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


election.
The SAyIsGs OF A LOCO-FOCO OFFICE-HoLD-
nss-People who have faith in the unimpeachabe non
ssty of the leaders Of the LocoFoco party are request
ed 10 read the following affidavit which laid before
The Board Of Assistant Aldermen last night The PAT
RrcE Henry (who thus honors" noble nance was
elected at year by the LocoFoco party OF this City TO
the responsible Office Of Governor Of the Alrns-House
With true devotion 70 the ancient practices OF the
party" Mr. Henry would seem 10 have acted upon the
maxim that lie that providetb not for his own house,
hath denied the faith and lie than an infiel'
Cry AID CouwrY OF NEw-YoRK, SID
ward Hsynes Of the said City, deposes and says that
during the months Of April May, June and July past,
be wrs employed by the Governors Of the Aims 1u3e
10 paint the building Of Bellevue Hospital and that the
sad Governors agreed to pay MIN at the rate OF ten h
lars per month aud also 20 give him his board ior tle
time necessary % do said work, and that he did sad
work and Was 90 paid and he further states that
during ssid time Patrick Henry, Of the Governors
of said Almsousc stated 20 this deponen that be was
the owner of the house Nor 100 Thirdav in this City,
and directed this depOnenf to 20 Mr. Daley Warden
Of the Bellevue Hospital and get from Mr. Daley, from
the storeToOm Of the Hospital the paint and oil, g.
necessary 10 paint said house No 1870 Tdrday., said
paint end oil being the from which deponent hal
painted the Hospital DcpOncnt accordingly called on
Mr. Daley, n directed by Governor Henry, ond Mr.
Daley delivered from the storeroOm Of the Hospital,
Elk gallons Of nseed oil and some other articles neces
cary TO paint the house Of Gov Henry. No 100 Thrav
They taken and this deponent paint the house
for Gov Hcnrv-and when IL was done applied 70 Gov.
Henry for his pay but Gov. Henry told deponent 10
charge his time to the Aims House this deponeni re-
fused 10 do and sued Gov Henry for the claim and on
that suit which was in the Marine Court OF this City,
Gov Henry settled for such work. and paid deponents
counsel Tor said work and further dcponent saith not
Sworn this 18th day Of Oct, 1882 before me,
EDWARD HAYNES
SMITH Cliff, Commissioner Of Deeds
After the reading Of the affidavit, the Assistants
adopted the following resolution
Rescred That the subject matter referred TO in the afia
Wit Of Edward Haynes be referred TO the Counsel 70 the
Corporation and that he be, and s hereby instructed 10 m
ptuie such proceedings thereon az may be necessary an
advisable under the law providing for the government OF
Of the department Of Aims and Pententay in the City and
County Of New-York
FIRST WARD.-We are obliged TO omit this
morning the report OF the great demonstration Of the
Wings of this Ward last evening, at the Brcad-st.
House. Tho utmost enthusiasm was displayed.
FREE DEMoCnAcY or THE FIRST DIsTRIcr.
On Monday evening there was grand gathering Of
the Free Democracy of Staten Island Hon. Min;horne
TompkiDs and Harmon b. Cropsey, Esq, being the
chief speakers The meeting nominated a full ticket
from Congress downward but we have heard only the
following names: For Congress, B. P WINANr for
There much enthusiasm, and determination 10
sivothe ticket the fullest support
EIGHTH WARD RATIFICATION MEETING
large and enthusiastic meeting was held on Monday
evening by the Wings at their Hall in spring-st j. b.
SIMPSON, ESQ., was called to the Chair Eloquent and
argumenative speeches were made by JAMES WILSON,
Of the Tenth Ward, J. w. GREEN, Lieut.. BRowN and
Col. DoRRANoE, and other gentlemen, several songs
sung and the meeting adjourned with determination
tocarry their ticket
Urn CONGRESSIONAL DIsTRICr OPPOSITION
RArWIcATIoN MEETrNG.-A large meeting of the
friends OF ex-Ad Kelly, OF the Sixth Ward, assembled
around STAND In the Park, Opposite the City Hall)
Monday evening. Mr. Clark presided. The meeting
was addressed by Mr. Shea and others who predicted
the election ID Patrick Kelly to Congress- and resou-
tons TO that eject adopted, amid much applause.
Aid, Kelly himself addressed the meeting, and was
much ch,ercd He referred 10 the speech of w. +.
Robinson. on the NewIiampshire Penal Code, as he
styled the Catholic Test in the New Hampshire Const
tuition but thought Robinson wrong. Aid. Kelly
said the speech Of Robinson had been read by the pe
Of the Ivh District and this accounted for his refer
enee to it, Aid. X. thought that the people Of the lVh
Dis,rc, would give large maortes for the Oppoiton
nominations generally, which is not very eNravagant
assertion when is considered that all the Wards but
one, Qhe Tenih) usually 90 strongly that way In
reference 10 his Congressional nomination, AID X said
he had appealed from the decision Of the District Con
yention, which had nominated Mike Walsh against
whom he would cay nothing as be knew him well) TO
the people, and he Satisfied from the attendance
tonight that he should be sustained After remarks
from some other speakers in favor of Mr. Kellys cleo
b. seporafci md hal
District with banners flying.
County RATIFICATION MEETiNG.-A Rstif-
cation Meeting for the County of King, WAS held
al Prospect Ill., Greenpoint on Monday evening, and
in point of order, rspectsbiIity and numbers has
been surpassed in this county the present season The
interest OF the meeting materially increased by
the presence Of about 800 ladies' The meeting was
organized by choosing Mr. JOIN A. BourELLx Pres.
dent and large number of vice-Prcsidents Hon.
DANIEL BolrrA was introduced by the President aud
AFTER making siew remark read the following resou.
tons which were unanimously adopted:
Wherecs, The people Of Araercs have heard with pr
ound nsnona emotion the tphient Of his own preac-
Daniel Webster became 40 rno,s 49,. 'N'''0
ke'eS BY the Wings Kinss Counsy thstiu the death
nsnlel Webster the Constitution has I'D H. .hies ~,
pcordtt, the country its sresest ;,rsn., "a 49, W.
party us greatest member " ~ 'S 'b
AN@t the nc4rneS alone
e.eeuer sas prevented the pOsponeuoent of ~; ":
me Nhss o. hinss County, deeply Impressed ,Th ,Ssa
other friends OF the ustriOus deceased S s VIA AZ I1e
h<s -" W s''eir lretfleVabe
hss<,e That IN tbs demise OF the Statesmen ~ ~.
tan and the Nhs. the Nkigs Of Mas Co., Nc slsis
eonsoi.'ion nom aud ever hold sArea 49, es,Ne
immortal declaration that "in the dab AMI ~
that Is upon ns star above the hor;ron Isnt
htht 10 GUIDE Us but the intelligent patriotic sss v,s
party ofthe United States "Ms
HAeycas The Wins ffNinss County and Of ,har.c.
eessoDsl pstrict Of Newfork have together 10 49,.
counsel IN reference % the COMING election therefore
Rssored That the sgns Of the nes indicate The .ls,
Of Winfield Scott and William Graham BY the vote. ~
American freemen unhought BY the gold Of BRUSH M.
Traders snd unndaenced hy appeals from TAS I0aaSs
Tt~es, tn ally and advocate OF Pierce and kins
Rssoltel Thas the reelection OF Washington Hunt 70 the
once Of Governor ard the election OF Whsn Kent 20 the
efse os Governor Will hasten the arsegns =