New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-05


THE OLD WIG PARTY
TO BE FUSED.
Ii was suggested that future meetings should be held
acoss the way, with the Egyptian antiquities.
TWENTIETH WARD REPUBLICAN ASSOCIATION.
large meeting Of the friends to the Republican
ticket took place last evening at the Continental
Hall, corner of Thirty fourth.st. aud Eighth-sv.,
Charles Peabody in the chair. After the Syracuse
Platform had been read Messrs. Lyman Sherwood and
E. A. Stansbuiy addressed the meeting in favor of
this ne order. party of Silver Greys attended and
proposed mxed ii ket but it was voted down: The
usual committees were appointed ana lne IonoHng
IT resolutions adopted:
Thai this meeting fully ard cordially approve the platform
Of principles laid down by the state Hepu6cao az
Sfacuse and Will adopt the same IS the principles OF the
Twentieth Ward Republican Association. 80
That the State ticket nominated by the Republican state
hearty approval and shall meet our
cia aud unite support.
The meeting adj burned to next Thursday.
uARp.sIIELL JUDICIAL COMMEMORATIVE Dis
TRICT.
The HardShell Convention Of this District to NOM
mate Police Justice, assembled at the Gramercy
House, corner of Twentieth ST. and Eigbh.av., at
o'clock last evening. The Convention organized
bv appointing Edward Birdsall of the Eighteenth
Ward Chairman and Isaac K. Narian of the twenty
first Ward Secretary. The Convention then proceeded
TO ballot; after baotiDg nine successive times the
b Russell, 4; Jss. b. Shay, 4; Richard Downing 2;
Chss H. Whalen, l. The Convention adjourned to
meet again on Wednesday evening next at the same
place Daniel b. Clark received one vote on the
fifth ballot.
HARD-sHELL NOMINATIONS.
For Alderman Eighteenth Ward, John Foster; for
Alderman Tenth War;, Henry Z. Atwood For As
semby, With District Lewis p Glover; With Dis
trict John b. Even. For Councilman, Hid District,
Robert G.. Montgomery XlIth District, James Nc
Gowan. XXlst District Charles A. Kentsh; XXlld
District. Laurence Van Wart; XXIlId District, Jas.
NJ. Lawson; XXIVth District, A. Nj. Z. Smith
XXVIlItb District, VIM. n. Hodges.
ELEVENTH WARD FREE-soH REPUBLICAN GLIB.
This ub held public meeting last evening, at Man
haitian Hall, No. Cos Fourth ct. After the assembly
was called TO order DR.. NJ. A. SOuthwoIth read the
following section from the CONSTITUTIONS:
ARTICLE s. All the Electors Of the Eleventh Ward without
distinction Of py opposed to the and the
The necnlar object of reading this isolated section
was TO refute an impression which has been INDUS
frousy circulated that this Club is select and exclu
sve and to let the public know that ts doors are open
10 eli qualified persons who wish to put the shouIer
70 tbe same wheel The President then introduced Mr..
" ;lIiam II. Fry, who addressed the meeting at COO.
siderable length in q logical, srgunentative, and
effective speech The Hon. Sanford l. Macomoer
then made a short address after which the meeting
Adjourned
prprRIJC,N ORGANIZATION IN BROOKLYN.
TIE Delegates selected by the different Wards OF
the CITY for the purpose Of organizing the Republican
marty of Kirps County assembled at Grenada Hau
in MYRTLE av. last ing.
The meeting was called to order by Freeman Hunt,
ESQ.,. and s. Apheus Smith, was chosen Secretary
The Credentials of Delegates by Wards were then
road II being understood that those Wards not repre-
sented at this meeting would be received at any Tune
hereafter ard scted upon.
The Secretary read the list OF delegates ana the oi'
lowing Wards were represented: ~ deiega'es an'"ei
ing out of 4s called n
Fnsr WAKp-H. n Holt, c. A. Nichols A. a. Gale A u
SECOND wsAp-seh Bradford, E. B. MOrrer, II. w Law,
Benz Smith. , Go. rr,.,
ForHrn WSEp~IsAac Allen, Ena Woodruff, Jacob Out
Fir1a WARD-JOhn TOrrisoD, A b Ellsworth, C. DOrhIns'r
Sixth wISD-Freemsn Hunt, L. W. Brainard, j. Black
sFysxTH waRD-s. H. Turner, Geo. A. Moore wm Pspe
'ST Tx1N Whsp-C J. Shepherd wm Hunt, w H. Hazard
'P FivsSTn wAsp-wTism Peet. n. B. Rhodes, "a T.
os TwpfTIS WARD"R A. Muir William Cornell, H. W
SsSfirSrH wARD-J Holiday, John Hamilton, J.
's s St wARp-ThOs W. Field, C. A. uIlman. O.
" Tbe Eighth Ninth, Thirteenth, Fifth, Seventeenth
and Eighteenth Wards were not represented.
Mr.. Reeve, Fourth Ward, moved the following Feso-
Rred That this body designated and known . the Re-
resn Ccn inc of Kings County Carried unsn olsy
Mr.. Kelsey of the Sixth Ward moved maj the Com
mttee proceed 10 the election OF permanent olheefs'
which was carried and the following were unanimous
| ly chosen: ,-p;
| Pre- sident-FREEMAS In NI>~ DEM VICE Iesl'
dents-H. n. Holt, Wing; VIM. Hunt, Dem III, Inos.
| w Field, Dem: StcretsIy-S. Apheus SIM D. " ole
Colre spoI ding Secietary-Wm. Peet. Wig; treas
urer-Chas. j. shepherd, Whgi Colleeior-Caaf1es
Kelsey, Jr., Wig. IL. -,
| Mr. Kelsey moved the adoption Of the bylaws OF
the Whig General Committee for the temporary gov
| erumeDt OF this Con mice but subsequently, "i'h'
! drew his motion. .,.r
on motion Of Mr. Peet, Eleventh Ward. the follow
| ire resolution was adopted: ,,,..-
icn A. syracuse be adopted the stfor Of this Goa
ton ar bat support tie State noEnnaons maze SE'
II, =. =. ...> ,>.~so,s from
Mr. Peet then made motion that two persons i,on
each Ward be appointed 10 nominate county uekeI,
and report 10 this General Committee al Inc ne1t
mee,ipf-,be selections TO be made OF gentlemen OF
standing in the community, outside Of the
Numerous amendments were offered, ahu tne SUI
iect was discussed in all its be aims when nnap! az
amendment by Mr.. Smith, Eleventh Ward 10 me
following effect, prevailed; f.. - u-,.s r..
That Committee CT two Delsssits TOE eaca !" - -
selected 10 submit n0minstioDs 81 ire rex msene r
no-t. bv he Repub ican Party g. the coming se1to
was KEN ana on reorgsDizsg re ioho wig
gentlemen were named as the Nominating com Gl4'gee;
Bradford Z h. Merrel. FoE-th Wsre-f-ewn oe St
WeodruH Fiftk Ws-d-Joan ToErisor oeefse
sinh W.rd-Fre.uAn Hunt L W. Brainrs SeTyntn Il
Vim G. Hammond. IT. John Van NeS ls-l- g.