New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-26
YOUNG MEMS DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CLUB


This Club held meeting OF usususi Interest. At ron
Ne IS Of The Siuyvesani Institute last evening
The gres; interest Of the meeting consisted 10 the Goa
sdereon OF series Of resolutions, propcssd by WIN.
hcotYy. ~ follows;
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under foot he solemn % ens the cOnsrsos ~
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tire NsOus D,rerssy Il THIS ssur into, hs saa
sIsSy ,sree - usn who's sreensIy tre.Aer ealY e,as
dc,frrss believe that cospae. ~ civil S-r.
isisls srrsson.is 70 he shis and ssresy u s ossss
government and Gispdy only to aosans AGITATION and vs
S.f's Th., Nsrcra Desoc,sts o.irs Who'll. country
sPro Io sushsfoa Rspsssn pasVles h tie fs
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The PEOPLE hse'ins him the sincerity Of car hes 10 be AsG
SeriSrs ~ sSriSi,S rs,e usisa, Cabinet
fce tuudr5ng rsssur has hrOash sssh azsce the
Administrator psss WITHOUT notice and the
Fortunate srs q The kses,ys IN .rins
ra uheen ouy Be ohersied by sealy and hAsl -
M S5s II sSs e inner o sa -
unequal he'd h. an courtesy he sssesc, * tAs aa
R Tbai ecp.. .As' resolutions. issed ~ n. oMc.- Of
p; N sisS lie '''' to F'H'H Pierce James Guthrie end Willis"
Tie reading these resolutions created stir and ex
element worthy of Tsmmany Hall in is harmonious lays
SevCgc memters of the Climb their feet second
them ard propose amendments aiming TO add their de-
nunciatCrv vim
Mr. Halt moved 10 strike oct the words otherwise
"sIocallc as doing err di, overmuch 10 the Aimaistra
ton IN his opinion Cheers WIN. Sinclair though!
c. mress became them and anited action.
Mr. Genet though, /, the President. and not the
Club hat needed 10 be exhorted consdera,eaess He
considered the Club outraged b. tie removal ot Juge
Bronson He.donounc,d ". l.. Marcy as id migrate.
lCie,rs. and yes yes Mr.. Hats m';i,n prevailed
MIR Sinclair for claiming the removal VI the whole
Cabinet batch at once. in the name Of the Young DE-
mociacN.
Mr. Ronald moved strike the words plain citi
ger from i;s connoNon with President Porces name.
Cries of Ne no - ives, yes.
Nh NoCnge would cell attention % the fact that Gen.
Fierce had held offices of trust in his State aai that
when advocating his election. the Democracy hal claimed
distinction for him.
Mir Sluelt reminded them of tie fields Of Mexico,
whereor Gen Pierre had fought Why said ho) were nos
seven bullets found in his coat tail : (iaugh'er)
Mr.. Parker thought the sesolutions oil right a. they
stood aud that they could not be bet,ered They were
tue a. Democracy.
Mr. Genet amid much excitement and calls 10 order
defended the President lie had him on the field VI
battle. and ready TO vote for resolutions insnuat
ing that he was a coward lOrier order renewed
effort TO stop his defense made but he made himself
heard amid the noise and confusion
4 Membcr-Dont let u stultfy ourselves, brehren-
swa own oulogsc words during the Presiden-
iia election Let Us be consistent and discreet lCheer
and muttcrings of dissatisfaction
The motion strike ont plain citizen was voted down
but not without opposition ON a division. The resoiu-
ti,ns we're then put the Club and carried with op
position On motion If H. \ Hart three loud cheers fol-
lowed the announce mont OF Carried
The Club then al lOurnod.
Among those present the Ionorables John Whee-
Ter and Mike Walsh