New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-12

InsoIepcc@EiGHTH VALID SCOTT AND GRA-
HAM OVERWHELMINGLY public newspapers
that glorious flag has been lnsated our ships
aud citizens denied their just nights our national honor
BIautd. .
The senbance of truth accompanies the base record of
In view OF this intelligence it becomes American
citizens lovers Of county, and friends and
portes Of great leader, to sustain the principles we
svOw the Oye OF country cherish and those principles
Of doing unto others would that they should do unto
council boldly and earnestly assert de-
stand by the flag OF country at all az
that while repudae unjust ana unlawful Efforts
70 disturb the peace of friendly powers we nevertheless
pledge ourselves TO stand foremost as the protectors OF or
nights and the defenders OF countrymon, who lawfully
pursuing their avocaons elsewhere tainted by insults
TO this end we will meet at the Broadway House on
WEDNESDAY EVENING Oct Is, at 7 O'Clock, to con
,der what measures shall be taken TeparatOn
the psf and security for the future The Wing Clubs
the city respectfully invited to JOIN in this
act Of duty 70 the Whole people eS OT WD President
tsrPreambIe aud Resolutions of the Wings
Of the Eleventh Ward Whereas The Nth
Ward the City OF having the greatest interest
in breuches Of Mechainn-that OF Ship and Steam
Engine bmdingof any town in the world and conse
qnenhy greater interest IA having to Con;
gcs than either of the Wards IN the With Congressional
District; and whereas either by design neglect they
have always been deprived Of presenting candidate either
NJ Congress Elector State Senator, or Delegate 70 the
WhjR National Convention; and whereas, recently by
ccmbnsion and bargain between the XVth Ward and
controlling minority OF the XVlih Ward they have again
been denied either Elector, Delegate Member of Con-
Fess period when the mechanical Interests of the
Ward calling loudly and justly for representative
in National Councils who would be identified in
rht degree least with their peculiar interests There
Ersclred That from ard AFT this date tine Wings Of the
XIh Ward will withhold Their votes tom any candidate
Congress until such time justice shall be rendered the
Xh Ward by its associates in tie With Congressional DIS
Reached That the Wings Of this Ward win give their
hearty and undivided support to WINFIELD SCOTT,
WILLIAM a. GRAHAM, WASHINGTON HUNT and
WILLIAM KENT: and that they deeply regret that the
they have received compes them to take the firm
stand they do IN relation 10 the candidate for Congress but
ssnuch Shtre alternative left but to submit to the
dsrsdsons So long heaped upon them by an unreentng
combination ofther associate Wards (which would disgrace
the estimation Of every ireeman or to pursue the
course they do they feel themselves ready for the asd be-
hsyng be the ony Of obtaining proper respect
hereafter for the mechanical interests OF their Distinct
Resred That the thanks OF the Wings of the XIth Ward
due, and hereby rendered to NATHAN G. Ely Esd
ofhe XyIIth Ward his noble and set-scricing friend
hp eyuced 70 us on the of the meeting of the
Sixth Congressional Convention; and we hope TO see the
day when Circumstance will permit US to return with
DANIEL HERRICK, Chairman.
BENJAMIN d. HARPER, Secretary.
" Regular WING Nominntions:zM q meet
ing held on the 5th, by the friends Of DAVID NENTEN
ESQ., he was unanimously nominated for the assembly
the XVIII Ward TTSn p hS rTRIpLER Chairman
c. SIMPSON, Secretary
~ Seventeenth Ward Democratic Wing
Ratification Meeting.-The Wings of the nth Ward
are requested 10 attend Ratification Meeting on
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Oct 49, 1857, at the Henry
Cay House corner OF Av and stst 10 respond 10 the
neGnations Of the Charter and Assembly Conventions
lie following gentlemen viii address the meeting Hon
OGDEN HOFFMAN, Hon. HENRY T.. DAVIES
DANIEL uLLMAN, THEODORE T.. TOMLlNSON
JAMES :. THAYER, and other distinguished speakers.
GEO. ii FRANKLIN, Chairman of Charter Convention
JOHN T. UNDERHILL, Secretary.
NATHANIEL T HICKS Chairman Assem-. Convention.
john q. HALsIED, Secretary.
to Eighteenth Ward.-At meeting of the Wing
Say s8sSn s %pa ARSST FSR naO
mSSsy dominated for Assst9nI As5Pan wM join
JENNINGS for Constabes.
JOHN 5. WHIGAM, Chairman.
WM VI. RUpD Secretary.
~ Wing Congressional Conventional Wits
Convention for the purpose OF nominating candidate loi
Member of Congress the First Cong District
and tor ransacng such other business may before
the Convention will h. held al the house OF NJ T. Holland
m the village of Jamaica SATU NDAY the 10Th day Of
October, 1882 at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
r. f. CARPENTER,
G.. X. hORSEFIELD Wing Congre ssiona DIS
W. II. SUNDAM, tnct Committee
w. Ii. VANDERBILT