New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-06
POLITICAL IhTBLLIGENCE.
WHO GENERAL COMMITTEES.

WING GENERAL COMMll IEES'
PRIMARY ELECTIONS CALLED.-Qhe two Wing
General Committees assembled last evening, at the
Broadway House. to take action upon the suggestions
of the Wing Joint Executive Committee in relation to
the Wing Primary Elections for Delegates to the
various General and Ward Committees for 1855.
The 10th of December was reco nmended for the
holding of those elections from the hours of and
The Wig General Committee acted upon the re-
port CT the Executive Committee, as to the primary
elections The report was adopted with an amend
ment striking out the resolution excluding the WIN
Ward from the general provisions OF the eau, ana
making an additional prOviso TO the Executive Com
mittee re CONNIE ndation excluding all who were not
Wbes and did not vote for the Whiy candidates from
voting II was ordered that these election. should be
held under the supervision of the Wing Election In
spectors elect, where possible, ana tnat we wing
Ward Committees should give due notice oil tue time
and places for holding these primary elections, Tor
the Information of the Wing voters.
The Wing General Committee for ls15 IL to assem-
HE nj the Broadway House on tie fist Tuesday III
January, for the purpose OF organizat?n' am Tue
Junior Committee on The nrst frluay III oan""!'
for the same purpose. ,,
The General Committee last evening passed re'olu;
lions of thanks to their officers, VI "a We're repohaed
to by Messrs. Mills, WHITE, FIRE ana SchAFFEN'
Committees of Conference were received from tue
Young Mems COMMITTEES; also one appointed TO con-
fer with the latter body. The Committee then al
journed. The announcement OF the election oil tue
entire Wing State ticket was received with great ell
The Wing Young Mems General Committee also
met last evening. Judge JAMES ii. WELSH presid-
ing and Thomas c. Acton acting as Secretary, pro
A Committee of Conference appointed to meet
upon the General Committee, consisting of Messrs.
Beam w. III. Browne, and Stuyyesant who re-
ported the action OF the General COMMITTEE, and
were discharged with the Committees thanks. A
delegation as then received from the wing General
Committee announcing the passage with amendments
of the Executive Committee report as 70 primary
meetings. -
A resolution especially thanking Judge Welsh, the
Chairman of the Junior Committee, and the officers
OF that organization for tho faithful discharge oil tner
duties was unanimously adopted on morton OF MT
Willie m Allen OF the Tenth ward, 10 Wncn JuuSe
WELSH re.pon BED in appropriate aud neat manner
reviewing tie political events OF the year, con9ra'u
ang bis fellow members upon the election ofseVerai
of IL cir own mbers TO important positions III TINS
City the triumph of the entire hig STATE ncKel Tue
election Of a Wing Legislature, aud tsenty-1hree
Wbig members of Congress, an announcement, "hlcu
was received with great appliance. lie alluded 10 the
action Of the Nominating Convention; saia many OF
the nominees not the best that could have been
selected which the occasion of their defeat lie
trusted this would teach the members Of nominating
conventions in future different policy. lie had en-
de syored TO discharge his duty impsrtaly as the pre-
siding officer Of the Committee and IN the selection
of committees be knew no clques or factions. lie
called the attention Of the Committee 10 various phi
mary election reforms. Judge W. referred 70 Tue re-
ne al of the Missouri Compromise IN the Neoraska-
kspses bin and said he had never been believer IN
The fnality OF compromises, and detested the whole
compromise policy. He was greatly appau1ea a. sle
conclusion of his remarks and II was resolvsq 'aas
the proceedings Of the Committee be published In tue
principal Whie papers OF the City. ,..l.
JAMES DrwIi, Esq, moved resolution OF tasnks
to William Allen, ESQ., Chairman of the Young Mems
Delegation to the Joint Executive s,pns IN the
briefly responded, and urged several reforms ~ .e
Convention system. The substitution OF Delegates
on the Nominating Conventions he had become con-