The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-01
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men OF the ipoep.ro dsc,cc - yet
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fer The pu,po.s OF inapg o0nadAses TO- tbs
various county and c'sst~ ofiess"
10 10 m No l6 Mr. J'hu a.s was reading . paper
to spsie, Of avs people Toe spa tsss OF sn-
pssss pse~nt could gei copy OF ~ they wore no.
admitted by tube- party fer
The hsd-" tat 10 rooU n, IA
TIE s0fts' sat IN ,oom No 10.
T6s pres not admitted 10 either.
The rooms o. ID csor Abbost's AcHquities y wsre
ectiy Opposite tctbs .ssI bot seen the and
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Rosdssy
che members raid that the time Of further action would
be known BY public Advertisement.
Young Mea 3 Lomoc. ate Unloa CLUB.
The regular monthly meeting Of this political assocA
toa hsld last evening at their 765 Broadway
John Coch, aDs, Esq in the chair.
Immediately after the Organization Of the Meeting
Mr.. KRoT offered the folowi preamble and rssoutioa
which we're ui sDimousy Adoprd -
Whereas The ectsd with the seizure OF
the tsrson Of sa'tI Kssta At sm,r,a have e.tsd IA
the bre. ats Of American cit Of
feun, est sympathy for him AID ooaemp for
the tatrcsed BY tire nini0us Of the of
tsi,sa ssss s.sa Vai
OF those sympatb'es ard e@licgs b"ed with par
cite JOY At th- rious position maatai led by Captain
lptr.S am Of the sloep Of war st Louis; therefore
Resolved That The noble stand taken the sdmpstra
tiop of rankin the Hfsr of Martin Koszx has
added d. ri tn the American and justie to its Avg
ard enre hS aomi istrAtion to tn wa,mest alteration
teaIttd America citizen.
MI l. r. HARRISON then ofsred the wing preamble
sDd 'esoloIior going in strongly for reform -
Whcveas, The Young Mans Democratic Union Club
smopg he rst IN the city to advocate the esst Of
torn IL the city government and by atng th. subject
ave they trust In degree contributed 70 ensure
more wholesome PROFIT and atricer ability
the prt Of charter officers the purfostiop of prmsry
,ity bhairs and whereas these object only be Oh
tsined by The nation and eectioG # Of tried
bitl snd scbno~ledaeS enici' ncy; therefore
Resolved That the Reform Cammitee o. the Club be.
hereby d. sced ascertao the Of
all Democratic repubcaa nomi, for city officers To-
getb~r with ,uch otbe infornaton a. TO cir capscitv
which they be Nominated will enable this Club and
citizens orally TO eide justly and i'm partially Itch
AID how may OF them are entitled the conf and
support OF the people ar the conf election Carried
Mr. tuRR then offered the folio wing resolution which,
after aon debate wa 6c.p-d -
Resolved That the ee on for tn. Board OF Directors Of
IL library and Club House take place the last Friday
October
oution sppoip ting q C mmittee of seven TO mo.
di) the ylaws and constitution was olrs cd ~ Mr..
Cur AID adopted; the conm'res consisting Of Msssrs
Corr, ReDWcs, Sleisht, Slkman, Benedict, Cone and
Har,ett =
On motidh the meeting then adjourned.