New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-14

that power their local Affairs o. which they were
heretofore deprived.
Your COMMITTEE, therefore, unanimously recommend
that tie system of primary elections under which the
primary political affairs OF this City have gradually
Inss d INFO irIerpops ble hands system that h4s
fOseTed and supported class OF men whose services
M, nj the bid If the u1scrunuous candidate for po-
al position, to The PREJUDICE OF worthy men VINO
shrink from improper means OF eievaion, or whose
" cuDiaIy coalition fotbds Their emPiosment; a
tysit which by ifs association with and re-ponsibl
lily for scs of bru al violence, has diven que', re.
spectacle citize,s from any participation 10 he pr-
mary organization OF parties; q stem which, by
shan efui cor upion. bribery and Intimidation, has
psCke0 Conventions with the tools OF obnoxious iu'l-
viduals and by he most INSCRIPTIONS abuse Of pubic
Ct Dfideuce Effected the domination OF persons reDuS-
usnt TO the maj rity; that this sysem be now aban-
doped, al ttat the General Committee as BODY the
Of The democracy OF the county, aad
ils individual members as representatives OF the
Na0s Divide for the organization o. Conventions
to oninae genet ticket for the county AMI for the
Senatorial Districts AID recommit to the w trd or
gauiz -tiops of the City full power their local
Nominations.
And il pursuance Of this reconm endaon, your Com
mitiee report Tie amt xed resolutions and plan.
ERASTUS ". GLOVER. Eleventh Werd, Chairman
JOSEPH NJ MARSl T.ntb Ward.
GEO y. THOMSON fi'teelth Ward.
ROsEKT MCINTYRE, Fifth Ward
JOHN ". BOICE Twertis, Watd
WEARE PARSONS, Eighteenth Ward.
0k0BGE ALDEN, seventh Ward
Ntp- IoTk sept II 1855.
ae;td Tss JydicisTy convePGa be held OF ThuI:dsy
Republican General Commit No eo5 Br edway
the Of noini candidates for the following Of
election: Judge Of the Supreme Court Judge OF the
Cou Of Pleas two Judge. Of tue Suoeo. Court aud
tree gates zach Ward Of whom shalt be oined
by escb mear Of the General Committee from bis reoece
sro and IL Of vacancy any Ward, tue disagree
q u members from The Ward the General mee
shall the remaining delegate delegates from such
hesoted That Cry and County Convention be held on
Friday the Sep ember the p.oe ~ the
Iurpree dominating candidates for the following offices:
C,urs the CORPORATE Count CLERK Sheriff. Conm-
siOrer Of Re ss anu supplies street Compassionate I'm
tot City Dipec;o Governor Of the AmH aod four
Such Convention 10 consist OF hye Dele gates ron
esh Wsrd u whom shall be named s each nemh Of the
General mmittee from bis respective Ward aud two by the
Der sscT 5 nav Ward 9 betwesu the mHSer.
Wsd then the General Committee shall ssect such re-
naming De-, or Delegates TO such Convection .,
h,oed That sch the General Committee within
the lespectv. Senator's. Dis'e aPpSin ore Dsmoer.ie
Convention 10 nominate candidate for State sonst'r-saeh
BE- held Monday. the h day OF September
TId Dntct rnst Second, Third Fourth Fifth and Sixth
fourth District Seventh Tenth Thirteenth and Seventeenth
WMds,l at , n.., oy,N.
siath d., ret eleventh Tw-f h. Fifteenth sixteenth,
Fgbietrth NTH Twentieth Twenty first and Twenty
Aro tbst 10 case of vacancy any Ward tho disagree
# the members the General Cotonss oa serc tne
mAing delegate delegates fom uen Ward to sucn Con-
vtn,icn. o.-., r.. ,,,,,o. ,,,,,
each Ward hn the Sixth Jodics Dhc appoin I'VE DE mo
cratic Electors their resrecve WARDS 10 Con sention
Convention 10 he held on Friday the Day Of 'epcmher,
and that in case Of vacancy ~ any ward or tue
the members he 'ieueal Comm tee sna APP
point manning dele delegates from such ard to
Ror,S rb.t the Ward Committees elected the CALL
and certified approved ny the members Of the Democratic
go On iefre TUESDAY the day Of September ias to
appoint delegates the following Conventions spd 70 osge
the n Getting except where herein otherwise poaea
In e,ch Ward composing entire Assembly District to ap
pn Eve Deegaes Assembly Convention 10 be h-d on
rds, 18th d.j Of september to nominate candidate iof
Assembly. .. r - ..i ns,,;., N =,
point Assembly DisiIc' Conyenhon TO
heo day the cath da, sspte" esr a. the following Places
Fiat uct, (first and Secors Wa'ds)a
second District, (Thirt snd Six Wsrds) At
Tt nth District, Twelfth, Nineteenth aud T~ea'ysecoho
Font eptb District (s1teenth and Twentieth Wadss
Sixteenth District Eighteenth and Tweniyhr.t WndslH
In each ard containing but Council Di'tro fifteen
pe,s,es Charter Convention, 70 be oeld on Moray hs
let day Of October, to nominate eanoaA'es' O' ~'uN' ~
opat WaId r. ptaipns more than one Council District FIVE
nei,sse In each Council Dis Council Convention 20
b. held on Wedp sdsy the Sd day OF otoef 70
candidate ,oi Counensn o a1 y, omst. ossddste. for
Af,er the meeting bad adjourned to Monday evening
r. next week, it was resolved that their Committee
should cell in body on the Hon. Daniel Dickinson
who was then stopping at the Metropolitan Hotel.
This resolution was Immediately acted upon, ana the
assembled strength and wisdom OF the " Hards,
headed by Sen ,tor Barr, formed IN procession ana
marched TO the Metropolitan. AS they entered inst
r,spt ctable establishment the walters fed 10 dlsnay,
the clerks opened their eyes with asonishment while
some of the other attaches more careful than their
eows fled to increase their securities OF the rum de-
nsrn.nt The natural inference OF these people was
mat a violent demonstration was 10 be III tde on me
1emohpe ard deca ters; but In this they were msta
Lsn. no such demons ri ion made. Iner pr &c %
SION fled ouiety up stairs and took possession OF the
,rh,ic naflor 10 which they waited TO- the appsat-
:, 70 Of the Intensely Hard" Mr. Dickinson. SUD
6e,v that illustrous parsonage did mako his appear
spce and a profound sdlaam was mace by tue qua,
n,nniire yisitors. Mr. Senator Barr male profound
hov and then introduced bis companions TO Mr. Dl;s
;n,oA with the assurance tia, they were al had
az aInt Mr. Dickinson bowed profoundly, tnou2n
not gracefully, and thanked the honorable gentleman
for Introducing hin, personally, to that Democr,cy
i,h which politically, be bad long been on iaumate
- He thought the national Democrats were
~ On save the country; that he was bat an hum
~ ;,,nment /, the hands of Providence for the sal
,ion az The Union and closed with consratalatlns
~ Comuittse Oh the position which they occupied be
&C The country and h 4nked them for the honor which
tev Ind int conferred upon hi ~ genet 81 shasiog
~ hands then took place, aud II was pronaoiy i.
ncted IN Al Mr. Dickinson would the en- Ire crowd
o drink But in this they were mistaken; no sucn IN
yi,a,ion was eIenced notwlsossroing theit hchins
Of Irs shy looks &c. which were exchanged between
the ,isitors. The great concentration OF adauanl
was too much for them, and the in'erVe" ciosea Id
t.mpernte aud res pectable manner
FREE SOIL REPUBLICAN CLUB.
T1i Associa.ion held public meeting last night at