New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-11


NELSON C. GRIDLEY, Secretary. OH IL
Tiob,n Ward-At meeting Of the Delegates Of the
ward Convention convened pursuant to the dnectlohs OF
,be Ward COMMITTEE to select i've DELEGATES % vac ony
The following persons were UNANIMOUSLY cleo
saMALIEh LEAcRAFT' 4 0A 4, II yI HAtk'
HARVEY HAM GEORGE BOYD D. AAAA''''
On motion Resoiged That the above mentioned Dele
.,.s nave power TO fill vacancies in their body.
On notion Reoired. That these proceedings be punhsheo
the Wing papers * fY4 atSfJ KELLY. Chairman.
EDWARD GREENE, Secretary. oil ~
az Union Ticket-Eighth Ward AT meeting
ehe Delegates elected IN ths several Ds Ibs OH . af
Cstobtr INST at u p NJ IN accordance with the direction
e Ward oomee to form We cs 20 at sg s
Broadway House Upon the Convention 3eins unly oIsa-
MED ms following named persons were chosen delegates
'' GtHi fI.RTS 6TGAS, W. WALTER BETTs,
LEWIS BAKER nSvIp HA1 y9hN toHi'
On motion the TsS G nN cba9man
WALTER BRrTs. Secretary. oil IT.
tz- To the Eighth and Ninth Wards and
CiTIZs Ms GENERALLY -EXPOsIIlQN 81 tACI,S,
On wEDSAsDAg EEN p,s case aopoSched me-,
and requested Ia see him IN private ana thsh staeu
pa he Gss az James T. Bcasy sr Police Justice
hy earring the Delegations IN the Win Ad INN
Tads that should be fly paid for It, and after further
h. was authorized by Andrew BleaKey and james w
Romh TO oer this that they then waiting to see
Dc on The corner of Grand St and Broadway went
mere ami me those persons They offered tha sum TO me
p,oh then stated that he would pay 80 aud being
mi Of money ne would pay the balance aiteTward
sad thai woulC not answer tmeanii. 81 tha le ulei
sorrcnmstances to sustain unworthy aud unfit Man,
xhe has dsgYaCCd the position he no" occupies never
.ll give any support TO bad man, dishonest man. a
Ne ilen them. Subsequently ANDREW Bleakey met me
an VaTck.s alone. between and clock IN the morning
JsaesT NJ Bleakey looked at Andrew. and thought OF
the past OF the Street Inspector and Of the reason wly
he had to leave that pace OF tie judge who hia usul
eukhed himself rs admins ration, by injustice ana
wrong, serving always ms Gn'ol ana prsont ends 'es
regardless II the nights Of others Iepehed Wat ouer
He and h brother and their friends hadno money enough
tobuy my support toward placing venal man IN posi-
ton whore he adthe power as we knew ne mad the nc
to throw suspicion upon the character Of those who could
not ously support HIM Harvey Hart was patty
70 throwing ballot out of the wdOw minutes
before o'clock at No AZ Howard ST When such men,
who bad themselves hired forces from every part 81 me
Gty-had the far famed Short Boys under the iead OIL ther
champions aswel asstreet sweepeTs lamp
Ter and other bully friends from the XVlith Ward and
from every other Ward except the With, were gathered
as Beakley s'rlends the exclusion of the actual Wing
Of the Ward whom Their DULLES, when they could
prevented from votngwhen such men talk. OF write, or
publish assaults upon others the public WI Know is n
tended cloud Of smoke, ude cover Of which they cs-
psct escape from the odium which puld attach TO those
who Themselves under the guse Of hypocrisy
Professions but actually mass of political corruption
Who have and again offered to me and To others
monty and their after influence If would diraUd the
Wings OF the Ward and The District their rights at Pr
mary and other elections OF 10 iSSi
slir' WILLIAM POOLE.
10 Tenth Ward.-At Primary Election held pur-
No "a udiow.st between the hours of aud O'Clock
p M, the following ticae, was unanimously elected
SAMUEL sCHoONMAKER.
Copntv.
WV ~ JOIN + BARNARD
r,,ou.p ,r, c,tr R""JI'T r RYDER.
bhslus F + sR9,HN" fRiNcis SSSbINE,
A il, DouGHfY, JOHN CA ARR, Ju,,,,s
ROBERT 4. HANS, u0RATio REED,
II. McDoNOCGH
srrpurN BARKER N'''J JOHN vANDERwATER,
CHAM rs PLACE, GEORGE BErIs; o,,
kDwARD j OLIVER. MATrHEW . 4 WILSON
THOMAS DRING.
Edward A Frazer. Charles james. John Nc Donald,
william Stevens, wiilaa h Swart, VIM b; rompkins,
sfss @ 49, i%sS % %I,T
VIM. Jones, JT EdN. II - .n,nsh hiuoeH DdNr.
s sHSAFio . Ff RRfrs. Inspectors
The Charter Convention VIII kengers. corner
sfBroOms and Edudge.sts. ON MONDAY, l3In INST; AZ
u o'clock, Nj The Assembly Convention On IL tSDah
the l4ih inst, same time and place oil IT.
To- Eleventh Ward.-Ata Primary Election held on
Thursday evening, OH INST al the Church IN ith-st be-
tween Avenues and d. the following named gentlemen
were elected by decided majority, to the several Demo-
'''"' ""s GSSocRarlc WIG rIcSEr.
CHAs NJ sIMoNsoN SAMUEL II DE MOTT,
WILLIAM IL. ARMSTRONG.
ss I SHERMAN ", ~ $S TIN NJ J S@T
CHARLES CURTIS
District yHdQ,S
sk k6Est H fsSSrr joHN T HLofr
JOHN FRIEND.
ss nSSFE Ss sS @S2 } }SN g 2ARRsdN
WILLIAM GRAY
SSSSs 2hIaiEf i FE5HF DR{SHFSRr
ANDREW XII df sjx sd HlSHAsH TOTEM
h h:: ss JOB John H TIs1s Fs sHeT sh.a Johnson
whh'mc En5.s, ySaaA DeyeSSg, Chaliss shaik'y
SE3, " B ,Rj SY1S INSPECTORS
aim. SSGAMAN 59 ,4f,SSGSru r,.S,,on
ufsKE li S%ssssn Ward Democratic whis Reg
Eor Aids,%an rl-,- iiJJoNAsr. CowCELIN.
fa ASS, Alderman. -LUTHERC c. CARTER oic.a'
~ TO the Wings of the Eichteen'h Ward
es.s q ,as iaspecieIs apponed ok Inc J9at Demo,
rRsy teetoa held a. the corner OF IN ay ana so
sh ne sa INST bcs leave 10 submit the following state
The Polls opened a, o'clock A. NJ, aud proceeded
.iseiy and quietly untd s. oc!ocS when the Polls were
ING rem daeTeni Wards Who fetaned possession
me close OF he election, allowing those only 20 vote
W.
hs ensDs and voters II the Ward literally driven
sm shs Polls Under these circumstances. the under;
snea declare that the follow mg ticket DUH elected
large majority II the Wing voters Of The " ard
pcxn, Assemble C0RyeEfoa.
nneeNki X CONCkLlN, CHAS CARPENTER.
Nv fAkNHAM, JAMES KENNEDY.
ssAnlHkN ROTHERIE, WHITFIELD CASE.
rrx!MCk OBRIEN, ABEL WHEATON. ST.
w ROBERTSON. Jr., kOBr + MITCHELL.
SARGENT BAGLkI.
a,o,. sNGiciGry CoarsRfion.
"AoN<O AlNORD. WILLIAM RCDD,
THOMAS MORTON.
,ov.n -. - t0hgfg COnuenffOn.
ccVSNNsSt NcNCkIIN, WI " ADAMS,
"Ao \. NESBIr. WI STRONG.
CHARLES SUTTON