New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-29
DEMOCRATIC REPUDTICAN GENERAL COM


This Committee Of the Adamautines ID an adjourned
meeting thursday nigh, at their Room - Suyvcsant lns
ute Thomas ! Barr in the Chair The evening -uf
uy ncomen one would have Inferred to dlmpen
ordinary enthusam bat il had but little effect on theirs,
Judging by the attendance and spirit Of The prOccedng.-
his meeting was ordered expressly to hear tbs report of
the Sub Committee appointed on Wednesday evening to
draft resolutions explanatory Of the causes OF the pres ut
crisis in the DemocIGg party oi this Sac AMI also ex
bronson
This report which was read by C b Mead in the stead
Of the Chaiimen Of tie Committee John Clancy was as
The Gcnarnl Committee Of tie National Democratic
phfv of The City and County OF New York, in view OF
the existing condition of the political parties and OF re
cent ocournces under the administration of the neral
and State ornments and in Justification OF the position
low occupied by The National Democracy OF the North,
pass unanimously the following resolutons' 80
l. i9A ihs sIest question the o. a s5
Fr,es, Atotonsm ard me rls Of " So net ne early
tisei that tie Policy which married hai adm aton OF ne
Ctna 10 ne aeeera oa ana eoadSe, o. u w,I WIN
The ocnuTt policy Of internal Improvements BY ID o-ncTA
~ o. ins,ifutior states aud 10 adgo Of
H. loinss OF trade those whom this Committee
,scL nd that uloa TIC noun sion aud else-
n,earts conmrascd ~ MS adnEarn ~ D,ao.r,s parry
s nd he ober &c ol Ia is charscisr ami ia flyor
- t IN ne g. raj orerrueui s vor b. voarve Of
the ,onset and would iie'i ably cad % d'ou.'a OF ias
ira ot, that they who b power p.iroaas saosn
~ ~ ket were len sId a Ie ibsi sections. rarry ,s,n
vh, have wsrd and viii eonrne g. va ~ ne end -,
T. ion Of Free Soil the Abouhis iast
az. nd CO., q i asd SsId sor aat. y
Toi oson ti GINS ior5iaie sna 19s.Ae iHe 80. 70 20
known asiac ConPfomsa Ae,safs were sd 'a-
bet % ity came The law q the arl The eHecaon o. tie -"
w,sl,d IL ard 10 violation be id up jrs'dble aud b.
Ills General CoHitce ss'n hs That iasy i, Com
~ q r. 49,, ~ y, ~ a isn, ,ecd b. L. l. 49, TIE
a. The JIne. P',', sse i-' ss
Which nuns coHieuded in 1888 having The same
5 llsi The romaaon Of Franklin Pierce President Q: rs
tihc stWis te o. "a sssi SAaa 20
"a alien II Free Se.e AID Aboousis caused . threaea
~hcL enEcd hs canvas IA he IsseetsA his
ne H' ma, so Gu a. 10 sS ' 40
eftrm sid b-ie son q OPT ie 'y@pAi-i "a wssn-ss
hsyrF teen sst ssonal triumph viuacsas tie UDoa and
IhsL While s5uirs Whole Of the
cen :, eSE o. '1,t s rem. 1 f ' p o., e
that the frsd ts adopted policy me sse a u "a
vlth ts creased tlESusaou The he feeling q dssA
G,n ~ ale nd tsde,. (, M; iss
eor'e9r' nee 81 b tfISn'at b re inaneaes SaS aes-
TsH, 81 he Sisi, h-' lsd sd snaed AID sfsaslt
isan mo ser dangerous EIte ssil faction aeA publ SPi
5in By e een Of Gen Pierce, Aad eoasn-d ~ dab sai
r'srS d, s zen rsoy from The Ss Of ne Cd,
tle 1Itsury With The alleged
stste nIee.ottse N he ADJ a'trsio9 q ss o.sraasai
uitle .'s a pace he eoaoted az tfae BAT IS .tt-
f tr fcr tie fat cf hsi fuciOury o. the Olra JF
erstt - eeEtIae BY i Iaclass The posses Of -ren
sue .fflis Ntrftce
Ihat1syrsuTor the universally sdrted nsesy Of ,has.
Gtrrs htii rtst sd Trsui adherence PocT aai
CT The ltuclIae l srstct ID
rtui tfiEicn q Ar FOX rae tcti11 o. t 81
OF he q r o. ia Clcf Nlrs
rs GtptIt Committee c1ntde IN he ,e % "a
Den Tart Nofh SCgth vtn1cs The Dos
rsev NtNNtGk hSm hirelils SANDER callisd
cob, the sloufe rshi ard uecey q th-E
hCnushe I'd TSls uo.lgts which gofrE ter c1aa-f
aAa he rr ep he cd line peuocr.cs vi TAD IA eath
rttrhtr be rsrrs consistent snd Ena s1so
cate the 1Srliat.ttgK o. Geo Herue IN al d. gnd
tsitl sh tbose Principles ne Up ps,a Of
bat tsl vigorous support s1ch Only ho4esi ea
Ger
llsssr sHszssion Of sse 'esizrr. and "a ,e,osssss
y ~ Tie hsier.l peuocTc e1s 81 tbs ste IA -us
lie ugrcTt Il TIE ltscIsc sssle ticket eta,d D. to-- W
Clinton ihs rcSa ,fe iou. me- - Al tn az
ttcet' wish he high har let eXcrcis cd cslsf
n tA U0SslS he Coectss OF t Fcrf car be lhsiesF -
tufsS
AZ the reading II these resolutions corcl-
ded the Chairman attempted u lt the usual question IS
20 What The " II 81 he Countries Respecting the r.
port bet his Noi,e drowned by hree 81 she most
cifeIcus cheVTs ever given, which lad bee1 moved By
Il. Hart.
Tie res0lu;ons having been puf and carried uBlni-
mously. Inc saut seneues not sa-ea "a Us epll-
tis OF re cleos, called fcr hcc more Nh> lcoori
iIfIr r.t
1uj.u.l Csy.r scz proposed ta-ee etc e-s i,r ,ba