New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-01
CITY Politics.
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A meeting Of the Committee was held on Saturday
nigh; st the Mercer House to bear the report Of the
Delegates 20 the State Convention.
+. J. Onarson Of the Fifteenth Ward reported briefly
the action taken at Syracuse sad read the Platform
and the Ticket. He concluded by offering the follow
ing resolutions:
Re',eS That this CeuHtos spprOve Of he seson q the
New.loik De.-sAi u the Siae ColveaIson.
R>soree Ths re or's' AsoP' TIE resston' q the Ss
CoLwanen a tie ssH insnis Of tbs CoGi1:tee.
kotFsd Thst ~ ehestay sesept aEa adors- he STATS
81 essBes,ly shor 70 seesrs il. s.ecton.
The Chairman Edward A. Stansbury, 10 annoans-
iBg the resolutions, expressed bis gres. satisfaction At
tie doings a, Syracuse. and his entire conf in
the imp.egrsble strength Il the ticket.
Mr.. c. c. Leigh Of the Ninth Ward stated the
reasons which governed tie friends Of Prohibitory
Law in tie joint Convention, aad also congratulated
the friends OF Freedom the bright prospects bsfons
them.
Mr.. r. T. Hslock, Of the Tenth Ward, ihough tiss
Platform broad enough TO hold al the whose
hearts were warmed by the instincts OF fresmen;
vas bold, manly AID indestrucable-ii was PerfeCty
kyA1i1ed with truth, and ~ond Withstand ali assaults
trom both opea and covert enemies
Tie question was then taken, and the resolutions
were unanimously adopted.
Ahe1 come uaimporani private business &c Con-
miilee sdjourDed.
XXTH WARD POLITICS.
We understand tia. delegation from the XX4
Ward Democratic Republican Vigilance AssOciA;ioa
laid protes before the Tsm-nsny General Com nittee
on Thursday last, against tie invasion Of popular
sovereignty IN taking swsyom tie citizens Of The
Ward tie rgh. Of appointing their own Inspesors s.
the approaching Primary e.sctions. Ths Y.giLapoo
Association !. opposed TO the Hindoo orgsnIstiOn,
ls-o 81 I'D II
adopted American cirzers We understand that
ter protes, w.s treated with little respect By the
Ianusny Ssbobs and that the citizens q the WAr1
feel much ircHred to take tie nAnASsDe1i c. iAeiE
Affairs into their own hands. There Is god 5eA Of
ndeperdeI, feeling manifested among lie Dsnoorscy,
and there WI Be large reyoa Il tie ps.ael n3en
use The spur too freely.
Tie Wing noniEatons we're made iss; evening, but
FOR some cau-e the pubieston s kept back Fhs
present. Aldermen ard CounclI0en are rBOminEted,
With tie exception o! tie LIld COuHeI D!s.t, sbe1s
John Y. Grdey las been nomlnsted n Pl-ce 81
Francs ~ Curry
UnIess the Democrat nominations are sseh - 70
give general satisfaction, an Independent teks. t1T
Alderman, Councilman, &e. vi be Started ssd sis
pol large vote from b3th PArtles- May hitherto
known Is Nhiss OF e Democrats are znTi-isg loasz
to b Used IS soo!s by Hiadoo TenPsrs AID Ts1n.Ay
/ SaebeIDs- Nominations made BY packed pussse SOD
pzrch ssed eonye..oss have lite bi,ding nese1ce On
/ independent ctiEers now-s-6sys
HE REFUBuCAS MOVEMENT n BRooAlfh.
/ TIE neeers called By the delegates 70 lie Wig
and Republican Corvertons 81 syrs-uss % ssse1 30
u Joraemcn-si. OF Saturday eyealos 70 form oAss
0; Operations, cid Dot take Plsoe- Be; ;Eo o. a1e
60. sose,her and they sdIosrre3 70 tie Dss.,s pc
viocsly called 9; Grsns6s Hsl n NyrtiesE. os1S
10 soroe Misunderstanding IN he call lot more ssa
hss tie Wards vere represea.ed- Tie nse1-ns 90
organized by appointing NJ oui~s.er Pres Lex sa'
M Pee< Secretary. sAer which a. who vs7e nj Csc,
gses we're requested to eave TIE room vses erss'ea
considerable T(eeGzg with those DECLARED osaxos
.ho bad oous tAsse Gnts Tie impression "a; ~
to be prhEs meeting. Tasy vac bod Z oosssz'sa