New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-28
11olitical Notices.


~ scott Central Comnittce.-Tne regular meet
,tiu Hall, on THIS (Thursday) EVENING at II
GEO w BLUNT W.. oL,
JAS +. FREEBORN,} '"o-O" L.
w e y SH1kpLow' Secretaries.
r9r wig Joint Finance Committee. The IN
srngnod in behalf of the JOINT Finance Committee Of the
two big General Committees hereby canton ell Wings
sssins contributing eny money for political purposes IN this
sty EXCEPT persous who are daily authorized collect
The and who give evidence Of their authority 70 make
This notice rendered necessary by mpostions
precnced upon the Wings Of this city
GRO. J. CORNELL Chairman General Committee.
ERASTUs BROOKS, Chairman Young Mems General
DANIEL ULLMANN Chairman Joint Executive Com.
BENEDICT LEWIS, Jr Chairman Joint Finance Com.
Members Gf the Joint Finance G9m% q I. a;,,,,,
ROBEnT O; CAMPBELL, HoRATI60 REED
JAMES nelly, EDWIN COLkIN,
JOHN J. HERRICK, JOB j. BLACk;
SAMUEL II. DEMOTT, JACOB Z. HOWARD
New-York, Oct. IS, 1852.
IN Atm Large and Enthusiastic Convention
OF Six HundIed Delegates from the free and lndspena
,pt voters the City of New iork convened for the
pose OF examining the qualifications Of the various Csnd
dates be voted for Ut the coming Election feeling assured
mai in the Primary Elections our city are CON
Quoted the INDUSTRIOUS abuses imposed upon the more
oCeIy peac, full and intelligent portion OF the community
ano more particularly having noticed with extreme surprise
AID reeret the attempt by both the old parties 70 Inn
pose upon the citizens end taxpayers the city two persons
sT The Office of Governor Of the Aims House. who
untitled discharge the duties as the nominees
ofthe Wing and Democratic parties us1imPqsy n9m
AMI Alderman of the Ninth Ward; and in presenting the
name Of Alderman Smith, feel tbGt discerning and outraged
public will sustain the above nomination by electing MN to
he above office.
tyy- Fjrst Assembly Distrlct-(First and Second
NGdsl-Reg uar Democratic Wing Nomination
For Member Of Assembly. THOMAS r. WHITNEY.
LIZ Second Ward Ratification Meetin2.-M
srge meeting of the Democratic WING Electors OF the
Wedpesdey evening Clark b. Wheeler Esq, called TO
The chair John Butre and John McCabe appointed
Presidents and George Hermance andJames T. Garter
were appointed Secretaries.
Ater Inc meeting organized the Chairman stated that
toe n etne nau leu the Charter (on1ention The repor
OF the Charter Convention was then read signed by Oh
the following ticket had been unanimously agreed upon:
For assistant Aidcr@aH. AMOR !. WILLIIA WILLIAMSON
For A''essor y9SEtR m ,sI,SHN5Ss
For Coa,abLes. ........} ANpREW HARDING
For inspectors Of Election.
First Distrct-So0mon King, James Gallagher.
Second Distrct-De Witt c. Camineyer, Alexander r.
On motion the report accepted and the ticket
imously adopted and ratified
Isaac T. ST, arnes member OF the Tennessee Regiment
under Scott then introduced and, after eadln
extract from recent letter from Cav CAmpoe' Oh
1enn giving cheering from Tennessee sang an orig
iBa song which received with ROUNDS OF ap-
MI J. Chambers then made report from the Assembly
Nominating Conve stating that Col ThOs Whitney
had been selected the Wing Candidate OF the FIRST AS,
smby District This report was on motion received ana
the nomination unanimously ratified; after which, Col
Whitney called out IN speech OF consider eng,
rave his for supporting Wing policy and candidates
pdsed his wamest support TO the Canal Encouragement
should be his fortune to be elected to represent this District
etist was read from Benedict De Angels declining the
Independent nomination candidate Tor Assembly IN ID
M PaddecS' Of the xvIIIth Ward was called
mon and made speech in favor of Winfield Scott
and he policy Of the great National Wing party He was
frequently interrupted with loud applause Mr. T. also
spoke warmly OF Washington Hun; and William Kent The
Guy District and Charter nominanons were sePaaey al
uGsd TO- which brought down the applause OF the meeting
West wss called for and IN Ss' speech a H5seg IN
favor Of all the nominations Of the party lie particularly
alluded 10 James Kelly our candidate Tor sheIt and Amor
J Williamson our candidate for Assistant Alderman his
alusions to these warmly applauded ,
Donald e. Henderson then assured his Wing friends that
he heartily supported the whole Wing ticket
The proceedings of the meeting envened by music
from SheOns Bruss Band The utmost harmony aud en-
thusssm prevailed The Wings of the lid Ward now pre-
tept united that victory at the polls on the
"a Of November next With such ticket there good
reeson ask Wings come forward aud support regular
nominations. Every friend OF City Reform In the Ward
should give our Charter ticket his hearty support aud every
Of the Canal Enlargement should vote for Ihos H.
The meeting then adjourned after ordering the proceed
ings to be published IN all the Wing RaPeTs ~, .
JOHN BUTTREE, Vice Pre.;deots
JOHN McCABE J
GEORGE HIRNANcE, Secretaries
JAMES T. CARTER,
~ Third Ward Regular Wing Nominations.
FOR ds,sssor. .'...'..........ARCHIBALD CoCHRANE
For Constable'. ....... }BENJAMIN c. BENHAM.
Frst Dstrict.-George w, Thachor Friend P Fits
Second Dstriet-Georee W; tslaeI, ' S. q W;iars
Fourth Dsrict-SimeOn Outwater Asher ID Atkinson
CORNS. ALLISON, Chairman Nom Com
THos. 0UrwATEs, Secretary
rS-Finh Congressional Dis,rict.aA Mas Meet,
ofJOSFPH C. MORTON Representative III Congress