The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-20
POLITICAL,

ATA MEETING or TuE DEMocRATIc UNION As
,h mcsiias order a, soock and addressed
them at length upon the Importance Of the approach
Gsarn cas- the nomnsr Of the National Democracy.
could e elected with much certainty rs General Cas
principle his sincere devotion the Union the Cont
the hands Of The Democratic National Conpen"n liz
The honor NTH and staHi.y Of the party nyelvei
erget him who Cd among tho pions the
burden battle the Demoer. ey
in Their heur q advorsy The Democracy Of the whole
friend Of the Constitution the known
maintain Integrity Of he American flag and
protect The rsht and o the american People N
candidate the Free Democracy would glorious and
The wing resolutions unanimously Adopted
Resolved That the preservation Of the and
wise and fearless That Til end the hath
d ol6cc and rate Of ation both nsed
ano interchangeable That toasa Judges TOR their judicial
the most ae. which can BE- perptra.ed ..ns.
Which d. the ye shs Character. as rGn
fore the 81 tso.e Wig presses wheh have
the Canal law reckless and unprncped IN the remest
Resolved. Tint have abiding confidence that the
thoc judges have faithfully construed
Resolved, That Of the enlargement Of the
Erie by any means which shall receive the sanction
o. the people riding :? the provisions Of the constitution.
That demand from whs executive pr ies.sdy
bic to this great work thst he shalt promptly
extra session Of the legislature at may sub
MT proper ,d r.a."nsble plan for that purpose = the
t.mot rattle party 81 the city Of York will be the
aid aud respond to it,
Retolyed That tho corruption e tho canal
tracts f. lily admurhcs all good citizens their
srapuus oce hop and t"s we eonrs.n.s Se
III" Of this State upon their deiverancc by
Of from Of the shameful spectacle. Of
public plunder In the history of this
". demand the people shall determine enlarge the Erie
Canal that the work he done upon liberal scale. with
out trayneshce and In the mode bes adapted the
Resolved. That regard the conpromse as wise and
just the witch have
distt rbed and produced divisions
tons Of the most dangerous characterthat sincerely
trust that tho Baltim Convention will
drs ocrAey Of the infinn
Resolve That the eminent qualities boh civil and mill
Il 70 dema rate all poipt alike tho selection
OF Lewis of Michigan the candidate of demo-
Of the Unior FOR the Office of President the United
States in the next election.
Resolved, That committee Of from each ward in
the city appointed 70 to Baltimore June;
and report tie eedings Of the National
vention to this association ut the first ting after their
return
Resolved That the officers this association be added
oskesoed, That The national democracy demand that
tnndidate shall be- nominated Who Is wei known he
sincere devotion to the Union and the
who will not fear maintain the honor and integrity Of
people in defiance Of the dcspotism Of all Europe.
Rec lived. That the Democratic Union Association 10
selected w the Democratic Rcrnbican BAL
tmore hoping that Louis Cas- receive that highly de-
ssr.sd honor.
The Association then adjourned until the next regular
meeting. ISAIAH kfNDERS, President,
S,s"st s' srns. }socrc.ares.