New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-07
GENERAL NOTICES.
" Adjourned Meeting q the Demo

re- Alan Adjourned Meeting Of the Demo-
cratic Wtis- ana us insnas ~ - ~ SY,s
fe'I a be segetieclh Ward Hotel late The Henry { sy
House on the evening Of Tuesday ne % o. sti rinlei
iss Tor tie purnYse Organizing x t-h and kesfy C-h,
JosFrH McKEEs re- ~-al -sHed % tle Char and JoHS
FIScH vas sppo.uied Secretary. .s ~.
Tie g.. 90 and Laes u The Hcu-n a. Il aly
Club Of e Sevel eelfl W ari, were hen read uy Alle"
Thou gs0u Esq and uusu inols approved all tdnrts
rot .I.es r. ii chcoca and k0ber Ma ef were men
sn4orfrd ng ODE Char heuuuc Clnu.i-', n lrif- u
re meet nc .ltt8l- per-ons f0r OHccrs ~ uf t.l'
frffe e Comm lice is ou'. and a o-er ie- Nlfis
the cllrsc OF he selle. ar.s nam'ef oi signatures
re Re.rng committee having reported, lie follow ng
cer eeu We r. uranimou-iy cnoseu Dce- OF hr '-p-
Prei.leH'-w LILLIAN EIBbAkD ,,.....u ro,,,,.
Jfce ffaff-Js,ffs RE.fNsFpS- hlt.h ~ Fyh' ~.
tyr Gas TAfP-s. IALNA HUI a. ,. AD' Dto' ~
CstEs. JOINS " PaLnGs ard GO. scsnA ilIl.....
EAAc DAYTON, Re''rsng sscreiNy
fosfrH KEESE. Cor'eT7adin, serve'1Tt
avlEEs NoUsT TrtlrUer
gr..,frs ,if',e-Chsrles Leach joseph C. Plnck-
rev benjamin. Mern Jacob D Young. John Io'lsenI'
Joseph McKeen. Waler Bryce, Simeon h. Alderman
Jis,1, Conm.,ise-Joh1 Finch. Edward Edwards, W.
liam Turner. Nsucer Bacsus. Atm. Van bo-srfcA.
.lsdihrg C5mrites-An5rew Ihomp-ol' Samuel SEOUL
On ino,oa. the P-s -ui ee-, conducted 'oihe Char
by Committee appoinien ioF .al W pys., 60 ' %
ne char tloqueliy addressed me Cab Oh TIE 'J'ca '
''I 5e.o,r va. then offered by Mr. Joseph c Paekney
relative 0 froclrn1 Banner of he tu' ana UNANIMOUS
4.o. resolution sa'horzng he Executive Committee
o. Mas MeflIfEr ~ -ii- f'f'-7 N't '''- 80
.oigoa was then offered by Isaac Dayton relative 10
ne co6pera i,n OF this Cur i he Cubs or other A-so
csof Of The Wings and trends OF Ia'lof ana n.Ir y.
th. other Wards # me CIV fo The purpose = general
organization II the Cry, and unaniin asy adopted
Nr Isaac DAYTON h-n addressed The Cub. ard on CON
culinE acrrd the following Re-oulcrs
Resoifcd. That seadfasty adhere 10 ile Constlil'n
of country % came from he HANDS OF " ann ~
the yorhe who framed iss was acted upon by N sell
lnlinn aud he patrols who succeeded hm
h0ifcd That we loos upon hose VINO are SUI ns 70
rann De-. of
.ttfio hv attempting cfienQ t'e ares OF slavery A.
oi.unelsis. nuers, and foes Of the welfare OF our COM
Re.aired That in General ZAcnARy TsyLoR. from biz
gh.or" ard irankness ana integrity IRON il- pm "
re peel flr and Submission the civil power n I'll cases
FROM biz moderation mdnes. and humanity rom i, eA
alt private and social character H. virtues al -
agd undsuued courage ana heroisn we behold s
ia.uious o1wcs u he greet iauei oi us c0S-"! me
Ecoi'S Thai ii,arv Leader though ne be, the man
,yio can conduct army through TAO csmpal No. disuu
guisief by yaor which hrs proudly eihanced e ale oi
the American ans ana IN which victory nas c'3"dtl upon
,ory ana \, ho L. able 10 say the conclusion, General
Tsvlor la. sad Not drop Of American blood was si
by my oidtf1 WINE IN AieNiJp n'i .n' .. " - % -.
ceQ "a ne beat ~ haut oe-eiFte Le Auii''a 'oN |
spect. end lasting gratitude g ne country 81.
Hc1ire3 To me language Of General Taylor thsi me
pcTsonr opinions Of ihr lndFloual Nho may
cguy the Executive Chair ought not i0 coniio he acoh i
Cpress upon ilesions OF domestic policy, n0s onti -
objections 10 Doe interpreted where questions OF Conslol
a cover lave been settled ty Ae various pafLell- OF
Government and acqlesced ln by ile people ,,, .
Ierircf Ths from these COMMUNICATIONS. We WI give "
the election Of General ICHaaY TAYLOR, ~ President OF
the I rfed STATES our faithful and hearty support
Re.olt,d That we regard Negro Slavery a. q great ana
CRYING evil ~ OBJ reference alike 90 the morals, Tue folcs
and Dr. Industry Of the States exists, snd usi cur
onooou 10 lie Introduction Of slavery into territories Of
tie Unoi Slaes Free. is firm aud uucompromi-'ls
that witness with f-engs RI sacred AID paHouc .Hu
fiction "a. prevalence, 10 great extent N uest stN
au0ny our r. low citizens of the southern states, ara maj
we bail ne nomination u ZACHARY TAYLOR 10 the once OF
President II ihe United Sises and q tie Whole people a..
the nd nation Of candidate 1T once moderate, liberal ana
honest, upon whom all who participate n hese senn' me-
neither 81 South al The North may safely rely ana
unite eir SURFACES.
EcoIrci That the character and position o. Gen AfLo
fairly enable and entie him receive ne support Of mod
crate men every parry division OF our fellow cuAes ana
tht all who are grateful for public services among Inc mos
important ana merOnOus which be rendered 20 me Re
public: AL " no admire high talents skill valOr and success
ell 40 approve and respect The exercise 81 efes pO".
with cOnsumnae genus commanding dignity ana lpHes.
fobearaufc may honOraDy and consistently JON III e4tt9
ine b m 10 the Presidency. 80,
Reofe9 That n our candidate for ice President OF me
United States MILAhD FILLMORE, " behold Il an whose
hcieni public have been paranc uni pene 10 le
country ana that viii give him our hesriy ana oetri-
mined support for the high and honorable sHOn 10 Wch
be has been nominated - . =,
After an eloquent speech from Mr. Herman NJ Romeyn,
on the objects Of the Club the prospects OF the campaign ana
the subjects of the Resolutions the Resolutions were ua
uously adopted. es
as he evening for the meetings. Of The Club
MONDAY evening of week was then named iof NE
first mcetiur the Executive COmniee which Includes
sI the Ofcefs and Committees az III Club
Amer some farther business proceedings on mouon lhe
CLUB id ourned 70 meet again on ednesdsy egenS ION
Sept inst. a. % o'clock WM HibbAhD Iie'
JoHN Finch, Temp sec. -
ISAAC DAYTON. Rec. sec. ~ i