The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-12
City pO,ftlcs.

ELECTION OF THE WOOD DELEG ALTON TO CHARLES
TON.
In compliance with the call o. the National Democratic
State Csnra Committee, meetings Of the Third, Fourth
Fifth SIXTH Seventh and Eighth District Copvenons for
The ELECTION o. delegates 10 Charleston took pas last
evening and so lar as heard from passed Of III qule
ANA arcefIy mapper
MEETING OF THE WIG GENERAL CoMMlrTEE.
The delegates elected from the several wards TO the
Wing General Committee met last evening at rhorp's
Hotel Broadway, for Organization. Mr E II Bro IN, OF
the Twel'n ward selected temporary presldeo.
The credentials Of delegates were then received There
we're present about twenty five
Some DISCUSSION was occasoned by Mr. O,kI,y of the
Ninth ward DQurug where the meeting for the election of
oel gates from Tie said that ne went Al
the proper time 70 the place where meeting was al
seitsed ie be held, and he coucnt iua Il He believed
that the g-nr-Ipen who here delegates from tas,
~sd hsa not been regularly elected II last e-
cted however :. receive tue geuemen from tina. ward
ss true the ground that ou;
tc~ prrent, many who ougbf % be there had not
received Any notice Of tins n. etiuR
Y" rAIlNapeE, Of the twenty trst dsrict moved that
the o'c'on o. he otcers Of the General Committee be
postponed unit, bex' Wednesday evening
After some discussiou motion was withdrawn
w. ;. he Pcystcr Ogden was then elected ne a,,,a
natrn the regular Pf,snepi OF the comnntec
Ness's Tsinedge and jennings appointed N wait
IN tin and ncfm him Of his eiec,ior Upon bong 60
c',rss', 10 he char by these gentlemen,
Nr OGrES sair that ne tkaa ACC IN thai, xax
but ucn this occasion he should have pref. RED c,o,
test tt.re might be ohjectou He though. ,. mas
were 'hS tsbt at" dst tue wings mad great to
rrr'm he thought that II ds pended ppoa coontnt
he 10 get vstiye Presiaen. tire Crito Sfais
cteerfotiy accepted his position should en- ;cayor
10 60 bis aa,, faithfully
Mr.. f. H. Brown gna Mr. Jas r Copephoyrp ware the.
APRON. Wee Pfesiden,s Mr. Geo W. Wheeler and ,r
iohu p Dodge, Secretaries, ana David J. Levy, Urea
Hr J. RRowN then read the following resolution &C
compau,in 4 With 40 appropriate speech moving
that tt h. atopted by the Committee
kescvsd Tia. the u. ccsp.r- il such A. "a
call irh NE trcft efef'ns oerery ~hx and lover Of his
which Gas brought the nation into fninsnt peril NAV
receive que,ua
IT DcncS addition the gong motion
~ committee Of ave be appointed n drsft address
cr ADOPTION az the next meeting and for immediate ais
rnnton Tho ohject Of that address be advise the
W 20, zanon OF wings throughout the State
i,e n,uoh vas carried, and the following gentlemen
w" "oross;-Dr John y notge, Mr. Brown Mr.
D. :. Ivy, No W. Jackson aud w. Va. 8 Tnsyer
evening ~ ""'
NhhIiSe OF TIE REPUBLICAN, CENTRAL COMMITTEE,
THIS committee held meeting ias, evening. a, their
hsac1uarers, No eis Broadway for tn. uuros. Of set
Ting AZ apparently rrerree5lc confc, ,s,va.n can
tested seais Mr.. Delaaed Smith hal ,hs chs,, and
Mr. san're1 ohciate5 a. Secretary On cabns ,ha roll
appeared most iDouhiaby that Their. were prssn, ,-o
delssofs 81 i've members each FROM each Of The f,,o
Ds wsrcs;-rhe Sixth. Eleventh. and Seventeenth T,e
fculy Of course, bad be settled else war m tho
csmp, inc. ndisr,sm, Kansas vors, aud everythnc.
and n siderable discussion ha! he
before setting Ia work A. tas II prosnsed IN an
t SPECIAL committee TO investigate ard decide tho
ANS u tLs cntss ants An vas made 4,
ION n'trn 10 the effect ihSt three connless-oue for
tAeh ward ccmpVsef Of three pbcrs each-snoua no
all ointel to SETTLE tho matter Fbss amen n1ent wss
sd ptsc and, ter CONSIDERABLE talk the follow M com
mites were ioT@ed;-for II; SiIte.pih wara-E Ketca-