Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-02-02
Local a fairs.

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The Democratic Meeting. The meeting
I'D last evening at P4rker's Hall, Penn
..Ivaaia ayenae, was numerously attended,
nd was an effective representation Of The
democracy eff the District of Columbia.
The object OF the call was to make suit
sals arrangements for the reception of the
/ resilient elect, III co operation with; the
| .;fv authorities, Who have already taken
,eys TO meet the occasion, and for partici
r ,tipc in the inauguration of the President,
i IN the 4th of March, in cooperation with
the national authorities. .> ,''.''. .' 80:
The two sections of the party were in at
tsn,lance-both the pierce and King .Asso-
CATION" and the g Jackson Democratic AS
| s1eiatiOnn They met to cordially fraternize
/ and bury some existing differences Of opin-
in upon minor questions, and discuss two
sets of resolutions, with admirable calmness
if we but except few trihing bursts of ill
sons of Democracy The differences were
nobly buried, first by the following excellent
selection of officers: a.. ,r..4 .>...g...l..lf g.!
YIN. Seden, President. g. !,a1 Ok -. ~.
B. J. Semmes, Vice President, ,, = ...:.,
F. McNerhany, Secretary. ..' 8. ,''.... 10.
Aud pext by full and regularly conducted
parliamentary debate, in which tellers were
chosen to take the question upon the differ
tnt points Of the argument as the discussion
proceeded. After disposing of, the different
matters in controversy, and appointing for
Grand Marshal of the day J0nah-D. Hoover,
esq, the meeting separated giving three
hearty cheers for Pierce and King, and
passing resolutions Of thanks to the worthy
chairman and secretary. We would sug-
gest that the chairman forward q copy OF
the EesaLag Slar to the belIigerents, at
"Tammany Hail." They would, perhaps,
profit by the admirable lesson given last
evening at Parker s. HaHriu this:city:s The
Jackson Association has an admirable tao
flH' IN keeping the party. p5opsr within the
traces. All the leaders of the party were
present, and We observed Purser Slam look
llS on as a spectator in the crowd, as we'll
and as anxiously in favor OF harmonious ac
lion, as he was wont to do, among the
"Hon-fsted' at the, Old Wiswam.'' The
meeting separated in fine spirits. - -
Nluary.-Copp's spacious room, the site
Of the old Theatre, has been. taken by the
Montgomery Guards, who held their first
dFIii there faStl eFepippgg3,. Captain Bacon, OF
tle National Greys, and 0tliersmihtafy hIen
were present: The company viii drill eaah
evening until their first grand turn out OH
Tho bo 80 .9fD- ,: - i.cf:-sr5a% i a.:
the I'd Of February. .;ltiw a.4.,. fr,. -, g. +,
...t'f.s.IT 3d. 100 IN l. '..,if:.TosI -
80. .f-.!t eq-re.. 49, rs =: 2. o.. .tl;--.f.
The haine Rendition Casel--Justiee Mex
800 90. > :frT~E: 49,. =; - .lzF f.i II
son has ordered back this case for, q rehearr
ms before him in Chambers, New York
From the able opinion and views Of the
Judge upon tie law points us published III
all the New York papers, the ultimate dis
charge Of the prisoner may be c :t all
upon Judge Nelson is .proverbial for his
GEAR vies'sson oil auestions7of internatioral
J4- .TIT ~ !; IL II tat o. eGE ! runG 6 y
a", as wellias our statuteTlaws understh
e ..sz N. tr-xa!.; 1879
institution 4 His opinion strange enough,
Las hot even been noticed ia the, official re-
'sFd Of the Supreme Court, and yet NE haze
:os'ice Catreh'ss opinion Speaking for him
ell, and trss af,1s se s,, and Il spstiee
'ssss lqss: sos himself usass z;is ALE