The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-10

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The following list Of officers then read and adopted
CHAIRMAN.
JOHN q. CISCO, ESQ.
VICE PREs1DENTs:-
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a. Il. Herriek. l3-RIvsrd L. Doaneiy.
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Fiere.ce McCsrtby. George Aus6elL
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Geo. Gl.sier. l7-Jahn coshr.ss.
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Csrshsn Cowen. p.tk aaElroy.
~ Sherman Rrowreu l9-John Quinn
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Edmnnd A. Stewart a. A. Phillips-
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-C. Is. Woodruff. l3-Davii oKeefe.
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-!bsodere 1imolat. i6-Johp pheisn
Il. T. Gilmore. is-Risse,i smith.
VIM s Duseubury. l9-Garret II. striker. Jr
The following letters received -
LETTER FROM THE HON DANIEL 3 DICKINSON.
BiSGHAMroy, Jane & 1874.
Your fovor inviting to attend and address moet
g Of democratic st Tammany Hall ratfying tho nonnl-
IN of Franklin Pierce for President, and William
Ing for Vice President is before me; and employ no
.re nhrnse when you that most deeply regret
inability to attend by reason OF baiiness engage
erts already too long delayed 10y the unexpected
nunnce OF the Baltimore Convention by the unani-
ous voice OF my district, sent decgat. to that
,nvestion with The expectation that would employ
honorable efforts to procure the nomination IL
.ntri Cnss-ap cxpcs,atiop which had mel her the
uht or the inclination 70 disaopout although
anticipated at the tim. Of my appoint
pdp red m
sing With what fidelity dsch ,rgsd my trust, lot
~ IN Tarsl Of history record II IL enough for mo
ts my oorrc was greeted by approving smile,
ANGELS above, ut the time and that The path trod
as literally with flowers While we cannot bnt
grct that III. illusrions statesman upon whom our ex
IONS have ccutred for the first Office in the gift of
e people not selected We can unite onr congratu
tiops that il y conferred upon one 40
in.n;y worthy the free will Offering of the demo-
t.cy u the Union. l know and kpow well, Frank
y Pierce and William u. King TWO more hlgh-
ndcd ard shpporabe men have never lived They
u do hsnor 20 the party which has selected them its
andsro bearers, and TO the stations to which they viii
elected by acesmaton. The dom cratic party which
~ te,n unfortunately distracted and divided By the
t,on - the baltimore Convention IL united upon the
N unanimously signated and upon national plat
I'M winch can h, read without mlgnifying glasses an
udcr tood without the aid Of dictionary II Is now
pom its ancient footing aud upon the road to an old
hiohcd victor have The honor to be with KIM re-
q yo,r iiiend u. 5. DICKINSON.
LETTER FROM THE nos. wM. l.. MARCY.
,N,Irwxn.- ALBANY. June 1851
have received your invitation to attend the meeting
The assembled democracy II the city OF New York at
hmnsny Hall 10 ratify the nominations al the ctndi-
atss for President aud Vice President recently male by
n D'mocratic National Convention. very much re-
rtt that cannot he erosent that orcason TO join
hem ~ ehouid be msst happy TO 10 IN expressing
cart! concurrence in these nominations and tho other
ruc,.diDgs ot that body
Ny knowledge Of the political character Of the dsti-
ui1hod democrats presented for our sufr.ges and my
trsonsl acquaintance with them cpable m, to speak
A. conndrwt boidness of their eminent oualc ,Lons
br he statiou they have been indicated to kll
her TO our country in situations Of great
ibuty their fidelity to democratic prime iples
nd their devoted atachscnt to the constitution And
b. union OF the Sta,s- commend hm to favorable
ccs,d and do not allow myself to doubt FOR
4 the democrats of this state viii rally with
non ups Mint and zea H. their support. I look to
uoecss NJ oua party at the approaching election
the only means Of susuting To the country an able
roorupt and economical adm ration ~ our public
Mars Should the people cpnirm--ss confidently be-
they wi-the choice of The convention. they VIII
cure To them ncivss this sigpui blessing. scarcely
ed 20 give the assurance that whatever ! can do Ia
ng about this nuspeious result wilt be doUe. am
nth great respect, your obcdiont servant,
MIR DANIEL sicKLEs then read the following resolutions
hich were previously read In the committee, by Mr.
ohm bctler Of the Union Hotel
Resolved That the democracy Of the city Of Now York
sscubled in mass in Tammnpy Hall now, heretofore