New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-07
Unlititai M0tirsS

r seett Us ntrai Committee.-The regular meet
~. his COMMITTEES win be held at he.'quarte, cons
s,ion Hall on THIS Thursday EVENING, Dot 2, at
's'"' RosGEar' r HAws, Chairman
GEORGE W BLUNT, Vice
JAMES y. FREEBoRN,} ChIrnsn.
WILLIAM l.. SHARDLow, s.cre,ayea
lnORJ WiLLiAMsoH
NJ Upisnists, Attention. The Unioni.ts will as
vp be their headquarters tBr, adway HOuse) on
raURsDAS EVENING Oct et6t o'clock, Tor the par.
rsvs ups er command Of their Marshal IS proceed TO
eesiy Auo their Wig friends at their m
Epston meeting at Military Garden la conpisoce with
n invitaiion from the Democrstic Wing General Com
riles Of the City OF srcoslyn: Sy GInei nth,
~ 70 the Whix Electors Of rho Third Con-
80 whsb out in nomination Dr. CHI Ids for Cong
son this Dyct and having this moment read Or Chdss
ssro declining Ead nomination. desire breuy 70 explain
Ia IVES UpdsTstoOd in september last that DR. Chiids
enid acc. of The nOmil sOn II rendered 10 him. ana 81
NJ The action OF the Convention which put 10 nonna
nop Mr. BOWEN had oig. gadsd the claims OF me Dee
~, he Vth Ward deemed advisable u sepa-
49, osTselyss from that Convention spd nominate can,
naa upon whom could all unite Or Cb'ids LOT soo1
md ,ufcient reasons, having declined the nomlnst'n
~ ~ swi.s .,t,6eA that Wig cand1At, Is found VINO
ran carry The District and shsll therefore, IRON tns "a,
kfib the election do ~ IN my power 70 promote 'ne
hs,.9s him 70 bs sound conser rative whIg and
elected win faithfully carry out the wishes oil MS e'n'uu
.xesediosly the that has arisen
IN ths matter and shall work the zeaousy to heal
~ differences ard give Mr. Bowen tnumehsn msj1ty;
Ttbet snd Washington Hnnt az tho head OF our otsoe
Shs we can ana will carry the Hid Congressional ohnct
s larger oIity than was ever given at any Previous
Hopips that every Wing the District viii 60 and do
ktswber l remain Ii pubcs obedi.nt servant
r. &. COLLINS No. SO Greenwieh'st.
We the regularly elected Delegates do fully CONCUR in
the above: - No.
JAMES N CROFT. GILBERT DUGAN,
BENJAMIN QCiGG, JOHN WALTER,
CLIIZ MORRtsoN, WALLER Belts
~ Tenth Ward.-At a meeting Of citizens OF the
yh Wud without respect To party convened on Tuesday
ev,pp, Oct s. IL Resolved 10 unite themselves In
REFORM LEAGUE and on motion the Undersigned were
elected nsnt Officers, with IA Executive Commit
be Of Fjfleen who are 10 call future meetings.
REsObURF EMS, President.
kDMUND ANDERSON, NicePresident.
IN. BELL. Secretary
CHARLEs PLACE, Treasurer.
~ To the Whigs of the Eleventh Ward
At lEEe and enthusiastic meeting VI the Wings OF the
XIth Wad held at No Is Avenue D. on Wednesday Eve.
snr for the purpose Of expressing their Interpretation OF
The pioce Of the Sixth Congregational Convention
Daniel Iierck ESQ., called the Chair aud BEN amin
h. Harper, Esq appoiDte Secretary.
TIE follow iug resolu ion was adopted unanimously; 49,
w.,d be cal ed at this place FRIDAY EVENING at y
eoch TO taAe into consderaon such AZ are no
atoms OF the other Wards Ia this CONGRESSIONAL DIS
tet and that Com nj tee Of Five Ia appointed TO report
res utions expressive of the sense OF the wings OF ths
Which C"mmittse was appointed, ard the meeting ed
0u"'O " ' DAJiEL HERRICK, ESQ Chairman.
Benz. b HARPER, Secretary,
r. Nineteenth ward, Oct u, 1852 The Char
tsr OF the NINth WaId ~i meet az the Unol
C.ussa sradway near i9th-st, on FRIOAY EVENING
TIE stb O'clock tor the purpose OF completing 'he
honinstiops no.up c.:...