The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-18
The New Refosm Hlovement
MEETING OF THE AMERICAN PARTY LAST EvEs mo
THE NINTH WARD IN THE PIELD.

THE NINTH WARD IN THE PIELD.
In pnrusDce Of the following call meeting wss hsd
at tie Be+eksr sreet House last evening"
TER ArrhIcAs PAnTr-Irs rv,soIrsxs-i In favor q
ten free ,Oboo idspendest the control or nters
n fave. The si,hss
ssns able t r saH.ssas ard srs
,. ss y 20 e. ,,S y
in avor s.eripg s,icau intssests by nesins
free trad m AL ..i'es pine necessity 70. the p,
which eessr into competition with ths peodu'ts of
ss fsror ,.ra, system % ha-bor ..d river In
= e. sr:. e. s ss asaa ' Aa
IN ,svsi Of s'as public iaSss to aosas, settlers
II v e s,,. 2, .r.,s The Gov
y In tayor Of tie o. tnu.d AID harmo, ou- Unos of
sus sss 's.
IL % ."a hs9ous s;u in the
grt s well as the letter o the recent to the
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+ CaAaLEsrJ HOLDER. Secretary.
The meeting called 4. .o1lr by Mr. HOLDER, vhe
said that the wss undoubtedly rendered smaA
by the ye heavy rain storm which had set in at about
hal pact six aud continued up to that time. Had TIE
evening been Are one, the hall would have been fouaA
hsuicis n. to modse the number of persons whs
symIahzed with The platform Of TIE party. Asrt wAA
only fery persons attended.
On motion, Mr. BEk.C BocAT wss called to the chair
and Mr. CHAs j. HoIDHR secretary The minutes
Of the last meeting read and approved.
Mr. HoLDEs read the report OF the nomina ting commit
tee fonows:For deleq to the General Commttse
Daniel French and Charles J Holder; for Waed Coa-
mitee, Hen Dubois. Henry See, Abraham Demsrcst,
Oliver 7 Wandtl, Peter b. Voeras Hsory W. aaot.
David Ii Lick William Ha-ks Reuben l. Wood Hnn-
ting ehsIel, John Lloyd, Henry Wilson. DAVID BtAu-
ves TIE report sccsptcd and tns mss adopted.
MIR. BOURNE t6ok the floor and ediressed the mcst-
ing in ayor OF calhpg the ,tion By the
Of the American R-psbic,n p-fty.. He gave ~ .
Jucce mary adopea citizens against 1T tey would
Iect u with thu Old 'nhtve party winch ali wsa
present mort favorable time for the fosmaaon Of
rev Iarty TIE wing party ocouoisd the pest OF aA
ously al ioed There are mans Iigotthnk,ng uea, a
both parsies, who will be Wiling to joa parry,
which .ha1 combine the exceAncies OF both the oal
aid steer clear OF their Thus there
opportunity for to raise party not the
| of the old organizations, but by fusion Of thsm-
-rip Who loved the name OF Auesici = and would do
and suffer ss much Tor epuohoen.in nstivs cid.
zeo-would joiE 10 Iis movement ii thsy not kept
on. by tbs o4c prejudice AZ AUST native party
Mr.. W. SAvAGT leplled He said ioAt ihs sns
If the par'y had Lsea casefuiy com niidefed in toe
been rropoeed Among others gentleman proposed
tbe Iame Of the American Uni,n Party" aod .
division the ms prjty assnst the gentleman. A
sooit ,ime af,erwards ,hs NEW YORK HEaALp notised
the party b. that name ana s.d that it the ghost
If the Native An icen taftJ. And the
the platform contained Of tde principles Of
that party; and 70 IL would says be said Of any party
with unce, this pstform Besides All tots the
Ninih ward Rad y right 10 hanse tho toe
PARTY b. cards hsd orgaoiaatioas Of tue
me sort ana 4 oil changed their names there would
he no u,ity amos them. Mr. Savage thea VI the
several prir cpfs 81 he platform, ns ABOVE suited and
corniSt n,ec upon tbem IN regular native soeech-
After short discussion NJ. Br wi, hdcss hs
ton to change te name and .he whole e.t
to ihe Gene al Ccmai,tee The mseng thsa I'd ad
| 10 rnset egain reEt Tuesday evening