New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-07

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r., uoose. Whie candidate lor the Ill Assembly
90 Tho motion va, unanimously adopted
iw.xx,~,vrN's CoVNrrrr.-'hc Worktugmcn's
N,.,,,cc moi nt tic Cooper Ilouso last evening
~ A,buthnot wac appointed Chsirm,n aud Nm
NJ S,crtnfy. Mossis H. ". Morgan, J. }. Brad
II f,. and Geo. ". IaQuos were, together with The
III r,Ar,.n and SrClriutV. uppoin'cd Sub Committee
s.oert re Standing Committees and report nj the
SI.,h ,,cn,lrr was authorized TO get ~ m organ-
,,bcn in lie Ward AID report progrcSs a. the next
II .s,ng Tic Glling of Vacanci was pcs'poncd 10
II ~ ncNt meeting. The following rr"u'o" "aS
ISs TIE. the s,cci', be requested to furnish to Com
III ~. nth No Of al the candidates tha have hIray pen
"a IA poam.iior Nv political parties aud also to
II sF ahiol Soord Of c'ndas,e. uA' "S %
r~1e Commitcc then adjourned TO meet on Monday
,rstrg at O'Clock.
/ yorRrriNru DisrRIcT WING CoSVENrIoS.-The
M, Convention Of the NINth Assembly District,
.m.i;r e c( the Sixteenth and Twentieth Wards, met
sseyrviur. and having chosen Chairman Isaac
ny,ou, and as Secretary John V. Gridey, elected
psncis NJ Curry delegate OF large; after which they
,Jour,cd.
A cuyeniion Of Wings from the MYTH District
40 assembled last evening for the purpose of chOos-
n delegate 10 attend The State Convention at SYRIA
&c but up 10 late hour las night had not been
Ne 70 effect en- orgsniz alton.
Wac Assembly WORCESTERSHIRE assembly Dis
S;s-An Assembly District Convention for the Xth
k~nbly District. composed OF delegates from the
FyeAb. Nineteenth and Twenty. second Wards me
hasyening at 0veltous. in the Thisd-av., to nomi-
,sk candida &c for As emily. On the second bali
NnM Reed Of the Twelfth Ward received tho nomi-
phOs. nm.
John NJ Reed.....'..''...'.'''''..''.
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LA 81. Reed was thereupon unanimously nom
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nuTc,rr TO TIVE VINO STATE CoSvESTIoS-Nk
AxnNy DitTiet.-The Wing delegates of this As
subly district, composed Of the Twelfth Nineteenth
M Tyontv-second Wards, met last evening at Over
..s. in the Third av., and nominated James J. Bev.
= Of .he Nineteenth Ward, Delegate to the Wing
s.,e Convention, to be held at Syracuse, and
fs,uss L. Jacks On Of the Twelfth Ward alternate.
SYr-SHr1L GENERAL CosNrrTEE.-A regular
petrg Of the SoA-Shel Democratic General Com
ree was held last evening for tie purpose OF max
ne arrangements for the primary meetings and for
,sio upon the Syracuse Platform; but before any
iAre action wss had upon either Of these subjects,
IL Council adjourned to meet on the 21th inst.
ErYvINrH WARD FREr-SoI REFCBLlcAS CLrc.
-Lgreesbly TO public notice the Republican Electors
sae Eleventh Ward met on Wednesday evening, st
No. ll3 Avenue c. for the election Of two delegates 70
r,Hsent the IXth Assembly District in the RePubli-
can State Convention. John Lewis Esq., Vice Presi-
iat presided.
The following gentleman were unanimously elected;
lie Hon. Benjamin F. Butler Delegate; George W.
hret, Alternate; John Lewis, Esq, Delegates j.
Il ". Seaman, Alternate.
After deciding TO hold mass meeting in the Ward,
A. .aot;o of nfIa bus
i Cub adjourned to meet on Wednesday evening next.
DrNocRArIc BrPUBLIcW GENERAL CoNNITTEE.-
Il Lat evening a regular meeting Of the Democratic Re-
/ wbEcan General Committee held at No. 663
/ Bosdway, Horace +. CLARK in the chair On motion
/ gJhn b. Huskin Eighth Ward Select Committee
olive were appointed to draft resolutions for the
sdraiion of the meeting. The following members
yre appointed such Committee: j. b. Haskin,
| Eth Ward; Thomas ]. Barr Sixth Ward; William
| BAe, Eighteenth Ward I'd. Bouton Eleventh
| Yvd: Thomas Stewart FTst Ward
An ntermission Of fifteen minutes was taken, and
vOn the meeting being again called to order, the
II Committee reported the following reaOlutions which
tHe adopted without dsseuting voice:
P,I,5 That the National Democratic General Committee
II dbe Civ aud County Of NewYOrk hereby nd0TSe aud
bsSoeIsoy he'd At Syracuse on the "a Of August 1856
I'd the following resolutions also adopted at such
rafo and principles Of the National Democratic parry OIL
RSrsS That the National Democratic party of NewYork
bv their sdhernoe and de ion the princ
ks National Democracy and Of the Constitution; that they
ssse TO- theory and Practice the OF
e Democratic Nsona Conventions o. 1913 and 1907 as con-
sns the csrdin principles of the Denocstc party of the
Il Iacp They readopt them with hearty good will believing
t time ard experience have demons rated their purity ana
EuneDess the necessity for strict adherence thereto
II E,ed That the the Fathers OF Democracy teach
II Hpy and economy In the sd1insr4usn OF pubic al Is
rdsi adhere to them endaiag articles Of Democratic
so,cd That insist article Of creed upon the
M established Democratic doctrine Of State Rights o. strict
nton Upon all domestic State ousand that the peace
I'd quiet Of the country demand that should be le 70 the
Mates TO de- ermue M themselves all local questions nclud
Il The subject OF slavery, 10 the end thai subject dis:
Sbing in nature aud influence he wholly exc udsd
Su the sco Of the Government OF the Upon and hs in
sshersDee Of these PrncPes we give or HnasiasG az
nee 70 the Kansas NeeISsss Dull ana oppose al" '0'' "
Bsa.,d That the National Democracy opposed all
1T Political societies the frst principles OF Free
demand open and unrestricted DISCUSSION IN al
atte Of public oonern that the Gsans ., ire. iO E. a.
Constitutions e the foundation OF nsola Liberties sni
$50 ~, Aliens Of becomins citizens Of the soil
vcna Us affect the rights of adopted c1ens 70 a anu
go paon In governmental atsif. as defined by the
on 10 be resisted autsg suca to the genius
sRepubnan instutops-snd that We, as ooocIas teSos
r. cseed believing /; is the of the Democracy 20
i gOcan md Hlnain the great DOCTRINES OF clu h %
II Rnepe Of justice and equality. ,
II Ir,d fhsi we regard the PTohhory Liquor act passed
II Mths LSV,a,nye of this State its lat not only
ysiios N. also Eubversve OF personal
ay and the nights of private property and that us ePoa
Ii h our opinion i'm peratively demanded , 81,
II RssS That ali who agree in principle upon tue leading
cvssOts should act together regares oi nno
S;eefslons that we eSra invite az o9 @omsY sssoea
ta to lutte with us In ENGRAVING thc Utoh ie PooS
sty upon principle alone that invite union
", nu,ee ~ eoseus of those holding hostile sentiments
hsaEoeiPle and demoralizioEl , ,,-.,,fs
rGntna euehS Stat, Guse