New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-23
CITY POLITICS.

USroNIsT CLrB.-The usual weekly
ting Of tbis Club held last evening st lie
IN the Broad way House. Tie attendance 40 largo
IS the utmost capacity e. the place Of meeting would
admit and the feeling NANTES ted lacked mono of that
enthusiastic devotion for the advancement Of the
which has invariably cha acerzed ell The gatherings Of
The Unlonists' The Chair occupied by J. F.
Rotman, ESQ Lfer the disposal of some routine bu
.InesS the Club was ably addressed by Lisu. Brown
Msssr0 Boey Hoy and others Mr.. Coake eonEribu
ted not little the general good humor, by some of
his pointed and sarcastic hits 10 the vocal way
In view If tho various ninatilg Conventions meet
ing next week. the Club sdJournet - meet at the cal
Of the CbAIr
SlxEu WARD VINO MEETING. - A
meeting Of the Sixth Ward Scot. aud Graham Com
promlie Club" took place last evening at the North
American Hotel corner Ct BoTery aud Bayard ST. This
10 preemlneuty Working nans Club, being composed
A!moit entirely oflndusou', respectable working cu
zers Of the Sixth Ward-men who go there In 'heir
lnit sleeves AFTER the aboous toll Of the day, - lend
The assistance of their presence AMI v1css TO pro note
he succes Of those prnc yes which they feel con-
ynced are paramoundy erseniI TO tse general welfare
tho county, ard co;ey allied b their own ndl'
viduG advantage.
The club at preGeu. nu mSers between two and three
hundred members and 10 increasing every week By
new additions
The meellos Of lsst night was ju,t such one as We
should expect working mes 10 hold-eothusasm and
determination wss unaffected 10 steadily persegere In
ther patriotic endeavo-s
The President Of the club c. w schsffsr, Esq.
occupied the chair, and in pointed remarks
Ecls with much iorce upon the obligation resting upon
the working men, above al others, TO come 70 ward
and put their shoulder the wheel The faster and
further the Wig ball rolled the nearer were they TO
be realization Of those great benefits which you'd
most assuredy attend the yindeaion Of the principles
for which they struggled.
Several other gentlemen addressed the rae ing and
the large assemblags separated In the u.os harmony
IVTH ASSEMBLY Dis rRICT OPPOsITIoN
ASSEMBLY NOMINATION AT a meeting Of the Va
Ward Assembly Convention. held at thu Emblem, Ban
amin Hiekok preseing Robert D. Livingston was
rornsted for Assembly.
WARD MEETINGS The Wing electors
Of Jersey Ci,y held meeog' in the various Wsrd' on
Tuesday evening, for tbs purpose OF choon1s Dee-
st.es to the Congressional ConTentoa, 10 Do ned a.
Newark On the oh Of October next The idiosi are
The Delegates chosen
FtRsr WRp.-A o Z,bhske, James s. Davenport
/ ! uuranL A. w FanWinkle. A. Sanford
SECOND WAEp-s D. Harri'on. Gs) Lyman, j.
II Brsptieap, HeDry suf, JuHu Sister
T~rHn WARD-W J. sart c ?. Brokav q. Green
] VsbRivsT. W c HGnon ,,.u -,
ForarIi wAHD.-H. N. TfapbsssD. Miller, John
vsnVor.t David Bedford, Abraham lanhPer.
The Bergen wings, Of the township of North Bergen.
.else,ed the following Delegates 70 attend the sa5vs
Convention: Neil n. Stuart, Jacob Nswklrk, John
smith, Ds1iDg Dsur, John G. Alderman.
CRY CONVENTION At an adjourned
rsetlrg Of his Convs ntion last evening add on ths
Third, baIlo, Tbomas X Downing. Of the Thirtseuth
Ward, ives nominated for Cry Inspector. He IL .
BEnburper. Mchsel smi.h aad w. II. Bolton were
candidates against Do wing
warm struggle was made for Governor Of the
Amt Houte and repea,sd ba loti,s made.
Anthony Dsgro Of Eleventh Ward, Richard 7. Mul-
ugap, Of FIrss Ward. add P. j. hoopy, Of Tard Ward