New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-19

their usually eloquent manner, and the disposition to
rork during the remainder of the campaign evinced
by those present They listened attennvey and with
applause and adjourned in good cheer sOngune of
TO the Wing ticket.
SIXTEENTH WARD WIG RATIFICATION
MEErING.-Quite a large and enthusiastic meeting Of
the friends Of Scott and Graham held last night
at the Hail. in Eighteenths, the corner of Eighth
av On motion OF WoRTHINGroN HoDGKINsoN, Esq,
the meeting organized by the appointment OF DoN
AIoNzo CUsHNAN, President; john HARRINGTON and
H. HILL WHEELER, Vice Presidents and R. II. SHAN
NON, Secretary
Mr. THOMAS STEVENSON then presented the reportof
the Charter Nominating Committee, which was re-
ceiyed and on motion, the several candidates were
unanimously adopted separately as follows:
For AssiStGm AlddmGR-JoSEPH ROGERS.
For AssesSOr-JoHN H. BARKLEY.
For CoHstabies-MArTHEw HANNA, WILLIAM Nc
CoMPs.
For Inspectors of Election-lst District, CHARLES P
EDWARDS, EDwARD BEREIAN. 2d, JoMN FENToN,
GEORGE W. CAMPDLLL 81, JouN HARRINGTON
ISAAC DAYTON An, JAMES HALEY WoRrmNGToN
HoDGKiNsoN j,h, GEORGE MERRITT, ALFRED CAR
FART 9th JOHN MChUNE, WILLIAM GOOD
On morton Of r. H. SHANNON, the following resolu
tions adopted;
Resolred That in view Of the present campaign we con
tinue 10 recognize the well known principles for winch We
a. a party, have always cOntendecthe opposite OF wlch
our opponents formerly Federasts, 0co-F ocos,-haye
strenuously upheld ana maintained, as follows -,
l. Tall Tor the protection OF home manufactures WIN
/ specific instead Of al yaOrem duty
2 Tile improvement Of Rivers and Harbors 10 de'elope
The resources u the several states oT WHOSE oeh' to
| improve menls made. o.,
S. The ssle actual settlers OF Public Lands, with
restriction q 10 the ntity be held 10 prevent monopoly
by SPECTATORS 10 the exclusion Of those who seek home
! and hubit0u0n tor themselves and their iaunilied -
1. An equal distribution OF the revenues elislnS rum inc
sale OF the public lands among the several states ior euus
Rsoired That while we hold to the policy District neutrality
with our ueigbors and foreign powers we VIII not allow OF
any way the violation Of onr rights as ma
tiou on the infringement the slightest degree OF the per-
sona property liberty of single citlzon OF our republic
without the fullest repaEuon and reclamation winch any sueh
injury demands -
Re;oired That look upon the internal policy Of the
enlagen of the Erie Canal work which shond BE-
sreeilv accomplished by which would be enabled 70
increase revenues reduce taxes diminish h pnces
articles OF consumption and increase the wages o tue
csoired TIss the I'd day OF November next we will
end General PIERCE on tour to the head OF SAT- ver 70
select site which to found Military Hospital i9r hin
self and bis soldiers where they can reflect at their leisure
on the munitions human affairs and that Republics are
rnaate 10 those who seek for spois without principles
Resred That the ticket which have offered Or state,
County City and Charter officers composed OF men who
by position and qualifications are enhently caicaled 20 m,
spro the fullest confidence IN their character integrity aud
honesty which should ensure Tor them carly ana unal
support for the Offices 10 whch thy nave ore non
mated ana challenge the Loco Foccs to find any other
fault with them than that they are TsI rate ss and no
thing else.
Suirited remarks were then made by Lieut. MAY and
Mcssrs. Il. H. SHANNON ALFRED CARHiET and CHAs.
/ RIDDLE. whcreupon the meeting adjourned. The ut
most enthusiasm was eyinced in the reception OF the
nominations the resolutions and the speakers and it IS
eyiio ut that the Wings ofthe Sixteenth Ward viii work
right manlully for ScoTT and GRAHAM.
DEMOCRATIC County MEETNG.-Thc usual
formoities of indorse1nent of the nominations were
Observed ut Taminony Hall last night. The meeting
was fair in point Of numbers but not so enthusiastic as
such gatherings usually are at the Wgwam Ex-Mayor
! MlcELr presided Capt RYNDERs led OF the speak
ing after vigorous opposition. he was followed
by john VAN BUREN, Gen. WALsROGE, JAMES /.
BRADY, Hon. JESSE d. BRIGHT, and others Guns were
fred in the Park 1t solemn intervals Of ten or fifteen
minutes during the ceremonies AZ the Hall
Mass MEETING OF THE WINGS or HUDSON
I COUNTY n IA large and most spirited meeting OF
the Wings was held the green in front OF the ono
| Cottage Hoboken, last evening. NJ. X. CRANE, Esq,
presided with the usual quota Of VicePresidents and
! secretaries HAzLEToN WALKLEY, ESQ., was the nrst
sneaker who called attention 10 the short time we now
had for PREPARATION and after abiding 70 the great
benefits OF a Protective Tariff Internal Improvements
and Wing principles generally gave way 10 Hon. J. g.
SEWER Of Louisiana who gave a spirited and en-
thusia,tic speech. He gave perfect picture Of the
Wing candidates and the Wing platform, and then con.
farm. The latter he said, made at Goodyears
Iudia Rubber Factory and could be stretched in any
! NAV III Measure He said he not dismayed by
/ the returns Of the October elections. These peo-
tle had not been voting for President. There were
local cnuses for those partial trnps Of our opponents
! and they were making the most Of il, in hopes 70
make votes by in the coming contest, but when the
grand conlest comes they will ind that eaen OF those
states VIII 20 for SCOTT and GRAHAM, and lie assured
them all a. a Southern man that every Southern Wing
state with perhaps the exception Of Georgis) would
come forward IN one cold phoonx for the gallant old
soldier The remarks Of the hon. gentleman were re-
! solved with the greatest cheering and enthusiasm.
While NJ. SEVER was speaking Delegation Oh
over 20 Wings Of Jersey City with bands Of music
torches and banners arrived, who were greeted win
rbe.r. few after large Delegation Of OYER
aCoofthe Uuioniss arrived hesdedhy sILAsE HERRING
the President and band Of music their banner, and
some tr-sparent lanterns, with the names OF the
County candidates and that OF the Association. They
were received with immense cheering which they re-
! turned with wil.
The meeting was also addressed by Col DoERENcH,
Ny. JAcoB HEART, Mr.. TAYLoR and Mr. WAxEMAN,
OF Jersey City and others. There also singing by
the Jersey City Gee Club, Mr.. GAyrr and others
The meeting adjourned with voc.ieroas cheering for
I ScoTT and GRAHAM.
CowARDLY AND DIseRAcETUL AssAuLr.-As
the Unionists and Jersey City Delegation were leaving
Hoboken last evening attack waa made On them BY
a crowd Of Loco-Focos who threw bricks end stones
on board he erry-boet in perfect shower.
Several persons were badly injured Mr. JoszFH
sIoHoFF, Of jersey City, struck in the head and
dangerously wounded one gentleman was feled to the
deck. twas with the greatest difficulty the oihccr'
could keep the Unionists from returning and giving
! thsig astaialis ehssiiseleli.