The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-14

nEM0CRATIC REPUBLICAN GENERAL COMMITTEE
~ At meeting Of the Democratic Republican Gene
raj Committee for 1858 held at Tammany Hail. Thurs
day evening, at half past o'clock simultaneous
motions were made, nominating Daniel E. Dcavan and
On motion 7. b. Glover and G. H. purser appointed
SECRETARIES, and G. G. Gasier, also on nomination
claimed d to act motion was then made BY L.
TO retain their seats temporarily for the purpose Of
ganizaton who possessed the certificate of their election
signed by majority OF the inspectors regularly APP
pointed by the Democratic Republican General Commit
tee for 1852 The roll of such members then called
and responded to- the sants and others with
drew leaving only the certifcated MEMBERS follows
list Ward-Messrs. Dimond Muligan. and Halpin; I'd
Ward.,-Haley Leonard and Miner; Sd Ward-Mabbatt,
Purser 9Th Ward-Hart, Jackson and Hoifmire; 9th
Ward-Barr, Sinclair, and Constantine; 7th Ward-West
s na rsa and fa a sh Wardco%pton Cohen
McGrath; 10th Ward-Norris, Marsh, and Thorp 18th
Ward-Steers. Faron, and Glover; 18th Ward-McGuin,
Hogan, and Wiley 18th Ward-Walters, Andres, and
Mckinney; l4th Ward-Mehan Barnes, and Manson 18th
Ward-Schel, Wheeler, and Mead; 10th Ward-Vosburgh,
Cassidy, and Riley; 18th Ward-cochran, Woods, and
froment; 18th Ward-Shepard and Irving; 10th Ward
Mccarthy, Egan, and Wood Goth Ward-AcConkey and
Ryer5s John Cochran offered the following resolution
Resolved, That all those sitting in General Com
mittee-that is, all those holding the certificate of
ority of the regular inspectors of each ward under and
according to the call of the General Committee Of 1852
do now proceed to ballot for temporary Chairman OF
this Committee.
Join Wheeler moved, as an amendment, that those
only having certificate signed by all the inspectors of
election in each ward shall proceed to the election of
temporary chairman.
After considerable discussion Thos j. Barr refused to
entertain the motion, the ground that ii must be pre-
viousy determined who should be permitted to vote upon
the resolution when submitted The question then
taken on ayes and nays by d. f. Deevan and the orgi
na resolution adopted-ayes 80, foows-laley Leo
nard Miner Mabbat, Donnelly Fletcher, Oakley Hill
ton, Purser Delevan, VIM d. Kennedy, Steers Farron
I. b. Glover, Walters Andres, Mckinney, vosburgh
Cassidy, Riley Cochrane, Woods Froment, Shepard
Irving, +. Woods, McCarty, Eagan, McConkey, and
Ryer The following gentlemen declined voting, by
arising Us their names called in the order OF
the roll and protesting in their places viz;-Hart Jack
son, Barr, West, Constantine, Glaser, and Harrington
Absent having the requisite certifcae-Henry Murray
During the call and before the Of vote
Thos j. Barr retired from his position ut the chair The
committee then proceeded to ballot for temporary
chairman and Messrs Haley and Farron appointed
eler Upon the vote being announced il appeared that
twenty nine ballots had been cast for Daniel f. Deevan
one blank Total, 80; whereupon, Mr. Delevan took the
chair, as temporary Chairman of the Committee. On
notion Messrs Purscr and Glover elected
secretaries of the committee On notion it was further
resolved, that Messrs Wood, Hilton, and Mabbatt be
committee to report rules and laws for the
OF the committee After transactng other business the
committee adjourned to meet the evening of Tuesday
the 18th nst at ~ o'clock, at Tammany Hall and tho
secretaries directed to notify members in writing
OF the time and place of the adjourned meeting
DANIEL f. DEIEvAN, Chairman pro ten.
T. b. GLOVER, lc...
GEO. H. PURsER, I 'oeeie'aries pro- TEN