Meeting OF the Wings OF tho Fourth Ward
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Meeting or the Wings OF tho Fourth Ward


The wings Of this ward met last evening at the
Shakespeare Hotel, in very considerable numbers.
to reconsider the nomination of candidates for Al
dermen, &c. Abraham Pardon, Esq, was ap-
pointed Chairman, and S. s. ChattertOn, Esq Sc
cretary. The Secretary stated that at the last
meeting MIR. Sparks was nominated as Alderman,
and afterwards he was nominated by the native
American party, which latter nomination he had
accepted and In ms letter accepting 1t, he discaim
ed any desire 30 stand as the whg candidate, or be
ldentfed with the whig party. committee was
then appointed to nominate ticket for the coming
election. During the absence of the committee,
the Hon. Dudley Selden was loudly called for, and
complying with the call, he addressed he meeting
for about half an hour, in his logical, forcbe and
argumenaiive manner; exhorting the wings TO and
firm 10 their principles, and assuring them success
was certain, and that the whlg party never stood
better than at the present period. Mr.. Selden was
loudly applauded, and listened 10 with delight The
committee on nominations reported that they had
selected tor Alderman John w. Hubbard: for AS
slstant, +. d. Hall tor Assessors, Jacob Wander
poel, Jr. and John w. Tillou Inspectors =
King and b. w. Osborne. The nominations were
then confirmed by unanimous vote Horace
Greeley, Esq, then addressed the meeting. after
which they adjourned.