserving the Suases OF heir eo"-
citizens ofthe XVIII Ward With them can safely GU
trust the of city, and pledge ourselves IT, give
them and the Of our tcket hearty aud united p-
port call upon all the Wings OF the Ward 20 exert
themselves 10 secure their election.
ResOlref That all the the Chatter TICKET are
those of sterling Wings and upright and honorable men,
and as such they and viii receive the FIJI aad
united vote OF the Wing party.
Resored That our ticket ought be elected aad sla
If our efforts can accomplish It.
During the evening the meeting was addressed oy II n
John b Scoles T. Deaish Smith, Erastus Brooks and
Nj Mlllken. m
The proceedings ordered to be pnhi shed IN me
Tribune, Express and ALQemeine Zetfggg.
The meeting adjourned with nine cheers fer The Iche
after Of the and most enthusiastic gatherings
ever held IN the XVIII Ward.
JOHN h. SCOLES, Chlirman
HIRAMPuRDY. Vice Chalrmen
W w KUHN, (
SAMUEL BROWN, coc,.,,,,os $500
JOHN kELLoCK, ojl IL