New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-07

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ca "'S 1855 at No IS Banowst., Mr.. HIRAM BURDETr
Sdn %tsa cH Az cR&SE was as d
the chair aud de following from the Election
" Booth Hunting Sheriff. NJ D. William z, Noble, William
Gsdney Robert Peterson, George r Nelson William l.
On motion, Asa Butnan and H. Howard Carsill APP
The following gentlemen were then appointed Executive
Committee: C. MeDougall, David Henion William A Wood
Hiram Burde William L. Beren, Robert Edwards jr Dan
Vel Wood Matthew Kane, Jacob L. Sebrug Israel Bower
David H. Dick Jacob L. Dodge.
PETER P VoORHiS in the Board of Aldermen; and, after
debate he unanimously BY reclamation
upon Hon PETER P. VooRnIs, and tender him the nOm
Daniel French Robert Peterson
The following preamble and resolutions adopted by the
81 had rather be right than be President."-Clay.
WAeea. crisis exists in our national affairs brought about
BY The interruptions encIoscbments of the Slave OlgTchy OF
the absolute control of the General Gov Inmen Wcn 10 DC
shaped 80 a. to extend and NE EcI
and the said Compromise having been aDrogaed oi 's Pi
pee and the party S: sa5 Ss If that party
having said that he has will beyond and nothing but what
tie Cnene Platform makes hln and herea' the nominee
Of the pary-udgng from his speeches and
and the Platform Of the Go lvenion that nominated him
portion of the dhereni of the Wits have chosen him
md s,rcos IL becomes the duty Of every
like the present 20 examine well the tendency OF me
cO ed coz eon ais now Therefore be
EIr,d By the Democratic Wings of the Ninth Ward that
W. have carefully examined the claims OF the several can
ddcs for the office President Of the United States secotd
g to the several platforms adopted by them and that we
ftosIz i'm the platform Republican candidate tie prn
e of rational liberty and the intent Of the founders oil our
Government. =, .
K.uss upon the men, in order 10 subdue to the
hh of slavery are mainly the Executive depart
uent Of the General Government and are disgrace 10 rice
dom to our country and TO the in which we live.
Reood That members of the old Whg party. aud a. ad'
nrer Of the great and gallant Clay cannot affiliate with
party which has for candidate for Vice President the deiame
Of that great While he lived -,
Resoed That we heartily disspprove of the principles pro
nugaed by the Oend Conferences and that will teach
th honesty the best policy for nation as well
individual and that the bargain and corruption SANDER
not vet forgotten BY the old Wigs of the Ninth Nsrd
keoed That in John C. Fremont recognize man fnly
equal any emergency and in William L. Dayton tired ana
Ghfu public servant and that will heartily give them our
support Ia the coming Presidential contest. .
hocd That while still cherish the deepest feelings OF
attachment the memory of the old Whg party and its gallant
leaders who stood by II victory and defeat yet cannot o
country has claims upon above the ties OF party
personal friendship; aud is, In Judgment uneecomiig
and patriot adhere party 10 men when such
party have ceased 70 exist TO do good
RlUs9 That in coming this determination we have been
Influenced solely BY desire country and that no
feelings of personal hare had the least influence in our
d'cisos On motion adjourned subject 20 the call Of the TX
ccutive Committee. CHARLES CRANE, Chairman.
Il, n H SS1Has c.ae,ll. }secretaric'