New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-25
, seDubIicnn AssocintIon.-

Seventeenth Ward kephphc"n "a w 'T,s.
AZ the Iesai :, Icoln Ball No l69 Fast Houston-st,
on I..oq0g%sy S %yIS TiIs Ward Republican Association
~, aly indorse the nomination Of the Hon GEORGE
oPDYKE G Msy0, sGS o1eF wii a is Ii.
d,,rd Thai the action OF tae 10Th AeeTmsne Convsn
M s,b pj.tris, Convention, IN nominating g. w. ANDER-
son AdeImsu meets VAN our A5net appo'ai tha'
We heartily ipdorse the same ana VIII Do al IN our power to
First Vice-Presdent, Acting President.
culRlrs Y. GRoyEs socrstary.
Al Meeting Of the XvIrn WARD REPUBLIcAN
ASSOCIATION held at Lincoln Hall Nov. n, 1851 on mo-
esred Tbat we most heartily indorse the action Of tho
n sr Of that District WILLIAM A. SMALLEY; that his
Association hereby pledge him 'hsT SoJ9i 9ggoPT
cuARtss II. Grovrs, Secretary.
Nineteenth ward Opdykc C,ub.-The Nide'eenth
Wsd OpdykS CLUB hed large and en,nnsss,i
l56l The following gentlemen elected permanent ON
CO.'S Of lhe ClGb JANIS p WALKER, Prssdehi; Dennis
M-Cabe, Wu' A. Dooley Charles McCorty, VIM D. sSart,
Adoph Ieyipger Christian scwarI. Chss L. tIos hehIy
Armstrong John tlaSer John Cooper JeTes 9ugn j.
B. McDonuei James Resi- Henry Kreps, Walter s. PucS'
C6srles Mclrer s4inuai N-lsce, SID Mortimer CnneElin
Vice Presidents: Allan ceore5 n H. Ba9coct Jr secIels'
VIM. II. DsCamp, ard Dr. Wm. H. schencs were appointed
M aney submitted the following preamble and resolutions
,Yheycas The Rcputlcan MayoiaNy Convention have
nominated the Hon George Opdyke foI Mayor aud
ICeGs lis pubic record proves him TO be honest ener
geiic and capable; therefore Geit
hcsored That recognize in the Hon. beorge Opdyse
candidate sterling integrity Of eminent executive abiy
qualifications and iuleIibe honesty viii II elected
naugurste incoupiih and economical adin'Tatioh
Of the Executive Department OF the City Oovernnelt
Re'osd That We pledse % TIE Hon 1r9ise % Hroyhb % bs
day Of election, and that We viii nse all honorable means 20
promote his election to the chief negs;lecy OF the city
The Club then adjourned TO meet sgain at the same Place
on MONDAY EVENING Nov. 25 Citizens Of the Ward,
irrespective OF party opposed to sud aid corruption IN 'he
'''' '''''''-S-'' ''' " JAMES ?. WALKER, President
Mn a 4 3 C9SEs'' ,S9oet IT, Secretaries.
Nineteonth Ward WorlsirEmen's Opdyke
Ciub.-hn Adjourned meeting viii he held t No lla East
43tss THIS Monday EVENING Nov 25 al y o'clock.
Each man bring his man "opfe9 ar lE1p
DAvIEr Foster, Secretary.
IT Twentie;h Ward George opdyke Club meet Sss
ner Of shsv and 3sdst at D. m Tie citizens Of the word
arc respectfully invited to SeI and enrol it rSr
JoHy WAITS, Vice President
Dawn McADAN, Secretary.
Twcnty.second Ward Young Mems CIub:-I
so 8,h-av Washington Hall). on MONDAY EVENING
Mo- s lse At q 3 m Al 911s men IN tSe a ~. Rs1ns
'''H -''A' '-' ''''' WM j. UNDERHILL. President.
ArFRrD }. HoAe Secretary.
ssyyids-AwsLe. ,,-TWE MY SECOND WARD
GEORGE oPDYkE CLUB-A public meeting Of The eisi
Of this Ward irrespective Of party, who desire an honest
Administration Of orr 1uuicpu boYernnfn anQ are iNo
Of the election Of tie Hon. GEORGE OPDNkE for MAYOR
win st Washington Hail. No. 6s5 h-av., on TUESDAY
EVENING Now at o'clock for the purpose Of oIgluzng
Club Eminent speakers will be present 20 sd.Iess the
meeting ISAAC o. HUNT,
Chairman Committee Of Arrangements.
Mercantile Library Association.
De CORD0VAS
NEW HUMOROUS LECTURE,
IAN OMNlB S-kIDE UP BROADWAY"
at Clinton Hal, TUESDAY EVENING,
Nov. 20, at 8 o'clock.
Tickets 50 cents,
70 be had he Iilrary Firth Pond
Co.'s. and the door on the evening OF the Lecinre
Corpora ti0n Notice.-The Committee Railroad.
Of the Bead of Aldermen. will meet in Room No. :, City
Hail. on MONDAY, the 25lh inst, OF O'Clock p TO
hesf b'h paties IN relation to the ID and hay Railroad
{ Companies. Punciu4l attendance Is requested
r. l. A. BOOLE.
CHARLES J. CHlPP,
JOHN RUSSELL,
TERENCE FARLEY,
BENRY SMITH,
Connlir.ee on Railroads.