The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-06-03
New YORK, May 81, 1871

New YORK, May 81, ls4l.
To the Editor of the Union
Old Tammany has spoken--as told you in my last she
woodland spoken WE'LL too A regular meeting of the
democratic general committee was held last night, when
the following resolutions were adopted:
DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN GENERAL COMMITTEE. AT a
esy
May &c. the following resolutions, offered by John b.
Haskin, OF the eighth ward were adopted:
Resolved That dsapprove of the action OF the Demo-
cratic National Convention, in not determining properly
unfortunate divisions which have existed in this State
Resolved That in sending delegates to said convention
bound, Consequently, good democrats. submit
to the demna it has made and to the Of action
Rsssped that viii ill., Cordially Support the
Of LEWIS CASS for President and WILLIAM O. BUT
Resolved That, bwying all di.nsons, invite all true
democrats ,oho love the great principles Of the party, and
Park Monday the 18th day of June o'clock in the
afternoon to respond to the nominations OF the ustrous
OF the United States, and of the gallant WILLIAM BUTLER
for Vice President
Resolyed, That the ayes and be published with the
proceedings
ney Emanuel Ha 0 NJ FaIon NJ T'f Brennan, Andrew
Thompson, Richard 7 Compton, Dan. E. Delavan John
Miller, William connelIy Ashe Reed Richard , Smith
Amos F Hatfield, William Gage, Dennis McGa5ty, Ter
s isaac Fowaf, Charles Fletcher George H. pur-
Downing, Elijah Thorn, Henry Shields, John Cochran,
John McGnn, Theodore Sedgwick, John Fitch-Nays L.
ROBERT H. MACLAY,
Chairman.
T M.1.o X; P P,yIoS Secretaries
To understand the full importance of this movement,
you must know that in the committee for this year, (eec
ed in March asto the interest known barnburners
largely in the ascendant-probably three to one but
majority of two to Truly this is good beginning
and we may trust, soon look forward to perfect har
mony and concert OF action the part OF our brethren
Nearly one half OF those who voted in the affirmative
have been classed banburners; but the course they
have now taken is sufficient proof that however strong
their preudces may be for against Individual they
will not allow these preudces to sway their political
tion but that they will march in body breast to breast
shoulder shoulder with the of the party in the
support of the regular ticket The truth is, the masses
can object to be gained in this wild Quixotic
movement OF few restless asplrants Honest IN their
opinion and belief OF certain measures, doubt not many
OF them are but at the time they democrats
have always belonged to the democratic pary and to
suppose that they going Oft into any disorganizln
movement which will only tend to the election OF whg
not.
Such the action here of the members of this mpor
committee at its first meeting since the nominations
and very full meeting it Such will be the action
of the throughout the State; and there will be
little disposition to sustain the adverse action OF any U
convention the god June there would be to
tain proposition to go bodily over to the wings
The meeting to respond to the nomination of Cass and
Butler, you will see is called for the 10th June and you
may look for of the largest meetings ever held in the
city TAMMANY HALL, JR.