New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-14
NEW YORK POLITICS.
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FIRST WARD.-We have been shown the written
statement of the Delegates from this Ward to the
District Convention, who are " Anti-Collins" and
not " Collins as was first announced.
WILLIAMSBURG PRIMARY MEETISGs.-The Wing
Meetings were held last evening, for the purpose OF
electing three delegates in each Ward, TO an Assem-
bly District Convention, which is to be held at Flat
bush on Friday Of this week, to elect delegate to
the Whig State Convention. The following delegates
were elected
Thirteenth Ward-tAs consolidated WIN. H.
Waterbury, r, H. Huntley, J. 3. Webb.
Fourteenth JVard-A. Doxey, p. Bennett, W. H.
Atmore.
Fifteenth Ward-D. Brooks, j. w. Hanford James
Murphy.
Sixteenth Ward-Henry Oltsman, C. B. Smith, T.
CoIel.
BRooKIYN WING PRIMARY MEETINGS. - The
whig primary meetings in this City and Kings Coun-
ty were held last evening for the purpose OF select
ipr delegates to meet in their respective districts on
Friday evening TO elect ore delegate each to the
Whig State Convention to be held at Syracuse on
the Goth inst The following is the result in the City
of Brooklyn, comprising the lid and lid Assembly
Districts.
Second <,seraIly Distict.-It Ward-H y. HoA
John Csshaw, John p: ROfe, Edward Corning,
I'd UIard-F. B. SpinOa, L. b. Iorel, c. w.
Prince, Richard Bradley John Fulton, Joseph
UTd Hard-Daniel p. Barnard, Walter Barre
Pope Robert j. Lucky.
HJb JYard-Thomas sullivan, Abram Powell
Charles Kelsey, Sen 5. ii. Catin, l. B. Lewis, II.
%tS M WStd~wm. C. Benedict Thos Adams John
G. Bolen Smith Fancher, David c. Healey Henry
Grimstead.
MIN UayS-Benamin Carroll, Frederick Ritter
John Gilbride, Frederick Schlarbaum, Henry Philips
TiirG IsscrnJ1y District-IVh JYard-Horato A.
Carter. Jacob O1twater, William II. Wright, Isaac
Allen Ephraim J. Whitlock, Davis Atiick.
Vh pard-Rufus II Belkuep, John ii. Martin,
james Mackey, Robert 4. Rhodes, A. F. Warren,
James Z. Mason.
dock Livingston Miller, William ii. Gardiner, Henry
Merrill Jesse {. Rowan.
XTK Ward-John H. Rhodes, George II. Simon
SON William W. Walsh, George Rogers, Francis I.
Kirby, Reuben lsdel
The IL. Of Delegates from the With and lXth
wa1ds which belong to the First Assembly District,
were rot obtained.
In Brooklyn all passed of queietly, there was no
dis,mb bance any where.
DELEGATE TO WBIG CoSyESTIoS.-Sggok Co.
!. DIE. Z D. skinner was on Monday appointed
delegate TO the whig Convention with power Of ap'
pointing his substitute ?. II. W Vail was chosen as
delegate TO the State Convention by the District Con-
yention held at Suffolk Station Sept. II.
AYant-2 Alex. Crounse, 1. Murray Hubbard.
OH0aSapq-I - Williams; p Abner Chapman.
Herkntr-l Oliver Ladue.
.ffcrso4-1. A. C. Clark; 2. Lewis Palmer
C0tagq-l. Nathan ]. Styles.
Rcckload-J B. Wsndle.
Erie-l. A. NJ. Clapp.
Iats-E. j. Fowle. :,
0roage~9. j. W. GOtt Of Goshen; D. William F.
Wheeler Of Warwick.
T0rpkias-Abert Philips.
Ccs1ga Co.-David Wright, Auburn Lsbon Hos,
Lips, Springport; J. y. Chamberlain, Owaseo ana
Cyrus H. Davis, Aurelius-
'ChautauqHe Col. j. VI. Seymour, Chautauquei
A. L. Wells. westfeld; Daniel Williams, Harmony
Harlow Crissey. stockton; and Charles NJ Marsh,
Portland as substitute. ?. J. ii. Iaoket and
Ashial Gilbert, Hanover; 0rell Greene, Elicou; j..
Ellsworth, Ellington; and \. NJ. Thornton, carroll
as substitute. Delegates also authorized 10 ap
point substitutes.
NCar. YorE Co.-XIIIh W'ard.-A meeting was
held last evening at the private residence No Man
gin-st.. at which Edward Falconer, John Bun j. Z.
Robinson and Wm. Floyd were appointed Delegates
10 The Temperance Stale Convention at Auburn on
the s7th inst