New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-29


JAMES KELLY the Wing candidate, their next choice
SECOND WARD RATnIc tTIoS MEETING
The Public Hall Of Woodworths No 10 Dutchst was
crowded on "Wednesday evening with the Wings of
the Ward who had assembled for the purpose or rat
flying the Wing local candidates On motion OF Joseph
: Taylor the meeting organized by the appointment of
Clark b. Wheeler, Esq., President Vice Presidents
John Buttre and John MCabe; Secretaries George
Hermance and James +. Carter.
Mr.. King read the report of tho Charter
Nominating Committee IN the absence of Orlando Fish,
tie Chairman, by which it appeared that AMOR J.
WILLIAMSON had been nominated for Assistant Alder
man; Joseph Manning Tor Assessor. For Election In
spectors, Oct DISTRICT Solomon King, James Gal.
lagter Ia District, De Witt c. Cammeyer and Alex
+ Welsh For Constsbes, Edward McGinnis and An
drew Harding whoso names were received with ap.
pl0use, and the entire ticket ratified
The Chair called for the report of the Dis
trlct Committees whereupon
Mr. d. /. Chambers reported that the As
sembly Committee had nominated Col THoMAs r.
WHITNEY and James H. Welsh announced that tn,
Congressional Convention had nominated Hon. JAmES
BOWEN These nominations were then ratified, after
which Shelton's Brass Band struck up an air
Isaac C. Stearns (whO fought under Gen
Scot called tor song, but before doing go read
Letter rCm Gov William Campbell of Tenn giving
very hatteTng report Of the state OF the canpagn w
thst state pledgng Tennessee 10 be ever true 70 the
Mig National Nominations.
Mr. King read letter from Benedict De
Angels, who had been named candidate for Assem-
by IS meeting Of adopted citizens orpbe 20 more
liberal naturalization laws, Withdrawing favor Of Mr.
Whitney fer tie union and harmony of the party which
was accepted, and Mr.. Whitney ra;iied
duced, and proceeded 10 examination of the issues
pending at this election. lie hed differed with many vi
the " hig fire Id Ward questions OF national policy
now happily settled bat now gave in hs adhesion 70 the
ordinations and principles Of The party The principles
OF the Baltimore Platform had always been his creed
eiecaly internal MpTo' cn MS. As to State policy,
ne was Tor the Enlargement Of the Canals end the prn.
cles enunclaed IN the state Platform and also tor City
Reforms He was also FOR welcoming the Opyre eel
millions Of Europe % our shOres they were mostly
wCrkingmen, and would improve and enlarge the re-.
sources Of our country which Wa so great in IL natural
resources. Mr. w. wa cheered and was sacceeded by
Mr.. +. 4. Paddock, Of tue XViIIth Ward.
WHO stated the claims OF Gen Scott over HE various Cd
pOneut for the Presidency II length In the course
Of he canvass ne had visited different pOroas of the
Unicn ard was Gatsfed that the Whgs througho, Inc
country working with al their might Tor The elec.
ton O scott end Graham. The state Convention had
placed - nomination popular men when IL rayn Nh IN
Hunt and het, md aer worthy associates Keuip-hsl
ord Crosby " 10 local canidates the Civ and untv
Nominating Conventions had done their duty in noni
Ieing such men a. James Kelly, whose name we
tower CT str ngth 10 the Wing party Of NevYorx City
at thi- contet For Assembly they mad NJ Whiiney 10
Uhose roniiston he glad u learn there was now
no dis6fection.
lillian West. ESD was then loudly callel
;or who aid he was suffering under severe cold,
Which he had caught Ia New-Jer.ey where he he'd re-
Gently been on Wing mission. The Jersey Blues
were Up and doing for their dtn ,ulhei lello" citizen,
Gen. Winfield Scott. The time Or action hal row
come. The Wbigs Of Nes-f ok City had great dur
% perform and thould give Scott and Graham a ma.
jolIy. Every friend OF the Wing should De up
and doing. Cen Scott the pOpu n man eyer
animated hy the Wing party tor President and every
gcod Wing thcula ave hlIn BIZ support 10 secure
uinph Of the glorious Wing principle which we're
really Democratic and progressive General : or
wss Tie Champion Ct tifee principles, aud a.
iiieir cvTcnen'. was willing to enfars, the "a
elities Ter naturalization IN addition % cur