New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-19
TIE DEMOCRATIC LEAGUE.


This Association met at Room No i Of the Stuyvesalt
Institute, Tuesdo! evening John Jay Presidsnt in the
chair
Tic Precedent on taking the chair said he elt he had
rat to graduate the Free Democracy in general an1
tie Mmherhp the League IN Nar.icla upon this, the
occasion # tlcr first mbage organized body
lie considered that most important step had been taken
The Association thus formed was d. stned to revoia lnze
the CITY AID perhaps the entire STATE II was the only
political organization IA The STATE winch was passed On
tfae natio nal principles
Newoaid ali attention 10 q special matter which con
oerred association Of whose card nal principles
STATE Lhts He alluded TO Tie decision ot Judge Grier
Of PCmsyl, sn0, in the recent NIS, Slave Gaze
ard ti. language and bearing towards the state autho
tes He urOcfs read the particulars Of the Of
o. alleged fugitive, and 10 comment on with great
verify lie considered the conduct If Judge Grer to have
only ramped State sovereignty in the dus bltto have
done m tone Of great nsolence. 1t gave hang Illus
traon Of the d. position OF the slave power, to SCI at
p1u L. the interest. Of the States wherever they d not
halrcn Co chine in with The purposes Of tue Sayeocrlcy
There another matter o. which he te'i 10 be his
duty 10 call aenof Tho question Of the expedienry Of
Nominating Free Democratic ticket for City and County
Officers would come up ior immediate disposition For
himself hs feelings were against making separate nomi
nation. There we've two national principles involved and
therefore Free Democrats m hit for existing nom.na
torshose for example Oh the City Reform ticket-with
H,nry H. Dnwson raid he would be prepared to sane
ton tie suggestion Of the Pcsidenf il be would accept L..
He was moi prepared 10 vote for tie City Reform ticket
a wI,le He could do vs. ia Judge D1cr H. while
remembering his decisions IN the Trainer case lie would
surest tia. blanks be efi in Tue judicial names On the
supporting il whole but could I'll the blanks with the
nGncs ol re 'aile men.
William McDornott was IN favor 4 putting up full
Free Democratic ticket for City and County officers
Nothing was be gained By emitting % do n once
while much would be lost in moral power He closed by
moving hat Committee # Five he appointed make
up ticket rom those already IN the Held, substituting or
adding otheIs IL deemed necessary.
Aner some further remarks from William j. King, Jr.
David Aar-h and oih.rs tie motion adopted AMI tue
C,Imtt,e filed with he names Of Iessrs McDcrn)t,
Stdnshury, hUsh Dawson and Iarslal.
4 cor nittee consisting II John p. Hale Henry Daw
son and Hom barney appointed % report upon the
decision Of Judge Gder, a. the next meeting the dec
nations OF Andew Lester as treasurer, and Hiram Bar
ney as one Of the VICE Presidents, were received
ara committee u three Appointed 10 suggest names Tor
lie y0ceucies, 90 tie mex meeting.
After dasriory discusson respecting the latitude
Of her constitution andthe proPsiy Of restricting thflr
mtnbslp 90 voting residents Of the city proper only the
Lereue Adjourned til Friday evening Nc
lie following preamble The Constitution under which
thu body II acting. sets forth its principles.
FREEDOM SATloSsL-EavE sscTIosiL'
i S. fop .ae o. s ssd re- and % 9d ni 20
Ma cor oH h ne eIpr,. intent . e.,.ssa J.iss .
puois All the bsars q Lb-rsy
trol II 81 Gcue Government All devoted 90. p2~ss ettai
na- 80 =. .I Z ~ ~ sl. . -,i-. M ~
lw AL h. eisEiy -na sood fl.ih of r. Psh &C.
have AZ AID .ssnss e slave gSs- IA i, snr5.e aasa.,
81 ihs sac I'D resdsna. Of lie Cry Of SsYoff r.
rfHbeIisE the exsHPes sid the ,recsp Of tA-r asrA
rulsiHE axe lie platforms Ct he Wing 4ne Dsuoerae pirssa
s1d fCflrlF pas Tctc4 lferercCs IL resolve
fff PED r. he c0so o. slavery and
g 20 original and hgaf Position before the world Do here
b. Eocsis fhsHs ives toE her Tot 0 sectional l-- saJ
of hfif country 1r id q l- INFER
Of Tie ole Ia she sft1irEeEt o. thess oliectz
fhe rretc4l By the FEDERAL and szts
Of he thz Ere dom Nsoaa AID slavery
usl iopryrt The sifsaes eontsa.ae q svsr aat ne
trace Wherever Congtt es Constitutional power 20 lsgss
To seek b. al ensi onal and proper means fr their Abolition
etse tat Is valid ssnction IL hn1ta e
s.stcn
dtHni TIE Instant rspal Of Fugitive Slave Act alto
seal cut Edacon tic validity and .lso ayoa ne
hole o. The Isra COsernen slavery lot sgoa the
al'hory Of bot the original and u1aneot pr1
q rsursl tnc Constitutional aud lus place
position kere che conssfrny d1ry sash g1re
mighty nfuf-ee II FFse10 aid eBgkins OP
z ssicu u The E.ots
A. Io ether obc Of ns51I interest the con
i-e P-ct Rarod sch ald By sIh route
ber tsEett The lstou q large s-d geographical sc
ter.
10 rrcro;e tie eststs oeh.p posass ana hor
C-Et lec-ll IL fhe Pcs-1s C. D. faftulea-
TIE Feos GoyerEent reduction OF hs EEsesnTe
2
10 er1srson abroad and provide homes fr
TIE hefs By se grs1t 70 tltl stte II he 2aoe DOMAIN
q tie Nezt.
Io ts lsr o. General Elscs1r AID he sasa-
q Lglll II stfs o. fs-oTet4sen.
Ic yfcnote he n-sr-s's0 q Axricltursl -cisrce-
Tc ker re develop Of the Revenues u the ATE ~ wise
y. II Ccrsflfuficrll r.qrirersufa
To rsdee IAr.tieu and Crime ty proper AID Essn Legislation
.tst TIE carlss Ct Isxstioa AM Crime.
sflch the s0l he who b born upon
y AZ - pocT the highest destiny 70 ~nn ra
cerc- h-1 l-.lssly Invited H. b. Oeeonlg tae rs
h -iss q tie aTth Ard se8rsl 70 .Etod 30 Pr1e
pr. s,sfs CorTsnou sss-uta At Bl1al9 n l' aat
Eitt-sish b. 1857