New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-27

~ 1T q Large and Enthusiastic Convention
of Six Hundred Delegates from the free and ndepend
Of the City of New iOr convened for the pur.
pose of examining the qualifications Of the yarous CAnd
shst in the the Primary Elections of city
dsced and the monsrous abuses imposed upon the more
orderly peaceful and intelligent portion OF the community,
and particularly having noticed with extreme surprise
and regret the attempt made by both the old parties 10
Tor the Office Of Governor Of the Aims House
notorious untitled discharge the duties the
ofthe Wing and Democratic parties unanimously nonina-
red for that Office Hon. ISAAC B. SMITH late Assist
ant Alderman OF the Ninth Ward and II presenting the
OF Alderman Smith, feel that discerning and outraged
public Will the above nomination by eectng him TO
abe above Office.
~ Fifth Ward Temperance Alliance
Friends Of Temperance and Municipal e'2rn are INVITED
s., ETEs S1 at % tie following G%S
nations. Come one, come all. .pnr,,S ryv.rr
For For a::i.Saf id;;@Ss. :JAcos tIshGh
For AssessOr.. JAMES H. MATHEWS.
For ConstasI,'.........3DD DAVID WYATT.
For Ia'0ectors of Election;
ir.t DsctasanDeI A. smith WIN P p srI %ond
THIRD Dlstrct-C, b. lie Baron, Joel PuTdy
Fifth Dstrict-RichaTd Martin, Josiah c: Mott
J. H. MATHEWS, Sec. JACOB LA WALL Cm'
r. Fifth Ward scott and Graham Club are
No iT West Broadway, on WEDNESDAY EVENING,
18th inst O'clock for the purpose OF attending ameet
Ing Of the Scott Life Guard, at Constifution Hall
j. b. FRINK, President.
4 4 G. GElHi secrctsIies
" seventh Ward Temperance, o Alliance.-
Fer As'enbiy.. :.........J JAMES G: BREMNER.
For Assi.tanf Alderman. .MAIILON T HEWITT.
For dssessor. GEORGE GORDON.
~ Ninth Ward.-Tcmperonce and City Reform
For Ksmber Of A..embiy-JACOB S. MILLER
For A,si.tant -4Ide,mah1HENRY DUBOIS.
For Cipa Justice-WM. b. MECH.
For 1ssessor-HENnY VOLK
TO, Constobles-PIlILANDER BRUSH, BENJAMIN
The Ninth Ward Temperance Alliance win hold msss
meetings in the large Tent EVERY EVENING during the
fl nIs iEVTSiNG, Oct g. Rev Mr. CHAfIN RHEES,
CULVER, HAWKINS, BARNUM, and other eminent
Come one come all Let all the friends Of the cause by
their presence aid movement which eventually must
sweep the curse Of ntemperance from ward ard city
''' JEREMIAH TERRELL Chairman.
EDWARD WILKES Secretary
TT Thirteenth Ward Ratification n Meeting ,e ~.
me.ias was called to order by Mi Edward Collin on
WHOSE motion John Colby, Esq, called TO the Chair
Marcus p Ferris and James p Hasht were appointed
The several Nominating Committees being respectively
called upon to report thor action, reported the following
For Congress JOSEPH HOME.
Eor 4ssc,ablu........... ROBERT IA. RICHARDSON
For 1ssistant AldeJm0H. WILLIAM II. WRIGHT
For Assessor. ........... SAMUEL ATKINSON
For Consfa1'e'. $500. JOHN JOIN ANG 5t' anu
For Inspectors If Election. 900
First Disrct-t,beu Dayton and Charles w. church, ],
second Dstrict-Andrcw Graft and William Swncrtan.
Third Dlsrct-Davd T1Ppan aud Ehphe,,sat Lyon Lyon
Fifth District-Thomas C. Gould and David 4. Forbes.
Which reports Of the several Nominating Committees
unanimously adopted - ,,
APPOINTED by the Chair consisting of John Cooper, William
II king aud Benjamin HasAe!l, Esqrs
Eoduent aud able speeches then made by Mcssrs
George Peckham John j. Doane, Charles Riddle and Jo
sph HoNie after which the Committee on Resolutions re-
ported the following which unanimously sdoped;
Be,oIred That in the denomination Of WM. h. Wight
us our candidate Assistant Alderman the Electors OF me
Thirteenth Ward have presented one cndeared TO them ny
lns consistent and manly course the present Board
Woodworking mechanic who, without any aiieuW az ans
play, seeks solely 10 advance the interests oil Ms conu
R.red That in our candidate for Assembly, RoIrRr H.
thcIn "Ono of the People" Raised among he is well
qualified watch and sustain the Interests particular
ly Of the eastern section of this great motropolc
Resoired That hail with Gcclsmaton the non,inst on
JOsErn HoXIE the RepT sentative IN Congress Tor the
al and deervedy estimated for his pnsaled lnesny and
high moral worth prominently quahhea DY hS i0ug
OF pubic afar TO discharge with ability the duties OF the
AMI for which he has been nomnsed-a wing
ardent and unwaycrrg We pledge hat
be shall receives he nchy merits nno
ssorts OF opponents to create by the svlsh
al money Distraction ~ our snks-she warm Jealous ana
he.o'rod That the honorable and oo 1 puI
III HoBART HlwS meets with our warnest approval and
thai the thanks Of his constituents arr due 10 nm ot aus
s6H 10 eyery portion OF his District and which should
commend him the support of those for whose sahaScs
he IL candidate. -,
Rs.l,ed That we cordially indorse the nominations pre-
scented ma hy the State County and City Conventions she
- nlSse ourselves 10 the contest with determns
non thsi he the shall set this day weeA the entire
ticket shall be ght SIDE up. ~. ral.
Several spirited songs were theh sUhs W -"e'S'' VIVA
Missing and Collin.
The meeting then adjourned ,,,- ,,orp>, Do,
M.Ecvs P FtEEIS, Secretaries.
JAMES L. HAI6HT,