New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-02

~ Fifth Ward. AT regular meeting OF the Wing
Con mitfe Of the Vth Ward held July l. l9o2 on motion,
he following resolutions were uninim onsy adopted; 80
HAtds This Comm ttee has received intelligence OF the
ih Of HENRY CLAY, and whereas, the members OF TINS
Ctum ee have long cherished the most profound feelings
dPtct aud love for that great patriot and deem his eAth
tsniy falling heavily upon the nseyes their party and
ten oousiryj therefore be it unanimously
Raod, That the members OF this Committee deeply de.
e the death Of HENRY CLAY ard while trusting the In
uuble wifdom Of Divine Providence and bowling with
slnton His solemn and ITeyOcabe decree, they re-
d the death Of that parted patriot Of the geae
sOLs mfVrtunes hat could have fallen upon the Amer
AID Be- further unanimously Resolred, That although
Death may have ended his counsels his labors aud his viz
the FEELINGS Of the members OF this Committee remain
rered aud unaterabe, and that they 10 common with
usir country men will reverence Henry CLAY as the
enrichment Of all that was n,ble aud patriotic -.
And further unanimously Res0ired That the members
Of this Committee tribute Of respect wear the usual
badge Of mourning for thirty dsys ,,,ru c,.,.
WV, H. CANSIFF, Secretary.
~ Fifh Ward scott and Graham Club
adjourned meeting OF the Club held at the Marion
HOUSE No 4l West Broadway on the evening Of the SOth
Ths Committee that was appointed at the previous meet
dran Constitution for the government OF the Club
Hhutted their Report, which was unanimously adopted
he Mme Committee also recommended the flowlng SEN
amen as permanent Officers OF the Club for the ensuing
II JOHN Il FRINK, President
CHAs YER BLARCUM,
THOs. fLENDER,
JoHN NJ BENNETT, tNice-Presdents
ALEX. NJ. c. SMITH,
JAMES Mackenzie,
JoHR L GITB Recording Secretary.
ALDEN J. Hale, Corresponding Secretary.
WARsTS CHAPMAN, Treasurer.
TIE following Preamble and Resolutions adopted, and
Club adjourned 10 meet al the ca OF the President
Hhu,d, IL has pleased wise Providence 70 remove
nm our midst the Sage Patriot and stesnan hENRY
Y whose HE for the last fifty years has been devoted 10
Be interests OF the Country, and whose whole history has
oved s declaration that he would rather be night than
y President Therefore,
Rsssd That we condole with our lowcizens through
Councils Of The Nation the death OF the Sage OF Ashland
Es That although we eP{ ePiore s a Ss S %
ded hs long and setul life In ths bright hopes OF the
he ana that his example viii always BE- the GUIDE and
~ '1' y JOHN Is. FRINK, President '
JouS L. Grrr Secretary
q Tenth Ward.-wHIG YOUNG MEN, RALLY!
sklLLN The Mhie Young Meo Of the Nth Ward Sln
Ssesss THIS EVENING at O'clock Tor the purpose Of
spasiktng Club op,u,,,p,yrD
CHARLES T. SCHNABB, JOHN IL LANE
WM n RORRINS ROBERT BENSON
PETER CORNELL, J. CORNELL
ABM. BONCE, PETER BOG ARE,
JOHN :. EGBERT WM c. ANDERSON
NM SMITH, GEORGE REIMER.
~ Tenth Ward.-At large and snthuasiie meeting
Tie Hhss Of The Nth Wand, convened for The purpose
q osen,z,Ds LWDdy's Lane Club. Mr. K. Macoy was
oaod the Chair and Mr.. NJ :. nunham appointed Sec
sAy. Constitution and bylaws adopted, and the
h0s Dg gentlemen elected u officers;
DAVID MILLER President
District Wa. Il. SrASKs,
~ district MACoG,
IN District, HoRArtO REID, Nlce-PTcEdeats.
Il N. Natrct, JAMES GeFFIrHS.
W V. District ions 7. BARNARD,
p n STvSrsvANf Secretaries.
NJ =. pENHNM
Oa mot on Mr. A Baker Committee wsS appointed to
cat esoaons expressive Of tho Of tbs meeting
sh respect 10 the death OF Henry CLAY Tue ComIaitteo
ePtsd Zoe following resolutions, which were adopted
bAcaA This Club has beard with proio0nd sorTo~ the
= sehy hanss that Americas nobiest son has iaiea-
~ ~ " ho almost the idol Of tns Wing psIty-wao
- scy snhood 20 the grave, devoted ms aeats and
sscss'es ie Vie advancement and Preservation OF the
49, tnsics of ms untTywhose love OF liberty led hm
Fef Ter It's establishment the southern k-pueiics az
ASen the classic soil Of Greece, and who was az All
eifg TO se,ruce himself iur that country oy sSna-
srtes ia peehcafor 10 the dark sni peflOns hours
.S~5 that this man-th. Statesman ths Patriot and
- Vstor-has iSllen therefore
..esasc. That 10 common with al friends of beriy we
e1 DE les Of ts nOblest advocate An0 members OF
- Aa Ward Lundy's Lane Club" We will unite ia Any
S-Sssslson which may take place 20 comm.m the
'sss 4 oar late beloved leader.
That the patriotic services OF the late Senator OF
.ssack5 recorded upon almost every pass Of oar
.n.yt history sndwhen that history ceases TO BE- reed
9~.s C be known then ard the only will be lorgotsa
fsst4s and fame Of Henry Clay. X. MACOY, Pre-
-aSpvSHAs, Secretary.
- 1airteenth Ward-the Hammer Ward.
,sS<IstTsDa GRAN AM-Thrteenth Ward Chippswa CLUB
~ Ufsnlzed ChiYpewa Club ia the State held meos
|Ltk Ieahsa all, on Wednesday evening June 50. Z
1es enthusiastic held by the Whgs Of this Wan
- ~ Intend 70 astonish the natives next November
~ es,riy they viii roll u 6r Scott and Graham. from
S&4psrusnent oscers Of the Club President Augustus
Wee n esidents LIST District John Briggs; ia
DesS William Dean lid District lanes Cohen Iyth
cos<5 James Madden EssoIeint Secretary George y
s'"ssss Hsisht The following resolutions express