New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-07

SECOND WARD.-On Tuesday evening
tho Oppo.tion Charter Committee Of lbs Second Ward
NIT a. No. 2J2 Fulton.st, snd nominated Ebenezsr A.
King a. candidate for Assistant Alderman; Tneobad
Butler for Assessor, and Solomon kenzie and Edward
Goe,ohles for ConssDles
FIFTH WARD.-.The Wing Charter
Convs p,ion of the Plth Ward, on Tuesday evening
met ct Wnghis Hotel and renom.usted JOHN 7. RoD.
MAN a. candidate for Assistant Alderman The Conven
lion VII NEE, sgain on Monday evening.
WIG MEETING IN THE SEVENTH
WARD-There ga, a respectable gathering OF respDcs'
able czens of the Seventh Ward, At the Lundys 'ae
Barracks corner Of 81 sdson and Ru'gerssss., last
evening, to listen 10 Whlg speakers. As the Barracks
were too an all to accommodate tia crowd. tas meeting
orqaUized outside, where stand had been erected
Two bonfres blszsd up In the street for the sccommo
dsson Of the mssL The meeting Organized by cAlling
T. W. Morgan, the President Of the Lundys Lens
Club 20 the Chair After few remarks By tue Chair.
nsp, Col. Ga,dner Of Wnlamsburgh, was Introduced
to the meeiing, and spoke al some length.
Previous TO the orss' izaton Of TIE meeting the Sev-
eth Ward Concord Club, with banners aud torches,
and cheers for Bill Tweed marched through the asseni
b7 hoppa 10 interfere with the meeting, but happening
10 be too early they failed 10 their purpose. One or
two raksh loo king rowoies 9th about score OF dirty
faced uron, hung about the meeting for awhile, pro-
po,.ng cheers for Bill seed. offering to fight some-
body, SC, bu, gaining lde OF NJ attention from the
gentlemen present they lehl
Tys,tus Brooks, Esq, was thu next speaker. rs
spoke of the Importance Of the canvass Of which butt
few weeks and days are left fur work, and conPl'
ueutsd the candidates residing Ia the WsLd Ia regard
10 tbe claims and positions Of the two candldsesior'hs
Presdeucy be believed that Con SCOT stood - nsu
above Mr. Pierce az the heavens are hien aoo'e '-'
earth Tie ,tesker reviewed Mr. Pierees course ID
Congress. Bis only pubic service vas IN serving Ou
humble Committees, In never CASING ems venues
usapspiuous vote in Copsre', In opposing lo''''I
70 American Ipduslry, River ana na'0oi i"r
ue1ts IN denying per 'oni Tor the services 'o'o'1
.oId,e,. and withholding an allowance from the
xi6or of Gen Harrison. These are The to'ai q us
,ervlces iu civil capacity, sod where arc hs
.~n,,.rv ,srvice,, Mr. BrooIs proceeded TO portray
~. civil and military services OF Gen seo.t' as com
doc him TO the SURFACES Of the American people.
,,cob Wsart ESQ., ot New Jersey, and Mr. Higgins, oi
-, s.ver,h Ward, spoke, si.er which tie meeting Sd
iouned
SEVENTH WARD.-The Opposition can
,a.,s for As,,,tsnt Alderman Ia the Seventh Ward
1bora. woodward nom nated) For Assessor ''hn
D F.rrlpg.op for Cons.sbIs', Chr,iOphsr T. hnk and
Edward MunSon.
EIGHTH WARD.-The Wing Charter
nominations In thl. Ward are For Z'''aH' A'09
lease D. Prizes Asasser, John FoFihAy C''''''''''
Joseph C. Dsvine, VIZ. Jones.
FouxrEENrH WARD The friends Oh
n, n,ld ventsu have nominated him sslhs eaodid"e
t0r ths Assembly, In The Twelfth Assembly plsii'''
(FoGIieeniA Ward
TEMPERANCE TIcKET.-The Clty Lei"
pe,sncs Alliance will convene on Fhdsy evening H'N
10 nominate Guy ofscers They have Adafe'''l
lar. Of inquiry to the candidates now Ia no''
.hs .wo parties, s,kns their oPnion Oh '1s -
!lpsANty o. We Maine Law arc desiring
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