New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-13


sed to induce harmony and unanlmy in ranks, with
ont which we are powerless insure Success and TO re-
press a spirit ofoppositOn in few disappointed men 10
regular nominations the Committee present their views on
this subject in the following Resolutions
Resolred Tia; the Ninth Ward Wig Ward comn'ss regularly
ofbs CITY Of New 20 earnestly PIT. ssla urge the
vel meaning Wings Of the smith Wo 70 disregard ne 1ss9s'
House. Morcay evening October g. 1870 al Which the oSEng
tclet was claimed to be nominated; 70 oD,sr
For Al,sso-f-ROBERT PETEBs0N. DIVERT WARDELL
For Cossta5a-BESJAnIN d. WlsNEk, WILLIAM kO0
a. not being legally called by authority Of this Commits, 0, The
General Committees a IN no respect r1es'rs The 80 Of ths
Wings Of Ward from lev whom. though We
5e and proceedings By any respectable por
Tor q the parry nay ssd to ,ss defeat OF the WA ' 0''a
Rlores That prssry election held parsgaacs % Iscon
r.o.or. b. the Ward cenniiss Committee which
To- following icksi duly and legally erected BY
HJF4o ~ {,,i,tarf Sieerman-JoHN MCLEAN
Per Asse,sorg-wALTAR 5. cUSNISGHAA, GEO SPRING
F6y 'cor,tob'e,-BESJAMIs WISER PHILIP FARRISG
1q s,. c.s,o, C.,,t.,i.,.r-EpsUSD HURRY.
TSvss~sAMUEL W CRoNK
In,yerfo--CHARLEs LEIGH. ..--
Reiovsd That the comPars' ely snail vote posd At the P".
desc defeated without protest To It's reception o. ls
Delegates BY deemed elected, IN M7yors Jadsa aas ooI
presora Couvsrons where alone TIE egt c TIE elected co
b proofs to this commttss o. TIE @ 20 "
the majority oet and urge Us 70 RECOMMENDS all me wings Oh @
Tia, this COMMITTEES cannot too earnestly urge ne pro
Perns saa vital the vel beng and Wing party
ere 5,. 3. s1 4. pai. paas S. are equally
and cannot u,ty sure The Pss 'SSs.c oT 80 S; ~, VA
sry left prev osenons and drcord and an easy victory 10
Resored That our candidate for Congress Hon George Briggs
Henry Raymond Tor Assembly BY ,he areuo IS sna
veted representatives. heretofore merit and W."
ResoSd That in Mcssa ESQ., the candidate for Assistant
Aterman We recognize ath consistent Wig old aud
respected the Smith Ward Identified Tor many YEAR,
the prosperity Of the Ward whose eug n sece
6s 10 advocate Wbs principles the general interests Of bis
Rssore Tn, the candidates FOR consasss for
School Commissioner Tru:tes snd lapeeto are sn ~ Thom We
u'''' ''' WALTER S CUNNINGHAM, Chm Ward Com.
y. i ms.D' Secretaries toeto5,r3l, 1857
In due time the election took place, (the
higher candidates being the same on both
Wing tickets and the Assistant Alderman
Charles Crane, the irregular "disorgan-
izer's" candidate, whose support was so
"unauthorized and suicidal" and who had
such comparatively small vote at the
Primary Election" received l,50l votes
and was chosen over all opponents, while
John Mclean, the regular candidate
though sen old and respected citizen of
the Ninth Ward" and his nomination so
triumphantly endorsed by &" the Mayoralty,
Judicial and Congressional Conventions"
came up nowhere. His ticket it is claimed
in the above proceedings, was chosen at
the Wing Primary Meeting "by 5O4 ma
ority;" but at the Election, where resi-
dence is required and the same man not
allowed to cast fifty votes, he received but
3g6 votes, or 1O8 less than the majority
pOlled for his ticket at the Primary Elec-
ton And now the new Wing General
Committee has excluded the Delegates
sent to it on behalf of Aid. Cranes 1851
supporters, and admitted instead those rep
resenting Mr.. McLean's 800 And this
outrage was effected by vote of Al to 81,
ten of the majority being composed of
Bogus Delegates from the Sixth, Sixteenth
and Eighteenth Wards; when, if these
Wards had been represented as the People
elected, the majority would unquestionably
have been reversed. But the whole thing
was set 'sby back-stairs canvassing before
the COMMITTEE met, and the Wards were
taken up in the order that they could be
most easily and surely managed to secure
the foreordained result.
We'll: the General Committee was
duly purged, and thereupon Mr.. White of
the First Ward, presented the following Re-
solves:
l. Resored In the judgment of this Committee that 1t is
the duty Wings in the Legislature ofhis State 10 stand by
ard support The National Administration and the dsln
guished AID pstriec Of New York al its head that
the irmness, ability and integrity OF Millard Fillmore his
earnest devotion 10 the public welfare ard the brilliant
success ofhs Administration emnenty entle him TO the
confdcrc &C and respect of the American People, and es
pecialy ofthe entire Wing party Of The country
Resoircd, That il Is due 10 the Administration at
Washington that It's friends in this State should spelk out
in It's behalf that they should recognize IN lis public poll
cy and especially those great measures or Peace ana Com
promise which passed the last Session OF Congress
approved by Wing President and the adoption (which
IN our ud gment has given union for dsc0rd harmony
for disturbance and the hope of united and happy peO
pie place of the general apprehenso on OF civil war
Resoircd. That is the duty Of tbs Wing Legislature
10 elect Senator who Opel and ayOwed friend OF the
National Administrations so known 10 be by The Peo-
pie of the State and Country and one ready and willing TO
stapd bv each and all of the COmprOmife measures and
thai in the Judgment OF this Committee such Gvowal OF
sentiment ought 10 pTecede election OF Senator 70 Con-
gIess from this State.
The first of these was adopted unani-