The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-11
The Trouble In the Young Meas Democratic
UnBOn Clabs
The following appeared in the advertising columns
Of YESTERDAY, q HIN Al n


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and hearts are to every sad no other
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indispehsAbleto ito harmony safety and There
Resolved That the Convention called by the Demo
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state officers and that the o.-stss elected
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G CAIRNS. sssret.ry
In reply to the above the following card appeared
in one Of the abolition organs last evening =
CARD.
nav YoRK Sept II, 1853
serier o. resolutions pncshsd the HERALD add Tr
National Democrat 'ske this tho earliest opportuaty
to sign the .ams and proeAimns my isaoproo.tioa I
tenderso my nsgrarion Pre- of what once was
c GODFREY GUNrHER.
Our report Of the proceedings Of the Union Club,
published yesterday, does not meet with universal
fov. Tvuav hAr tho tph 81 %
lows -
A CARD.
NEW YoRK Sept, 10. 1853.
TO The EDITOR OF THE Evening Posr:-
TIE article enc o. 90 appeared this morning 10 the He
RAID and coctsiDs UPON its face and IN It's c.pt,oa
fall ebood which eber he editor oorters of tha,
tie Eerec' Q ebratiops undoubtedly. Of Hon Joho
wheeler, Henry Il NoraDge Godfrey Guother, ard
G Gs:ass el, Assn Who aisr the ad"u n~snt Of the
co.tted w''h is reporters to give hem s,ateents fom
which hey prepared the a.,,cle beaded Toe Yousg
Mems Deu ocrs ic Union Cao brokeo up" The .ssola.
tions tf the club s+d of twenty
seven. and three four bosed among whom 20 9
delegates elect der the .stn,v~sau Ias,itut. call
Nor ave- tbs STATEMENTS OF the National d. noat lea, nm
true o. the Office holer. 10 club last evening (6)
six votd fox and 10y x voted against tbs resoIutioai
CONE.
THIS il GLOVER
In addition to the above we have received the an
nexed note -
TO THE EDITOR OF TaE HERALD.
The report Of tho m.et,n # he Young Mems Demo-
cratic UnioD Club IN Saturday HEAID entirely In
The Ciuo, after ga seNg he slua oeHai
then po-ision immediately passed re oiaoas Of indo
krce With the family If uer dsc-a 20 menber l. No
Mso6D, and % ID usual spco OCCASIONS, adjourned
without spy further transaction Of business. Every
re- left tie room 10 perfect quiet and order Some ds
oder assembled after yards in the bar OF
the Mercer House ard conducted Themselves nosiy bit
they had ion -ith the acts Of this Union
Cub toaD they bad with the Woman's Rights Convention
1bofe nemoe also. who voted against che resolaiions
were, with scarcely an exception en- VIII, attsod
is eetiIgs more than once year. and Who have
SANITY Voked outde Of It TO pysvent its growth aud
des,roy its influence The Club Is Urion aod ales itso
tor FAC iop. Il recognises the delegates chosen
Friday simply because they elected according to
the If The parry. and II will support bomua
tons Of the Syracuse Convention be they wha. they
nsy, upon the iame principle viz Union and th.
psates Of the party. JOS SMITH
HARRISON.
All this Is but beginning If the democracy are
go inharmonioas here, In what condition shall NO
find them at Syracuse?