New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-08
- Regular Meeting of the General COM
" - Democratic Nbig Waning Wen WAS

"a Regular Meeting Of the General COM
N nb,ss ef Democratic Wing Young Men was
ssHsasT Head Quarters, the Broadway House, on FRI
III ~ EyENING, June 4, 1852.
~ ,s,nce of the Chairman the Committee was called
.-js by DANIEL BOWLY, Esq, the First Vice-Char-
n,nute Of the last meeting read and approved
=. secretary reported the following members as having
sr from three successive m settings: H. Purdy l4tR
&C Meyers, 18th Ward and j. T. Barnard, 10Th
~ allowing names were handed TO the Chair from the
Nh Nnd Delegation 70 t the vacancies already existing
n rma Delegation Geo w Dlss, saml W. Johnson and
ms w Underhl. The XVIII Ward Delegation handed
nsue Of Chss A. Stuart 10 fill the vacancy caused by
!, ys,oysl Of Mo emus from the Ward.
the sbsence Of the Chairman Of the Executive Com
s, Mr. Townsend from said Committee, reported that
n Jont Executive Committee had passed the following
,puen al recommended the same 70 the General Com
ryse Of Democratic Wing Young Men Tor concurrence
IN he Senior Committee
Enrd That the Chairman Of this Committee attended
l,lsmembers wait Mr. Mesgher, TO congratulate him
his escape from his unjust confinement and tender to.hm
he name Of the General Committee Of the Democratic
WIG Young Men, and of those they represent cordial
4 welcome 10 this city.
The Txscutiys Committee further reported the adoption
\, he Joint Executive Committee OF recommendation
s he appointment of special committee TO make az
s,,sn,ps for Ratification Meeting and in accordance
v the spt Of said resolution, submitted the resolution
4 hI0EBs ,..en..... ,,,,..
Ywf Men, That Special Committee Of one member fron
al Ward be appointed TO confer with any similar COM
APPOINTED behalf OF the senior OoHint-
s With power to fix suitable time aud place, and
nj, proper arrangements for grand Wing Ratification
puie to ratfy The nominations OF wing Candidates Tor
hsPedsncy and VcePresidency OF the United States
The report being accepted, MIR Thome moved the adoption
M Dean moved to amend by having two separate and
anci meetings the part OF the senior aud another
On Tie part OF this Committee.
NJ fownse nd called for division OF the question, and
moved the adoption Of much OF the report related 70
TIE question having been taken the resolution
m0wly adopted
Mr. Thacher moved that Committee OF Five be ap.
,ned 10 make the necessary arrangements and prepare
% address to be delivered 10 Mr. Meagher; which motion
sg prevailed The Chair subsequently, appointed Messs
iashef MOrgans, LalOr, Wakeman, and Ely such Com
Mr. Dean then renewed his former amendment to the re-
usnns resolutions contained in the report OF the Execu-
av,aI additional amendm suits were offered and several
,gua y order Iassd The amendmens however, having
Essn Withdrawn the question REQUIRED to the original
ngon the adoption Of the resolutions contained IN the
npOt Of the Committeei which same were unanimously
Tbs Chairman Of the Corresponding Committee being
sed upn Cor report stated that he not yet prepared
p,ps,n one A. d. on motion, excused from reporting
re CbaiTmaa Of tile Printing Committee stated that
having discharged its duty OF printing the rules He there
nothing present in the hands OF that Com mttee and
hat they ready for anything The Committee had to
M Carroll moved that Committee Of three be appointed
uske arrangements for procuring communication tickets
Mmh Wings contemplate visiting Baltimore during
he sitting Of the Wing Convention; which motion having
haehtE aud Riddle, such Committee
Mr. Thaehtr then submitted the following preamble and
resolution;
Baltimore on 10th for the purpose representing to
DE Wig party candidates. for the offices of President aud
hee Pies dent Of the United States; and
BAeta. The members of this Committee, each reserv
bis opinions and preferences as TO the candidate
whose should be presented have oonhdet &c IN the
wisdom ana patriotism Of said Convention; ths.etOre
koOited That the members of this Committee pledge
henst Ives the Wings Throughout the Union 10 support
he domination which shall then be made by said Wing
The preamble aud resolution being seconded Nj Carol
Ssitdihe following as a substitute; IL, -. -.
HAeeas, The Wing National Convention Will meet on
he 18th Of June TO express the opinions OF their constitu
u and to nominate candidates 10 be supported BY the
Ng PARTY fol- the offices OF Pre- sdent and President
nd whereas II settled conviction that majority OF
1.-THE people Of the United States have acquesced IN the
Cnplomise Of 1850 necessary the continued pesce
NJ Maternal Citations of every section OF this expanded
eliy-is expression OF confidence in the wisdom that
b their introduction, and the patriotism as well as the
NSsigly which enforced their adOpton-have given TO
&nA permanent sanction above all DESTROYS that our
Any sa be, and always continue TO be boSd National
pUy, whose enlarged and liberal views hoaesty atred
Ed tsyot,d enforced, are the surest guarantee OF the
Hees Of vital principles we here rvatirm our own
1eueiiOus OF "the hnas OF that adjustment OF vexed
penis and ard, that the National Conven-
zoo WILL a. with one vece, adopt them as part and portion
Dep stsorm OF great principles upon winch the Wing
patty, North and South East ard w est will enter into
0sls,i that 80 begun insUIes victory Therefore
h,oted, That strong IN the faith that the Union OF
mas party for the s'ks OF the Sn'on should 9 be our
19 assured by our common adherence 10 the Cons.t-
won sod It's conprCmiseso the maintenance OF all the
N-o the protection and observance Of a the rights of
o. PEOPLE In whaever section-we viii adhere 20 Che
Tea and the nominations OF the National Convention, pedg
70 It's expressed opinions ar principles, well Is 10
boainees an enthusiastic and undivided support.
Jackson seconded the resolution, and called the pre-
nssptston
M l,,ysn moved to table.
The latter notion after debate having been with
,~a the call for the previous question was renewed; but
ne COMMITTEE bsvng refused second the call
AeSSfs ~,
Jackson, ana ohers taking pet therein The question
upon the sabsltute OF MI IaIroiI tue ayes ana
~ were demanded The following the vote
Nes-hesus Townsend, SELL Riley Wadsworth, Grid
StnoIl Dean, Baker, RysS, Cooper, Howard rhoTae,
eneA komsine Phelps JOhL son. Jackson and Leete-l8.
rSYs- mssus Welsh, Henderson. Bowlsy, Palmer,
hef leggsit Hale, Steele, Marks Williams, Moegans,
B,nse.e uMefhsrson Levy Lake; rhayeF Lsor Green,
hSenes Hunt Lyon, Wakeman, Harrey, Stuart, Brown,
Asss Hodsknson, Ely, Budd, Miller and Rockwell
~ Substitute was declared lost
aassaisn recurring the ogioA resolutions the pre-
question was called. The call tor the Prev ques-
ID Az been seconded and the Committee having de-
ue main question should be put the question was
49, ee resolutions offered by Mr.. rhsebeT and de-
A., s@rsd by tie following vote
ps~a hesGs Townsend Sell, Welsh, Riley, Henderson,
NM. I~snef, ThseheT, Leggeit, Hale, Steele Marks,
.wse Is MeIsapS EdmOnos, McPheIson. Levy, Wade
nj b1S 1rdiey, ThaN eT, BAKER LsloI Greea. Her
"a. - h9nt Lyon. S;osdlll Harvey, Stqa,t, Brown,
ss 1900 hoegkason, Badd, Jackson Miller, Rock
,S.ss G W PHELPS. and $ ". Johnscu voted in the
Ga bat aiserwSrd slated that they did account
w heenius aud obnoxious manner in which the mo
u.s Vceetd the resolution they serward changed
NJ sote 70 the Affirmative
S canOll and Dean Of the 9th Ward wished to be
st, 20 entertain the sentmeGts contained n the sub
NJ shc voted 10 the Affirmative.
% ne tIth Wad, processing against the neccSsty,
NJ - voted Ia the affnnsiive
Prf OF the 18th Ward wished 10 be excused from
oaAS notsoa was made that he be excused which up
H<seS se was lest; wheIEpon reconsideration was
pt No. oSued, when the motion 70 excuse was again
he when M. C0ooer declined voting account OF
y.hewoses " " '' 'S "
,.warc, OF ,he lSgd Ward declined voting for the
ana on account OF insult having been offered
NJ sTe.saeee By the mover
q the 18th Ward, declined voting stating
49,. 49,, maj be would not &c driven by any body.
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NJ Ns-ns.
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