New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-03

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ToURTE ESTH WASD.
Cin-IoserA shsnnon u, James Hayes John Hal'r.S \
c,lrt-Joha Kslly Msttbev- To1ney. John heDoeAd.
Henri Vel Sa1e a.. Eer " .nroo Aarew
Srissortoi-Dr Robert A. sands George she'p' fe'e'
S,...si'.c hsf.s TsrT,r f.ri1k cunauFasu, Phaiip
Decker, Thomas Ii. Gerslty. John cely
FIFTEENTH WARD.
Ci,v-Jobn B. Ry.i A. Furdy, lsaseN. Fowler b. y hs
rs nsn &c " Fowler Moe. r. The-a wi,a arOA
ESwMd Flsrris.u Wthsr. ,. Brown ,c,,,
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CiuFSyvari iley Parish Lynch, Archibald Noble, Janies
coSGlIo. Leeds. J.1,e. s~eeny, Robert Grant Alec
o. sSieiei+J.me. CASSIDY cssris, P JOtnson William C.
sena.oriar-sama,i ouOcs. Johr HOey, Alexander Ming
Thomss judge, lance Murray ,- p.,-;.t f-,s Pstsr
sEvTSrELsTp WARD.
Cay-Jehr Cocbr.ns stephen Wilson. Mana' Key hoo''
GosafyJo6n vsndsvccrt. rEtisk De-, William Coulter
sIesiyames l. Bsseeict ASs X Pa,toS, Lawrence
Sssssortalsuh Hs, oeor.e sssur -r,,n VIM. A. Whit
b.ck Malachi BseInan Teorlss W ALICE. - or, r,
IeT S-GeorEe Lorias chad 'oted John Cshssl ~
Christopher Nusent, James Owens fHeN Aafts'n'
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Ne cosS|John vap Peit J. Msh,E,. Jctn murphy. W.
n' yad GSiF SGsq k :! &lF ua,sst u Klein
Scrcio,hl-J,hn B. Moses Heary Mathews John Riley
AscSti JONI CLARK James srsdJ, wiaiG Wines, Thomas
Eescom 1hcmas HTuse
cas-wm. D,uham, George Wen, Roger Dofas, James
Cs1fSterbe W. Drew wp'sn, Roche EdTsrd S. Par
sells Hiram Chandler. @ieh.el oBi-n. c-r,
Se,Gto Cbris.vpher kinsey, bhn Fitch Terrence Far
ley James H. starr .iresSry CenI s scv pots Obi
en-, paid Crockett. Mi.hael Ksylnnal.
TTsYTIETH WIND.
Ci,-wm Murray VIM. MeConkey, AEel Freemast Joseph
.gatS stephen D. Gardiner John Brice. Freemsr Camp
bell, las Mooney, Clements He'ney: MIL lama.
Jsdieat-Neison J. Waterbury Solomon D. NOBLE James
N. Pest. p.,s...., poo. ,r.mul
len Frank Martin Thos. SIC Son.ey ,.. c..l,x
s.sably-Jes Beslan Frederick Menan' AZURE" 'oe~J'
rwYNrY-rIRsr wATD.
Cft,Ardre Froment, gHOmas Mccoy, John kn'iey Coll
!" Cosnf+rcnsSs Taylor Henry w. RJer, Benz H. Haieht.
HJ, ustiFdwapd B. Fellows chss Hsswell, George W.
Cant. o..... D.,,i.,or ,o..,s
1sen5luJohn c. DeyerouS John H. Myers Thsddeus WI
son James Devln, David r. Garnish'
TwRNTY.sECoYD WARD.
rip-Niebolas agr,t Robert McKinnin, john Donovan
Cy,rg-Denls h. Root David l. Chatfeld Alexander ward
'oaa pGUsnf p %i,chd, Daniel D. Nash ch,es
S;aatc,ar-Jehn Ja.per John R eoa hn Seaman NJ
1.@5i,0Pstrck Mcdonald, Philip f. Hanssrsn' John Nye'
Charles Campbell, Francis o. Mel.
FOURTH SENATORIAL Observation-Disclosures
CONVENTION.
TIE Hard. Shell Convention of this District, COM
nr;sino the Seventh, Tenth, Thirteenth and Seven
teent,1 Wards met last evening at No as Grandst.,
ard nominated. for Senator, james Mcleod Murphy.
MIR. Murphy was 9ormerly We believe, one OF the
nrop-ietors of The Frcemaas Journal. lie was a.
candidate for Congress last fall and was defeated By
John Wheeler the present member.
NINTH WARD HARD SHELLS.
Tho Committee Of this Ward met lest evening, ~
The Adriatic corner of Barrow and Hudsonsts',
bu. they finally adjourned without t-nnsactinS any
busi2ess of Importance
ELEVENTH WARD REPUBLICAN, CLUB
A ,egusr meeting of this Club was held last even
inc a. Manhattan Hall, No. sos Fourth at. William
= D,ryea. the President in the chair, an Philip M
Griffith. Secretary. The meeting was numero"sI
attended, and the greatest harmony any enthusiasm
prevailed.
After tie reading and approval Of the minutes o.
the last meeting, the following resolutions were unan
mousy adopted:
B,ar,d That we most cordially spprove Of the proceeoin
of the Republican Convention lately assembled az Syicu
from with any the ursms that are not cennec'eo
with cause we have sure % bo.s bH al auds u
safety and triumph through the campaign TOT winch ~e "
enlisted dominated bv s.id Corysntio,
for state entire confidence and shall receive gu
an. That Se o o b.
tion unqualified approval The Is one -
nocs filth and that man can and VIII su ppor
whose utterly dead to the sentiments OF Liberty ant
Rored That persons of all parties without dI,tins'r ,h
country or former Po G s1so,t Slavery and Right s.n
vw1I 9o0s CRUSADE 0' A'e''' -, ,-....
A Committee Of Three were appointed, consisting
of Mr. Watts, Mr.. Samson and MIR. Logan, 70 con
fer with q like committee from the Wing and Free
Soil Democratic organic atoms in the Ward, to repor
at the next meeting.
The Club adjourned until next Tuesday evening.
MEETING OF THE DELEGATES TO SYRACUSE.
There was q meeting at the Astor House last ngh'
of the delegates TO the recent Convention u
JOSEPH BLUNT was called TO the chair, and Thomas
S. Berry appointed Secretary.
Mr. Blunt stated that the object Of the meeting was
to provide for County Mass Meeting, and to prepare
| for action 10 the coming canvass.
A motion was made that the mass meeting DC ne'o
On Friday night. Amended to Tuesday night Oh rex
| week and adopted.
! TIE Chair appointed a. Cominittee OF arrange
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