The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-06-02

,estimony TO the same effect, and will indicate
determination OF the democratic masses oil New iofk
% an te either nth their leaders or over their
.r,-ia the support of the national democratic candl'
as Let this be done, and our glorious victory IN the
,a contest is placed beforehand beyond the reach of
ontngency or doubt
We will deain our readers no longer from the resolu-
ana themselves to say that they are published
,hout one word OF comment in the Globe and IN the
~, we fnd however, in the New York True Sun
journal which is fast commenting itself TO the favor OF
democracy, by the zeal and spirit which it displays in
uoot of the democratic cause.-the following statement
the circumstances under which they,were adopted
I Of the indication which they give OF the public feel
By:
We have the most heartfelt pleasure in laying before our
,dsrs tho proceedings ofthe Democratic Republican Cen
u Commttee which met last evening nj the Old Wig
ram It will be that the democracy of New York
~ are once united the Old platform, and present
old phalanx for the coming fight. Those iaconists
ho have looked to city In the expectation of seeing
nv norton of her tried aad democracy fater in the
ain of duty havs with the disappointment they dc
rye New York is true and we have no hesitation
uredcing that the Empire city will roll up in Novem-
nxt the strongest majority given for many years for tine
,mocrstic nominees
We ought perhaps to state, for the information OF our
mocrac friends that This meeting of the committee was
neea one called for the purpose of arranging meeting
receye report Of Il Uiica dele lates and that prop.
ion 10 that effect sgnay defeated and the forcble
nd patriotic resou ions which publish this morning
gro ado Jted by the decisive given in the proceedings
DsuocRArc REPUBLICAN GENERAL COMMITTEES AT a
smlar meeting Of the democratic Republican General
7mriee, held at Tammanv Hall, on Tuesday evening
Nav So the following resolutions, offered by John b
! ,.ku of the eighth ward, were adopted:
al Thar We SnD q the he mo
nrc National Convention, in not determining prope, ly
Sbe question which submitted to H. growing out of the
kr6lunae DIVISIONS which have existed in this State.
R,sarri Th1t sending delegates to said ,oe
ogaised ITS authority 10 decide QUESTIONS submitted
bound consequently as good democrats, 10 submit
The dfernl, mas made, and to the of action
! Lih IN its jadgmeat Was deemed best
R@prd, That we will cordially support the nomination
IotLEWlS CASS for President, aud WILLIAM o. BUT
.lER for Vice President
Rnrcd Tat bplying all dissnsons zee inpite all true
e crais lore tie great principles of the party and
rho adhne its ustges and nominations, in
Park Monday, the 18th day OF June, mt o'clock in the
fnoon to respond to the nominations of the ilustrious
and salesman LEWIS CAss, TOR the office of President
the United States, and OF the gallant WILLIAM O. BUTLER
Ib Vice President.
Rsovd, That the ayes and be published with the
roceedlngs.
AYES Nicholas Dmond Thomas Moloney, p. G.. Molo-
ey Emanuel b Hart, M Falon NJ L. Brennan Andrew
Thompson, Richard T. Compton, Dan. T.. Deavan, John
ID asken, David c. Broderick Isaac Smith, James L.
filler, William Connolly, Ashel Reed, Richard Smith,
cree J. Daily, John Mcdonald, John J. Cisco, William L
Denis, Enoeh L Camp-Ayes "a
NoBssanc v Fowler Charles Fletcher George II. Par
|el, Robert H. Maclay,' George M Morrill,, Thomas X.
Ohm MceiInn, Theodore Sedgwick John Fich-Nays L.
ROBERT IL. MACLAY,
Chairman.
,yHos K K. pRowNINa, Secretaries.
| MALACHI FALLON,