New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-07

tween the hours of snj : NJ, they will be held b.
tween TIE hour. Of snd =. ". They ssp provide
fer the nomination II As.s ant Justice in the Ju'd
Gee Court IN the Third Juiic District to III the va
csney occas'oued By the death Of young STahsn Tney
also provided for The nomin alton Of candidate for
Justice OF tn Superior Court 10 GIL the yacarcy occa
stoned by the death Of Judge sanford. They also De
cided to change the prssen, mod. Of appointing
Inspectors Of Primary Elections, By which the Dele
gate. from TIE several Wards appoint 20 that which
gives the power 10 the General Committee make the
appointments and TO fix the place of holding the Pm
mary elections in the several Wards.
STREET PEDDLING. We understand
that The following ordinance /. Is be Immediately and
strictly enforced
The Mayor, Ademea and Commoualty Of tie City Of
Np- York IN Common Council co1rsnee 40 ordTiu
fpiiOr, SECTION l. That 10 person shall sell
pose ior sale, any meat dsh, food Of any dscrpOH
IN any OF the streets public squares this Guy other
ihsn H. the markets Of said City, under the penalty Of
ten dollars for each ofense.
SECTION > And all persons offending against thls
ordinance shall be deemed gully OF misdem-anor, AMI
be- published conviction before the Mayor, Recorder
or Of the Aldermen Police Justices of said City
By pe not exceeding ten dollars or in default of the
pay meDt Of such fine by imprisonment provided such
imprisonment does not exceed ten days
We hope the promise TO enforce this law will be ful
filed. Beside putting stop 10 the dscordant yes and
bells and horns Of the pedders il will In great me.
sure protect the poorer classes from being poisoned by
diseased meat, stale fish and half decayed vegetables
Even these irresponsible tnersnts sold good articles
and gave honest measure (Which 10 entirely gratui
tous suppositon) the rent paying grocer and msrks.
should be protected against such unfair compet
on. There ha, been talk heretofore of enforcing this
End similar ordinances, but thus far 1t has been al
talk
MEETING OF GERMAN WHIGs.-A we'll
erded meeting of the German citizens OF the Nine
teenih Ward, was he Thursday night at Fort George
House, for the object Of organizing German Wing
Club After organization had been effected, a series
of resolutions was read and unanimously passed. Mr.
JOHN Cook Introduced the resolutions with address
TO the meeting In whi,h he said that they intended TO
express the opinions Of German Wings and that they
wished these princlpesto be carried out by the Whlg
party The following are the resolutions passed:
Hhreas, The Wing party, By proposing wise meas
IepreseLt Il interests OF the people Of OUT adopted
country and the Democratic party acting against the
object which its name preteDds 10 indica'e; where
as, the icea CT mere negative policy, which the so
called d. m0cIatc party represent must necessarily be-
absolute one, and has nearly become So
whereas, furthermore the Democratic party, In spite
OF B shining devise proves Itself hostile toward the
measures of genuine progress Therefore,
Resorsd That We reorgtnze the cardinal principles
of the Wig party the party OF Intelligence and repub-
can virtue, as being those principles which most
adapted the welfare OF this country
end that will strive to realize those principles which
appear to US TO contain genuine progress.
Resolved That recognize the principle OF sdvanc.
Ing measures of nteros improvements by the Federal
Government JUST and right and that particular con
sideraiOn ought 10 be paid 10 societies OF wOrkngmen
10 such Instances
Re.olutd That we will do our best for the advance
ment Of our home industry not only by wise Protec-
tive Tariff but aso by protecting workingmens assoca-
tons by the State
Resoiued That we will use our efforts for spreading
with all possible means, at proper tine and In proper
places the principles of liberty and Independence upon
which Union is based and for which her fathers so
beroichy fought
Resorcd Ina, the public domain at the present state
Of pubic Treasury, ought not or to be used AZ
source evenue but given up to actual settlers upon
favorable ter Us.
RtsOlrtd That we, as Americans Of German birth,
heartily pity those of our German feow.citzens who
suffer themselves be taken into the lead of the
called Democratic party by Dishonest corrupt pres,
and that will use all our efforts to make them &C
quanied With the principles of the party to which we
adhere.
R,solred That we hail the nomination Of WINFIELD
ScoTT and WILLIAM A. GRAHAM. by the Baltimore
Wbg Convention rs happy one that we give II our
hearty approval and will support II In the ensuing cleo
ten
Resolred That we desplse the invectves uttered by
opponents against candidates and against us,
representing the former being hostile toward natu
trick
R,soiv,d, That we, as German. speaking Americans,
do in wise intend to separate ourselves from our
Eng h speaking fellow citizens, aim at separate
ends but wish TO be cordially united with them in good
harmony for a common cause.-The prosperity OF the
people, thu advancement OF our ad lpted unrys well
being and the principles Of Liberty and Independence
upon which this Union /. founded and that viii
prove this intention by supporting with all our
the nominees Of the Wing parry, WINFIELD
ScoTT and WILLIAM 4. GRAHAM both being
eerutI q American character.
These resolutions having been adopted Mr.. A. Eiok
bot, Editor of the Algoaeiae Zeifug loudly called
upon address the citing he accepted the call and
delivered lengthy address to his countrymen, show.
ing with force and cearness the dference between
the principles Of both parties and their nominees In
the Of his remak ks he sa tina. nearly all those
whom he had the honor address were laborng men,
from which fact he might draw the ference that
of them looked for Offices He lid not wish any
German sdheriDg to party for the sake of Office they
honest laborers, and the tendency of the Wing
party was to secure plenty of work and good wages,
and 10 make labor respected He wished that the ap
proacbiDg battle should be fought for principles sake
and the advancement Of principles the only
which could induce him to address This meeting.
Alter be had concluded the meeting adjourned to
Thursday next.
NEW- ORR DIBLE SOCIETY - he req
uar meeting of Managers held a, the Society room,
Thursday evening. The attendance of members OF
the Board Is usual al this season, was small. Sew
ersl Of the Standing Committees reported. One was
Of special interest and Importance that the Resident
Population showing that the exploration of the entire
City from the Battery to KIM sbrdge. has been
rleted Thi. enterprise was undertaken in April lsiJ
Al the n Getting full report setting forth statistics
details vii OrOba5'v be made The reDOrt of
Commute on Ways and Means sho VS. that 1t will be
necessary raise about $4,000 meet srresrase, aud
estimated expenditures for the remainder of the pres
ent fiscal year This ium exec ptiDg about 81 100 will
be realized from the usual sources Of revenue. To
meet the deficiency so excepted, the Board will en-.
desvor 10 increase the number Of annual members
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