New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-23

MKrrIKa or THK OLD-LISE WHIGs-Lsst even
ing an adjourned meeting of the Wing General Com
mit.ee was beld at Thorps Hotel corner Of Broadway
and Eighth street ex-C ouncilman Webb in the chair
After caHnR the roll and reading the minutes, General
Tallmsdge Chairman Of the Committee Of Five,
deputed at the Lac, meeting to tender the Hon. DE
Peyser Ogden the nomination for Mayor. and also 70
wait upon the Republican Mayoraliy Convention and
inform them of their action, reported tha; the Com
mittee had visited the Republican Convention and in
formed them Of their nomination.
The only attention that the Convention paid to their
communication, 10 lay the subject upon the table.
This conduct the part Of the Republicans toward 20
honorable man AS Mr.. Ogden, was deemed very dis
respectful, and be hoped the Wings would show the
Republicans that though comparatively few IN nam
bers, they would stand firm BY their standard Inc
Commit tee had waited upon Mr. Ogden, and rendered
him the nomination, but az yet, they had not heard
from him, and be would not probably respond until
the nominations Of other parties had been made.
Sreeches were made 6y Messrs. Jas. Brooks, Jen-
nipgs Draper Levy, Dodge, Wheeler and Others, IN
regard the treatment of the Committee they had APP
pointed 70 confer WIN and ds1psDectf and Drop
ostion was made that no further communication should
take place between them.
A motion 10 nominate candidates Tor corporation
Coupsel and Governor Of tho Almsfouse was strenn-
onsly ouposed and it was suggested that the Com
mittee confer with the American party and endeayor
10 effect an exchange. II the Americans would In
dorse their candidate for Mayor, they would return
the compliment by indorsng the nominations OF tnat
ner+v for CORPORATION Counnsel and Governor Of the
Alms- House. Quite number were in favor OF making
nominations forthwith, but they were overrued, ana
the Committee after some further discussion, sd-
ourBed until Saturday night
FiRs1 IN TIL, FIELD-A large and enthusiastic
meeting of the Republican electors of the XVIII
Ward was held last evening at Friendship Hall, in
We Sixteenth street, for the purpose Of organizing
for the campaign of 1850 and efectng union of all
the Opposition elements in support of Republican
nominations The following officers were unani-
mously elected:
Presiden-wnsm R. Stafford. viccPre'idsnts- l.
uodfoTd Mordeca l. Marsh observation-disclosures A. Clark,
Adrisn Graf jr. Tressurer-s,ephen w. Jones.
This s the rst movement in the city toward organ
ling for the Presidential campaign and shows that the
Re, u5Iicans of the XVIII are alive and moving.
TaysAsr REoRGAsIzISG.-At4 o'clock yesterday
afternoon the Committee on the Reorganization Of the
Tammany Hall Democracy assembled at Tammany
Hall and reported in favor Of monster ratification
meeting ndorsng the candidates Of that party for the
Charter election, to be held at the "Wiewam" Fri
day evening next, at u O'Clock. The meetingi to be
addressed by james T. Brady, the Hon. John A. Dix,
and Messrs 0Connor, Van Buren, Devlin, and Others
Fourth DISTRICT TANAAsY ALDERhASIc Con-
vgsrIos.-The IYth District Tammany Aldermanic
Convention met at No. l39 Madison street There
were two candidates in the field Charles Mcbride and
Jar,es Mcmahon. Mcbride was nominated by vote
of sto7.