The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-04
POLITICAL.
NkMoCRATC REPUBLICAN, GENERAL COMMITTEES

nkA0CRATIC REPUBLICAN GENERAL COMMITTEE.
~ AT regular meeting Of the Democratic Repubi-
TsursSay evening" March shsps1d Il the chain in
Mr. Fernando Wood offered tho following resolutions
which, on motion, were unanimously adopted =
Whereas, The democratic party Of the Union BY COM
labor and united action in all sections of the coun
try BY magnanimous sacrifice Of mutual differences and
forgefuness Of dssenson about to
the administration Of the government and whereas
proper that we the representatives. Of the democratic
ments upon this occasion. Therefore, be It
Resolved, That maintain and adhere to the resolu.
tons adopted by the Democratic Republican Convention
held at Baltimore, in June last full and definite
statement Of the principles Of the democratic party Of the
Union, and that mean, in the spirit Of those resou-
tons TO maintain the constitutional rights Of every
Resolved, That adhere to the Monroe doctrine as
have fun confidence that the administration Of Frank
lin Pierce will be SO conducted both upon foreign and
domestic questions as to maintain the rights and the
honor of every portion Of the nation.
Resolved That we sincerely desire and expect eco
nomca administration Of the national government and
strict accountability and performance Of the duties Of all
public officers that cannot too severely reprobate
those combinations to exor money from the treasury
for purposes neither necessary nor constitutional which
have disgraoed the age in which i've and threatened
to corrupt the sources Of our government and impair
its sslutary operation.
patriotism of Franklin Pierce carry ON the admnistra
ton, and that he will draw to himself advi
sers in whose capacity and principles the country
safely rePose confidence that feel necessary to the
common unity and welfare to acquiesce heartily in all
executive acts which do not contravene the democratic
platform and to uphold the administration against any
and all opposition.
Resolved, That regret that William R. King cannot
be present TO preside the Senate at its meeting
morrow, and that we earnestly hope that restoration
health will speedily enable him to the discharge
Of his important dutiee.
Resolved, That the administration Of Horatio Seymour
has thus far answered most sangune expectations
that approve the mmendatons contained in his
message to the Legislature, and earnestly desire their
adoption that cannot but the of GER
tain democratic members Of the Senate who have become
the allies Of wings and refused executive session with
the evident intention Of retaining wings in Office.
Resolved. That we graed at the nrmness Of Jacob
A. Westerve Mayor, and Azariah G. Flagg, Comptroller
Of the city, in the performance of their duties par
tculary In resisting all attempts to obtain money from
the city treasury without warrant by loose
ton OF law that we are opposed to municipal corruption
in all its varied FORMS and will earnestly condemn all per-
who have been guilty of it without reference to their
party connections.
Resolved, That congratulate the democracy of this
State upon the restoration OF their ancient union and
harmony, and we consider its happy accomplishment
the best indication Of devotion the democracy of
the Union
hundred guns ordered to be fired ct IL O'Clock
to-day in the Park in commemoration Of the Inaugural
ton Of General Franklin PIERCE President of the United
States L. B. SHEPARD, Chairman.
A inn1Df s. V H D1Dsna Secretaries.