Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-12-28
NEW YORK
GREAT MEETING AT TAMMANY HALL. IN
SIipPORT OLE TIE -


Never has public meeting been called in this city for
higher objects or with holer motives than that which as
sembled in the Hall of the party on Saturday Evening
Even opposition though warm and vexed from the recent
conflict, has caught the enthusiasm of the Proclamation
and responds to its lofty AMI parental appeal with a long
au! loud well done.
At Meeting of the Democratic Republican Electors
OF the City OF New York. held at Tammany Hail. on SA
nnldy Evening, the 18th Of December, pursuant to call
OF The Republican General Committee, take into cons
deraiion the late Proclamation Of the President of the
United states, on motion Of his Honor the Mayor Abra.
ham Boodgood, Esq, was called to the chair Saul Alley
ana Preserved Fish, Esqrs, appointed Vice Pres
dents, and James l. Roosevelt, Jr, and Benjamin Ring.
gold, Secretaries.
The chair having explained the objects for which tbe
meeting had been called Mr. Roosevelt rose and observ-
ed that he about to ocr for the consideration of his
fellow citizens there assembled, series resolutions on
subject upon which the public feeling throughout the
country was deeply excited, and which appeared to en-
gross the thoughts Of all 1t was no less question on
whether the American Union, and with it the American
name anu all IFS haIowed and glorious and Inspiring asse-
Gallons should be preserved, and cherished and perpetual
ted-Or IN few short months, perhaps davs be cassed
with the things that fnoreJist as were the com
plnts OF Southern BRETHREN CALLING and grinding az
were the restrictions under which they labofed and ar
IDENTIFY as he desired TO these grievances redresscd
hey were all as nothing compared with land hathed in
Oc blood Of It's own children and Union the lairest and
best that patriotism smiled upon dissolved into its
original elements To avert if possible such catastro
pe was an object worthy of the best exerioDs of all men
Of all parties After further glowing appeal and deem
heartfelt euogium upon the and wisdom Of the Pre-
siucbs Ffocldmalion TO which the audience loudly and
I
following resolutions, which put by the chsr and
unanimously adopted.-.N y. Standard, Dec To-
ReS0Ued That as it is the right so also il is the duv Of
he citizens OF free republic, great and trying occa-
SONS TO assemble and confer together and express their
purposes in order not only 70 instruct to strengthen
er public iunctionares, and by the creation and exhibit
ton OF 0ydt Potcer, 10 supercede IL possible the neces
sy OF a resort TO physicdi potcer.
Resoiced, hereiore, That approve Of the call Of
this meeting.
And whereas IL appears 10 this meeting that the doc
time Modification, heretofore only taught and debated
but now openly put in practice in Of our sister States
under The formal and solemn sanction Of Convention
and regular legislative body is incompatible with le
existence Of The Union contradiced expressly by the lei
ter OF Tie Constitution, Unauthorized by its spirit and de-
/ fore,
Hesoired, That while we sympanize with our South.
cru brethren in the grievances Of which they complain
Ahl indulge The hope Of their speedy removal by cons
n"2n'i means we folly in the determination Of
we Felden 10 enforce the laws, while they exist and
70 preserve the Union, and the whole Union full end en-.
u'e' unnamed and unnuulated at every sacrifice and al
every hazard Immense checdng1
ana where's, u represented at the great body Of
""f fellow cizeo without Distinction Of party are desir-