The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-03
REkT DEMOCRATIC MEETING
AT TaMMiEY HALL.
10 Young Mems Democratic Union Club and
the TammaDy Soeirfy all Out.
peeches of General Cass and Other
United States Senator's.
EAT ENT n U S l A S M.
|EC0ND ORGANIZATION IN THE PARK,
General CaSs in his Shirt Sleeves,
&C., Sc. &c

So, SO, &c
numerous meeting of the democracy took place
t night at Tammany Hail The great stars of the oc
ion being the United States 81 nators who are in this
on their way to their pective homes and are for
} occasion the guests the Young Mems Democratic
ion Club, under whose auspi ,es the meeting was
led.
This club is quite new association.
is first meeting held the 3Oth June last at tn
rcer street House. where up the present time they
d their temporary quarters.
the objects of their organic set forth In their
cular are to unite the yo uDg electors of New York
ana county, favorable to the democratic party to
ablish club room for meetings, attached to
ich ehall be reading containing papers, pamph-
books, &c. open day and evening and to establish
ONE where all democrats may receive cordial greet
fiom brothers laboring te promote the same great
ise and secure the permanence and developement of
great principles Of civil and political freedom
During the first month of their operation they worked
1ost by private means but have now, us has been
d, taken public and prominent position Their pro-
edings are conducted in strictly parliamentary man
and, far learn. have been charact terized
great regularity and order and the members are
most partial all events, young of great respecta
ty. 1t is intended that they meet from July to No
nber in each year. every Friday evenings for the pre-
at their temporary rooms, above; and for the re-
isder Of the year, monthly synopsis Of their pro-
dings to be annually published in book form. The
ustion to their ranks at present. is about five hun
d MEMBERS proposed and elected-of whom, however,
greater number have rot yet signed the roll
The officers for the first current year. are-Daniel
Taylor, Esq, President; A. r. Herrick, and L. d.
ylor, Vice Presidents ]. Mech Henry and Warren P
ith. Secretaries; S. H. Harrison, Treasurer and Tho
Charlock Sergeant at. Arms. There is q committee
ten on finance, three on printing and an Executive
mnttee Of five. These officers are to be annually
cted
With respect to the present movement the meeting Of
evening, &c these young spirits took the lead is
ID their notices for the meeting and invited the Sena
now in New York city, to become their guests dur
their stay, an invitation which, as has been seen
. very graciously accepted
However much the elder associations may have felt
ued by this precocous proceeding the part of the
oung men, and We believe there was little such
Ing they had the good taste and judgment not to
e any outward or visible sign OF It.
Tnmmany Society have tent every ala " give
bhe movement The General Committee have done
ewise but not perhaps with the same cordality.
heir invitations very generally responded to- but
eat number OF letters Of apology received from
hing members of the party, some Of the most pro-
lent Of which We give as follows -
FROM HON JAMES BUCHANAN.
wHEArLASD, near Lancaster August 25, 1862.
entlcpen-I have been honor by your kind nvi-
ion TO attend and address the meeting proposed
% held on The I'd September by the Young Mems De-
cratic Union Club Of the City Of New York for the
pose OF pr omotiDg the election Of Pierce and King
I the tripmph of democratic principles and regret
1t Is in my power accept the invitation The
same purpose at Reading. on the 4th September. and
ould be impossible for me to address both meetings
brief an interval between them. Under different
Eumstances. should gladly embrace the opportunity
ch you have presented, OF meeting my democratic
ow. citizens of New York.
ours, very respectfully, JAMES BUCHANAN.
fHoMAs GLOVER, Esq. Chairman
|IoRATIo p. CARR Secretary, &c. &c.
FROM HON. d. 8 DICKINSON.
BINGHAmroS. August 80, 1882
|y Dear Sir-A professional engagement of some stand
prevents me from accepting your kind invitation to
End and address a meeting of democrats on the I'd
H. nnion Club of the 9y of New York "p regret % NV
bity to attend for would gladly contribute all in my
yer to uphold and advance such doctrines put
b by the late Baltimore Convention and to aid the
,ton Of such men as Pierce and King who, by long
hitbful public service have proved themselves wor
| a the best honors Of the nation But have only
TO thank you for your remembrance, and to assure
that regard the of the democratic ticket be-
Id question-probably by larger than has ever
been given in conteSt'-sincerely yours, ySy,ysou
|'Hos. A. GLOVER, Chairman Of Com
Il. p. Cam. Secretary
MARTIN VAN BunEN's LETTER.
LiNDESwALp August 81, 1852.
bear Sr--I have received your letter inviting me- in
af Of the Young Mems Democratic Union Club"
address mass meeting Of the democracy at Tammapy
is source of sincere regret that feel compelled to
Iy myself the gratifca,ion Of complying with the
sst with which my young friends have honored me,
of which proof Of their respect am justly sensible.
TINA md afrrn hav ipfa poaod adj ictc
icb may not disregard, against continued partici
ion In spch proceedings patriotic and highly useful
|y beg you. ho~ever, to assure the club that
nor and admire the zeal and energy they bringing
support Of the democratic at this interesting
lis OF ts fate and that my feelings as deeply
isted in ite favor as they were.
can say to you, from personal knowledge, that the
nocI attic candidates all that you and your worthy
ocates assume them to be; and am quite sure that
he enthusiasm which so honorably distinguishes the
ion your body shall become general with the Young
mocraoy, cannot but hope 1t WILL there will be no
|ubt of our success.
Il earnest wish of your friend and obedent servant
| NJ VAN BUREN.
|Nr. THOMAS A. GLovER, Chairman sc.
FROM GENERAL SHIELDS.
WASHINGTON, August "a, 1852.
|srI have the honor to acknowledge the receipt OF
ur favor Of Tho 2sd inst inviting in behalf of the
oupg Mems Democratic Union Club.n to attend "a
land mass meeting Of the democracy OF the city and
|unty Of New York; on the I'd Of September next.
regret sir that previous engagement to visit my
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less will deprive of the pleasure Of accepting your
te invitation Satisfied that the election Of Pierce and
ng and the of the democratic principles could
he in safer hands than those of the young democracy
New York,
/ remain, sir very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
JAS SHIELDS.
II. A. GLOVER, Esq, Charm of Com, Box 1872 N Y
STOCKTON.
WAsrnsGToS, August %, 1852.
ioMAs A. GLoyER, Eeq.-
Sri have to acknowledge the receipt Of your kind
vitaton to attend meeting Of the democracy Of
ew York. ON the I'd of September / regret that need
attention to my private affairs, demand that
oul1 spend some time in Virginia immediately after
lac adjournment Of Congress- which will place Il out of
power be with You at the time fixed for your meet
q Your obedent servant,
b. r. STOCKTON.
FROM GOV. BIGLEn, or PENNSYLVANIA.
uARRisBuRa August 2S, 1852
Dear Sir-Your hateIpg note Of the 25th inst in be-
|, an OF the members Of the Union Club OF New York
|kip mo TO meet aud address them on the I'd proxmo
topics connected with the approaching Presidential
elton, came TO hand this morning feel myself high
c,mplimented by tbis invitation and under other cir
ms should not oil Go comply With your request
pt previous engagement TO attend Mass meeting IN
IL STATE about the tine designated for your meeting
deprive % the opportunity Of being with you OF
e occasion referred TO- hope that IL may be my gooe
Iune have the opportunity of meeting the member
] ,,ur Cub fut occasion