New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-28
SOCIETY OF UNIVERSAL DEMOCRATIC REPU
TTCANISM


Tbs soc.y held a meeting at No. 3l3 Broadway last
evening Among those Irosen. wera John = Hale Felix
Forest Col Pcquct Casper DBeaucourt Mr Peterson,
and The rpr, nasiyes Of .eycral cal reform and ohe
ollaIlatons The President being absent 1lr Va Aasen
was called 10 tie chair
The Secretary Col Forbes read the minutes Of the PR
v.ors meeting. which were approved.
Col Forb,s informed tho meeting that oil the subscrr
ton Lists ia fac Ingralam Testimonial had not yet oeen
tuned and suggested that they be called in as soon as po
She 10 enable the Treasurer 10 make mp bis accounts he
motion was approved
Tie Committee appointed TO prepare a Constitution IN
accordance with hc resolutions Of The a5 meeting reported
tie following -
We propose 10 form Society which shall contribute g.
the rapid spread Of REFunticANisN all over The world
and which shall hasten the establishment of Universal
Democracy ,,-.,.
The Socety shall be called the SOCIETY o. JFivERsAL
lie oier. # the Society shall b. to bring together aul
make eaer acquainted with each other men, whether
Americans or for, gners who desire The triumph o. I'm
yersal Den ocracy.
To gahe. from all parts intelligence concerning The
pIoaress of Democracy and O. publish the same 10 one '
more poler. Tor the purpose Of dIns correct nionn-
lion in relation thereto.
iocrcou.sse as far as possible til. formation OF As-o-
cate socieie- in ether places
law Of the United States Of America any People which
may rise 20 sustain ths principle.
4 Readue Room shall be established By the Socicty.
which shall be open 10 al properly certified member. oi
t. Soc ty end lis branches IN the library hall be kept
not only Journals periodicals &c, local aud foreign ont
N several platforms Of every American political party,
without distinction and the several lists Of the candidates
If eah uariy sha he posted mp in suspicious place
sotla members and others frequenng the reading room
may Judge which party is and which men are most favorl
be to he propagation If universal DEMOCRACY
remainder Cf the IOuffIufi0n -ltcLcd t 1ilcet
II Cour.tee desire 20 remark that beside bringing
together the Republicans Of ali shade-, and creating
center of Universal Democracy through which may be
disseminated much interesting and u-eill iniomaton re
garding IL progress Of Universal Democracy and the Oh
stacles Which that principle has O. overcome has desired
20 md method by which 5-ch Wholesome enGia
ton b Gated a. may induce The rars oi Platforms
20 advocate asures teucng u me luD-c 30oc eh my
obce the pr0Ioso.s II candidates % De cautious IN the
nominations ct forth by them The COMMITTEE believe
that by hxing up in the reading room the several platforms
Of al American political parties together Wh eacn si ~
candidates the public having them constantly before heI
eyes VII Lot fail 70 compare both platforms and candl
date and thus without tn slightest Interference o. 90
ercOn being exercised over lie opinions u any person
every and VIII ponder in bis mind these matt n
whereby he viii be better enabled arrive a. concg
sion beneficial TO himself and The community:
slight debate relative 10 the title OF the SOey
which esucd IN the adoption OF the name 81 Inc 30
ciety Of Universal Democratic Replblicanlsn. Ine
Constitution. a. amended, was adopted
The report the lngraEaD tCs $onia being called i9f
Col FORBES said
Nr Mor1pge desired him 20 cay thai he regrets that n
ccrsequelce Of the ueetng If the Committee Of the
Democratic MON be viii not be able carly in the
evening. The Letters Capt Ingraham and to hessrs
Browne and Oney have been forwarded lie sent tna'
10 Mr. Browne because BE- did not consider thai AFTER h
mass meeting had directed the resolutions 20 be forwarded
be would be authorized in Withholding them eltnong
charges made in the newspapers against the .
Agent az Constan,inopa for having abandoned IN the
liberation Of Koszta the high ground upon Which ne pre-
yiOu.ly stood
Tie rescung Of KOsza from the grasp Of Austria had
twoo object The mt in the name o. humanity
10 snatch innocent man from the hands Of ha e1ecg
tioners The second point ha. regardin ne ifgtsc
tic due every one who declares his intention q De
coming American citizen and tins plsees himself N
direct enfy with the Government he rePudaies and ab
lures In the maintenance Of this principle the justice
interest and dignity Of the United States concerned
Mr. Browne has sacrificed this principle We ear Oy ns
next meeting procure more accurate InioiHSuoI- lh'
report accepted.
IN relation 70 the medal the Secretary said thai uni
The subscription Est were al sent n the ConiFtee eoal'
not make any report.
Col Forbes said be had received letter fsom ChaEs