New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-21

MEETING OF THE SOCIETY or SAcHENs-
R>cegnifion Of tks Dsidr0s C5amihee-Tsnnany Hall
was crowded last evening with Democrats from the
various Wards to learn the action of the Council Of
sachoms on the contested seats and the two Demo
cratic General Committees which hal been organized
At Tsmmsny within a few days
The sachems also met in the Coal Hole, in the Base.
mont Tor ,hs examination Of credentials &c Eleven Of
the thirteen were present. Several members Of the
Society were also present who not permitted to
vote or speak among whom were Aldermen Barr, John
Wheeler IN. c. Edward C. West, Ulysses D. French,
Cornelius ) Bogarlus (Iard Shells) Maj. James Con-
nor, (Ex-Sachem) and other, Soll shell Sschem,
Delsysn WIS present too
ssehem Fowler offered the following resolution,
witch WINS adopted
Pssosed That the members for 1853 who hold the
hcates Of the Inspectors OF the Primary Elections Of the
.pectos scted under aud according the call the Com
attee o. lsjl authorized to the General Com
purposes connected with the dis pine Of The Democratic
patty are requested to meet At rsmnaDy Hail. Friday even
AYE,-ssehen, George $. Mcsegye Father OF the
Councill Seventh Ward Andrew II. Mekls, Firt Ward
Tbr,senih WsTd; Wiihsm Brown. Eighth Ward; John
Dunbar, Eighth Wafd Charles A. Denike Brooklya,
Thomas Dunlap Seventh Ward and Samuel Alen, Eish-
NAY-sschem Joseph Cornell Hour;eep,a wand-i
stephen II. Feeks, Thirteenth Ward-g.
BY the SAME vote, 10 10 it was
Rs,aroJ That those members who we're 20 autorSedt 10
meet and set are tbs members from The First Second
Thru Fourth. Eighth Ninth Eleventh, Thirteenth, Six
teeuih, Seventeenth Eighteenth, Nineteenth aud Twen
teh WARDS who hold The cetcateso Of such Inspectors,
the nsjority OF them.
TWAS further resolved by the same vote
Re'oired. Ttst the Committee constituted si0lld
cupy tie Hall TO the exclusion Of oil other potc, Com
Anittoes whatsoever
protest entered to these proceedings by Aid
Thos ]. Barr Of the sixth Ward (no, member Of the
Council but purportiag to act temporary Chairman
Of another Committee than shove desanted was pre-
senled and read and ordered ON file
The question has thus been finally determined and
the Deiavan Committee recognized by the Sschems AZ
the regular Democratic Republican General Commit
tee for lsJ3' The Hard Shell outsiders who were
lockers on 81 these proceedings expressed their indig.
nation in curses loud and deep upon the Fathers Of their
party. hessrs. Wheeler and Bogardus we're conspic.
uous IN these demonstrations. Sschem Dunlap and
others objected TO these interruptions Il appears that
members Of the TsHImany Society are allowed to be
present bu, to have any voice at meetings and this
yloiation a the rules Of the Society dspoa.ed
tia son Shell sachens who would not submit TO t.
Some Of the leaders Of the party present Ia TIE
baI room and in the Coal Hole, endsavonng 10 OK.
plain the origin Of the terns Hard Shell and soft
she'll by circulating hard and son she'll almonds
Others had black and white wanuts and hickory nuts
The Hard SHELF were mostly engaged Ia employing
these symbols and IN giving definitions for the benefit
Of ther triumphant SOFT Shell friends Blu, this vas
nOt the only amusement 20 be found ia the bar
rooms Of TsmnsDy and sscheni Danlsp's Pewter Mug
Wheceysr members Of the rival factions net exhlb
tons Ct past boiling were given and farther boiling
threatcned the result CT the recent DE- ocra.ie Pr
msries Bot on the whole things passed on very cooly
II Tuamsny and the Pewter Mug. The Hard Shell
contestants made ahs,y exit from TamInsry When the
acton Of The ssehens Che proprletors Of T.m,asny)
was announced The General Committee viii nee, To-
Bshr fer the consideration Of the claims Of The cones
sn!s who may present hemzeiyes from the Plh sixth
Seventh Teath, Twelfth Fourteenth aud Fifteenth
Ward, ana we sCsposs vii then organize