New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-28

;ch that Marty has selected forts 5. ndadbs arer
- me coming contest man who never led mo sol
% battle against the enemies OF his county
issiinr them 20 victory. ,, +
I've commend him 70 the support OF the hlec,ors Vi
hs free Republic We commend hi re'liers 70 tha' IA
smy which viii fa.ten itself to their nlmc' an wncn
VII be their only claim to be rescued no'n an o'"'''u
On orr Sta.e and County Ticket there il aso brga
.,zxy Of names-Hunt, Kent Hoffman, Msrgans heHy
nd host Of oihers who, If elected VIII redscl nono,
cn our State and City and who hay, already proved
Jemsey be the true champions Of tae people anu
sstled 10 their united and hearty support we b'Ie
re commend you oil our candidatei, NtiionsL StsIe
county CITY aud Charter We invoke Tor tlen your
Snied and hearty support
W. beevp The laws of the land the Compromises o.
40 Constitution the rights OF property, the re'1oin OF
ech the succcss Of Republican IN ti'utions sha tne
Yrerity Of the whole country, WILDE upheld an1 pre-
rved by fc triumph of Wing principles anu tae sue
urs Of the Wing party.
~ tse uaIne OF American Labor which oryht 10 DC
-,ected and sustained against the labor OF the wnoe
P,J. nm behalf of our Rivers aud II rbOrs, and the
ro,s End multifarous interests OF Agriculture and
commerce bcseech you 10 organize unite ana con-
euer. ..,.,s &c ,to o,,,r,..od no,nle n tho
o,d who here find employment for their han Il, wages
m their labor freedom for their opinion end intepcnd
snce for their families
We ssk i. On behalf of the early patriots AMI fhers
Il our country who pcriled their lives, their fortunes
.ad their facied honor, that they might transmit 10 us
ai. eloous heritage free sovereign and independent
We ask it on bchsi City Reform, TO the end That the
sood yates OF pccrafiou and corruption wide open,
nav be closed the tax-paying citizen benefited, and
Re onerous rental of the lsboring made so In con
youence Of the oppressive taxation and extravaganza
| 4 our " city fnthcT," be reduced
We ssk IL in the name of HENRY CLAY. whose whole
~ was devoted 10 the service of his country whose
hole ambition aimed TO make Independent and
,,ospous Of home and respected and honest abroad
We ssk il % Wings, for the sake of Wig principles,
he triumph Of the Wing cause, and the peace and
prosperity of our common country.
Unity OF purpose unity Of action; the union OF the
Wig for the e0ke Of the Union" is our motto.
We shsll f'end by Il, and fight for it, and If we fail
srder IT, the charge Of recreancy OF dsunon, ofdSsd,
hall not be chargeabls 20 THE WIGS OF TIE FIRST
WARD
The Committee on Resolutions presented the follow
py which was adopted
R,soired That the Wings fthe First Ward cordially
srrove OF the Address which has just been read and
ey pledge Themselves 70 cordial and unanimous sup
vo Of all the nominees of the Wing party; that know
ng nocause but the Wing cause, party but the Wing
psry they will every effort to secure it, in
he approaching canvass and giving long pull strong
pun, end pull altogether, they will elect it on Tuesday
next
Charles Missing gave q song
The meeting up stairs was then addressed by jones
Wilson, Xth Ward w J. Lloyd, OF Ohio and Lieut.
Taylor, of the New.York Volunteers, who had fought
Under Gen Scott in the War of 1912 The meeting then
.dourned after stirring appeal from the President
The meeting outside was addressed by John II. White
and George g. Bellows. The Wings ofthe Ward formed
INTO procession after the meeting closed, and marched
around the Ward, accompanied with band of music.
Tie torches and banners gave very pleasing appear
,pce 10 the procession it Isversed the Ward There
we're several bonrcs in front of the Broad-st House
and the young and old Wings of the Ward all appeared
be out perfectly enthusiastic for the popular local
nominees of the Wing party-Scott and Graham Hunt
md Kent Morgans and Kelly, Hoffman and White,
Riddle and Doonc, Bowen and Jameson.
wThe candidate for Assistant Alderman
IN the Eleventh Ward has been sixteen years in the
Morgan Iron Works, one Of the largest establishments
in this country Here is fact for workingmen in that
Ward.
A SrRAw-The Loco-FocO Committee on
Funds few days since called on en- old Democratic
lawyer in this City for contribution. He told them
frankly that in years past he had bed ION call and
hsd voted tho Democratic ticket 80 years but at the
ensuing election il he lived should vote for Scott and
Hunt