The New York herald., 1850-02-17


ITO TIE DIseCRAcY.-ran uNDsasoNEp AN
the democracy Of the :sy s.d county Of Nsx
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rquss. that eject had bssA as.vsred BY insulting Ober
have Locked to prevent the snrsnee
Of any more dsurhss before the time appointed for the
the p.eeeedns in tn. lower cennis.es room
room had been sresa open w. went % into hs
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the last named individual who and Getting with
the si:uitsI: oa%s ,miSss mingled appsIss
f.mn.ny soesy re sschs%; had rssOmmsnssd g. to the
for the s.tn BUT the Individuals Calling the
"DsDsc ato s.PubIic.n General Committee" Of which
call ,ssssgusn,y 70 the s:shs@.
~ the ssusoii Of ssehsas rsmmsny Hall and ADOPT
such support of union and harmony in the
maintain the union Of the ststss Th. fa.s
and ssTs
A%'ns
snc rush was made at Daniel T. sekss BY portion oil the
Mr. rarsy forward Alexander Ming presented
tons Duns The ;,aIG -, the sn: ~ eontn;0n
vast ajeIy; many Of them had spprehend
y,0spSs n ,hs! Ped q opao1
Rynssrs s.ms forward as the hT. and leading sps.ksr
sssae his clothes torn and violently
from the meeting room, who avowed themselves organized
By vs s Of
the d.,urs.ncs s:sovsssd that ms was q;
principles At Tammany Hall has been defeated by hired
that Tammany Han open TO the admission Of
and thar Rynas,s has the to
ard which latter .ddr the rioto9s msetn
uniop, win understand though our patriotic
tenion in this mespg has thus been for time thwartsd
esed in which shall unguessionably reflect the
We th. more regret he referred because
was desire c have .usn,ssd l.srs from ssna.s Cas-
The .od,e Of those who presumed to attend this meet
PoSso viii not a.son Ss. who Know sh
From what has already been stated it will appear obvou
that III. design Of such men as KyDdsrs PSdy
1
for their profit the that the comb
patton tf treackery and dupcy prevent the
darcy Of those who stood S eur country and the principle
%hS they %
elee ion Of Whg Pr, silent We time
and cannot sssocist with them We think IL nhnite
portant that the integrity Of party should
'h.s once sy ,ns %n usT ssu Sus'
volvins the sacrifice Of principle.
Dated, February l6, lS50
Il. \. WESTERN. Chairman Dem. Rer
GEO j. JOHNSTON. Chairman commi..e
Arrsnkts Ieupg Mems Genl Com.
EDWARD O. WEST, Chairman Com Arr
Dem Rep. Gen1 Com.
HENRY II. BYRNE, secy Democratic Re
publican General Committee.
ROBERT J. DILLON, JAMks T. BRADY,
JAMES l. RosEvELr, WM. WAINwRIoHr,
DANIEL 3. SIcKLEs, THOMAS GILMARrIN,
AUGUSTUS ScHELL, yro. 8. McKBBIN,
h r. huLLIeAN, DANIEL GEARY,
THos. J. BARE, HEvrY IT, BYRNK,
Committee OF Arrangements Dem. Rep Gen1 Com.
d IRA BAkER. A. B. ROLLINS,
PArRIcK BRADEN, yoHS DoHEaTy,
JAMES WEIGHT, CHAs. II. LYONS.
ORLANDO GkkY, yAnEsM. GLOVER,
GEORGE CooK, garrett II. SrRIKrR, Jr
BErJ'r A GuIRr, JAMES n. TURNER.
Committee Of Arrangements Of Young Mems DEM Rer
Gsn1 COMMITTEES.