The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-11
Meeting or the Old Line Wings.
IELT0ATEs APPOINTED TO THE BALTIMORE CON
There was meeting last night, at $50 Broadway as
sembIea in response 10 the following call


oIo IIsE wmGs-Tar UsioS, Now AsD roREyER.-Tas
SG m yo e he s oq o s2ny a M% sor
invited % attend pubic meeing a. Coassiiuol Han 6se
och purposs eleetns degates the altmere
Convention on The 18th instant aud transaeng SUCH other
campaign. Several eminent speakers VIII be prese.s and
''''' - HoRATio REED chairun.s.
AT O'Clock, about hundred per, being present.
the meeting called to order, and Shepard Knapp
chosen Chairman. Twenty two Vice Presidents and n
equal number Of Secretaries OF each from each
were chosen TO assist hiin
The CHARNAS then told the audience he did DOT know
why he called TO preside them unless It was
because he could not make speech therefore he would
not attempt a. Governor Norehead. OF Kentrcly, he
said, was IN town, and was expected TO aiIress tho
meeting.
After inviting present to address the meeting
he sat Gown long silence ensued Al length voicc
called out or rooss, (Jan1s RrooSs) Several gososs
The Cn1n,sas told them Mr. Brooks had bee. present,
pu 60 unweh tnai he could not remain. Altar an
Mr. THOMSON 20, up and suggested that they proceed
to the business OF Tire evening.
The CHAIRMAN ordered tfe call OF the meeting 70 be
read.
After which there was another silence. Again II wSs
suggested 'nat while waiting Tor speakers they should
ptcreed 20 the business OF the evening
The cnuRNAS said thu he p'rccived by the cal, THAI
the ncct of the meeting 20 elect delegates the
Coz vsotion 10 Baltimore, on the l3th INST
SINE ipoecision shown TO The OF elect
these delegates. No one appearing to how
should be done gentleman asked no many should
&c appointed from each wardf Tho Chairman sstd
did no, know then turned and asked reporter some
one in the audience, which had considerably
ncrea ID moved that t~o from each ward be appointed
sr Thompson then got upa made speech condemn
ing the reita OF the party and urging them 10 zeal and
acaty He hoped 70 gentlemen from th's city
ari ss Amercans as wings n the support of snorc -
the Baltimore Convention, " would give HIN such an
mI atus as TO carry him 10 the Fres dents chn.s
lhe Chairman then, according 70 suggestion called
ward who gong, o who knew OF ANYBODY else in
~ ward going TO Baltimore, amt So y such per-
persons would be willing 10 stand wh.g dele
gate .rom this city 70 the Convention,
No response mRto to bis inquiries, and he stopped
IA despair gentleman then moved that all thc wings
ofNew York go 10 . body A. delegation After some
further tesy and iDdecisoD committee Oi five wero
appointed 10 retire aud report suitable names 70 attend
J,sfz NJ. DAVE then made speech, during which tbs
AshiaL ders" entered the room aud greeted With
Mr. o. :. BoSD, Of Albany also made speech at the
end 81 which the tommiee rctarned. reporting the FOL
owrg hsi OF delegates from this ely 10 the baltimore
Cohyeruon, which were unanimously adopted
hrt Hnd-J. C. BARTLETT Bepj. Qugg, Peter vanhos-
SsrO7a Wo,a-A wlramson, Henry s,hromsses,
Albert williamson, John nueser.
Thud Ward-curts Judson, T. D. Winchester, A. Z.
Gavin. II q. Eoss, J. A. Msndeville
iesnh Wdrd-Chas Lersrasn, Roht simpson, J. n.
Fowler, John Van Imzsr, q. Clay Eobe.
FVh bord-A. NJ. BsmuEer, j. a Bennett q. A. Bar
rey, J. W Parke, John Hewcii, Jr
Stgh Wdrd Peter Goodenougb, Joseph Carlsls, J. o.
Heath. J RI Wiliams, william Ice
| Saenh Hard -rr. Bcrj. Drake, Chas Peck, David
Logsp, ~. wright Hell
tlgAh Ward lNarraN, y. MILLER, Willis BlAok.
ftono, Thomas Ridder, ". y I. Chapman.
Ninh Wdrd-Jenerson Berriaa, James Anderson, q.
| Duare. samuel CupDisgham, Jacob Cholwell
Ttsgh Ward IN. q. Bradford. Thos. Dfing. r. H. n.
Har . Hcrstio Reed n ; Hurnr.
FisnBh Hard.-I I. johnson. p. G. Lemon L. O.
sues. Geo Raymond. Peter v. Husted.
HtelCh Ward,-John N Conwel, Geo. Aver, war
Irady, VIM. Oakley, Tlos. Jackson.
Thrts,nh Ward Henry Rress Allan Cooper, Il. H.
rtlatdsop, Edward soper, A. W. smith.
NtrforhW1o -Bsncdct lewis, Jr, VIM. :. Wood,
Geo Iiohberton, lsaac Foyer
Tyt,nh ua'd-Chestcr nrlggs, Lester Irving. J. d.
swan. J. Brown, q. II. sheldon.
.Sine.nh Ward &c. Clark, I. o. Waters Waldo 1ut-
chrs, r. Barrie, y. Dean
S,upfanh Ward H G. Mills, u. n Kendall TJe<.
mtn Mass, W Pardon Jr A. D. Bald.
ttgh'.,nh Ward John Ridley, g. N. Thompson, j. ".
Cross Thomas Aston, W. ~. Tay Tor.
Atrs'esnh Wdrd--T. Hyatt l.. X. Kerr levi Hat r
Mcknight, jacob Acker
Ttyntieh lldTd.- kleazcr johnson, Ahner Brown A.
7. Cowtnhoven, Oscar Tay lor, Albert Granger.
rterY first WGvd. ~. y Cook, =. II Pickney, WIN. r.
jackson. 5. s. Ward, q. W Van Stavezen.
1atsn;p second WdFd-G. striker, ~ Clark, G. Tutuev
II. Y. Jolcy, W. NJ. Leggett.