The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-11

YOUNG MEMS EMOCRATIC UNION CLUB-A RE
sTsr meeting ne tin will be held this a evening at
is requested Election for Recording Secretary win take
place, and the printed bylaws will be distributed. By
order, D. b. TAYLOR, President.
WIN. NJ Cooke, Sec. pro tenn.
TNOURTH wARD-THE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN
IL Ward Committee OF the Fourth Ward for 1858,
elected at the late primary election met pursuant
tice No $40 Pearl street. Wednesday evening Feb
eth 1853 and organized by the election Of the following
onicers;-Jacob f. oakley Chairman; George H Purser,
taries. On motion of John W. Avery ESQ., the following
resolutions were unanimously adopted
Ultimate action Of the Council of chems of the Tam
many Society in interpong their authority propretors
not political committee, within the time honored walls
Of that revered wigwam Of democracy.
Resolved That the course pursued by the representa-
thea OF this ward at Tammany Hail. Messrs. Jacob f.
Oakley Joseph hilton and George Purser, meets
cordial appreciation, and entities them to the confidence
and respect of the true democracy tf the Fourth ward
Resolved, That heartily recognise as the Democratic
Republican Regular General Committee the organization
OF which Lorenzo Shepard is chairman believing It to
be just to the democracy of the city, and to
unite with frmer bonds all the friends of union and
Resolved That we cordially recognise as democrats all
those who stood firmly upon the Baltimore platform of
1sSa and yielded firm and honest support to Pierce and
jams s. + h Taa1s Secretaries.
TWELFTH wARD.-THE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN,
i Committee of the Twelfth Ward, which elected
the Gath day of December last pursuant to resolution
adopted by the Democratic Republican General Committee
at Tammany Hall, on the 18th Dec, 1852 met the
night of Sth February inst and organized by eecng for
Chairman, David s. Jackson for Secretaries, Patrick
Mceann and Joseph Geery and for Treasurer Nicholas
Ray and the following resolutions read and unani
mously adopted
Resolved, That have learned with astonishment
that the sachems of tae Iammany Society "a secret
cety organized for the distribution of aims have as
sumed the Of appointing the members Of the Demo-
cratic Republican General Committee for the year 1853
in violation Of the established usages Of the democratic
party and to the exclusion Of the members elected by
the people.
Resolved That their conduct attempting to deprive
the people of all participation in the select Of their
nation.
Resolved, That approve Of the Of dele
gates, MeFsrs Mcuire dagnn and Wiley, in refusing to
submit the dictation Of the Sachems Of the Tammany
Society: ard recognise General Committee for the
year 1868 except the OF which Thomas j. Barr is
temporary chairman. DAVID S.JACKsON Chairman.
f Ias,pG c MCG4sS' secretaries.
TNIGH1EENTH WARD-AT A MEETING OF THE DE-
~ m,cratc Republican Ward Committee, held on tho
evening Of the It'll of February the following resolutions
were unanimously adopted -
Resolved That although sincerely regret that any
discussions should exist in the democratic party yet
think the course pursued by the Council of Sachem we'll
calculated b. promote the union and harmony of the par
ty and return them thanks for their prompt and
decisive action.
delegates for ibis ward TO the Democratic Republican
neral Comnitce-Iorenzo b. Shepard, James Irving,
and Thomas :. Henry
Resolved That recognise the Committee, Of which
Lorn2o b Shepard is chairman as the only legitimate
General Committee for 1883
Resolved That we know such title hard or soft
shell democracy national democrats in favor of
the Baltimore platform of 1882 and the union of the party
ROBERT KELLY, Chairman.
foH Wn MSs,'S' Secretaries.