Daily national Republican., 1863-04-28
A Meeting Of the Second Ward UncOn-
dItIonal Union Voters.

The above meeting took place last night al
the Franklin Engine House, ior the purpose
OF selecting five delegates TO a general cOn'
ventiOn Of similar number from each ward, to
meet at Temperance Hall to nominate candidates
for the offices Of Collector, Register and Surveyor
alBo for the purpose OF nominating a candidate for
Alderman Of the Second ward and three Council
men and an Assessor for the same.
The meeting was called to. order by Lewis Gle.
phanc, Esq, who nominated Z. Richards, Esq, for
chairman, which was unanimously adopted.
The Chair briefly stated the OlyCct OF the meet,
ing, when Mr., L. W. Dorsey was chosen secretary.
Inc following resolutions were then Offered to
the meeting, and passed unanimously:
HSOircd, That this meeting now proceed To elect
hyc delegates to represent this wand In a cuuN ell.
tIun to hr composed Ui the same number Vi dele.
gates from CaCn Ul the sevenwArds to meet for the
purpose uI nominating candidates iOr Collector
RcgIstCr, Hud surveyor, tu be supported by the
friends VI the Administration anu all the unuOn.
dIiiuGal Union men uI Washington At the aIr
prOaChng municipal election; aud We further
recommend aud NV lte such convention to meet nj
Temperance Hail I'm street, between Ninth aud
Tenth) on FRIDAY, May /, at y, III, to make such
nominations; and we do hereby pledge the uumi
nees ui that contention our unqualified and hearty
support.
Be il rcsOlrsf, &c., That the secretary of this meet
ing be requested aud instructed to solicit iron
Nlessrs DIXON and Richards, the candidates Tor tht
cUlectOrbhp, An Immediate reply to the following
lutvFrOE NOIrs IIIst. " Ill You abide hy the deUl
sion Of the runN entIOn ui the unconditional UniUI
men OF Warrington second. WIN YOU give the
nominees Of that ,OnN Cutiun your hearty and IN
qualified support And that he publish the replIe
iheTr.o As soon 40 practicable after the receipt o
them, or Ia ctsC Of failure Uu the part Of either O
both candidates 10 reply, 10 mnk" public state
ment OF the fact through the press OF This city.
The following gentlemen were unanimously
chosen by ballot Delegates to the uoul rutlou:
A. Graham, W. 4. Cook, L. ". Dorsey, A. s. DAut
| aud A. j. n. Baker.
The nomination Tor Alderman ntNt coming uI
MeHsrB. 4. W. Thompson aud Geo. H. Plant wer
| nominated to the meeting.
A ballot being taken, resulted as follows: ]. "
| Thompson received I3OyOtes, and Geo. II. Plan
received one vote. Mr.. Thompson was declare
unanimously a ctndldrIc Tor Alderman.
For Councilman, the following gentlemen wer
declared nominated rrd uOye, there being nu uthe
names proposed Messrs. samuel brown, Gcorg
T Raub, aud L. u. Ward.
For Assessor, J. W. Dorsey.
A resolution was then submitted for the cOnsiJ
Grafton Of the meeting, and adopted, declaring
TO be the expression OF the ,ews Of this meetin
that the cO0rJe Of the present National Admins
trstion Is patriotic to the highest dcglec, an
| pledHng the unconditional support oil that gOurs
| by our nominees, AMI by this meeting
Mr.. Clephlnc remarked that there appeared /
the papers - call for Iurcting to be- held o
Wednesday evening, n the Medical College, on
street, near Twelfth, 10 -ect five delegates to tn
Convention 10 nominate Collector, Register an
Surveyor hut iHasmuch ns that call appeared sui
sequently 10 the call Tor this meeting, the speake
claimed that the delegates selected this evenin
should he duly chosen, and offered resolution tina
when this meeting adOurns II rhHIl adJUurn to NEE
again on Wednesday evening NJ the Medical Co
lege to sustain the nominees selected this cvenin(
which was adopted by acclamation.
After some brief Temarks by the different nom
nces, the meeting Adjourned