New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-14

Last evening the above Committee met at Stuyyesant
Institute The President C. GODFREY GusTHER called the
Committee TO order and the minutes Of the last meeting
were read and approved.
BIS HART offered the following resolutions
Uhreqs bill has utrodu In the Senate Of the United
States rro organization all that lying between
,s Roei, Il: division into
N a . a9S aSo 'lS n. o1o. of the
legislation Of is5O commonly the COnpomiss Measured
Other exist in such territories to the
Ssts That The Democrats Nations. Young Mems General
Committee Of the City OF New York repIesoins the
Sonpro Measure. Of $50 and Of the Of tie sane
p Il ao% to md local
import the people Of erSy me end that they may DC &c
doctrine IN with the Constitution Of the
9s s Si and Of .sSs
Reed That the Constitution and Law including the Fugitive
iofee .ns .set sSip he sid TsrOre:
s,tss 70 he ada.S Of Missouri into the Unoo ,pproved
March 1890 which bere 10 conflict %h the test rsb OF ,as
30 pow dom eo legislation may be lsh the
Of The Psos. ,Ss Scn airing in the
The President Of tn. United States il his late message 70 Con
Of oe'by some Of their 10 hs s., o. the
% M s ,,ips Or ..tt obson. reconm.nsed By
the prsdeesso Of III; President reported svoa eps
j1.ment early and favorable
The resolutions carried unanimously. Mr. Hart oil
fred resolution that the delegates from each ward be
requested TO confer with thr colleagues TO see whether
il their intention to attend and not that they should
send their resignation when the delegates have right
to fill the vacancies. Carried
DIR. Menson offered amendment, that fine OF 20
cents should be imposed for non attendance. Lost
Mr. Hart urged the importance of the Committee. He
rene ahered that, formerly, Young Mems Committee
had been Of great use, when the old men wavered.
member observed that the object in having two Com
mees not to separate men according to age but to
establish check somewhat like the Senate and House OF
Representatives.
Dr. Manson moved that Committee be appointed to
m n In
. ied)
The following Committee named: DR.. Manson John
King Nn Blake and {. Godfrey Gunher. After short
absence during which Mr. Hart filled the chair they
turned ana presented the following resolutions which
were carried unanimously;
Reed duly in with the magnitude
the en tebed policy this state the
ep tke internal Which hes
largely uextended channels OF terccns
wealth The bond and between
the OF this Ceuecerssy % be alike the dictate
whch added much TO m wealth
ana Its elevation and sso"n anoas the Cavern
/ me- o the word.
the proposed the Constitution for the speedy
completion Of the Canals t1s state and
the Democratic OF this CITY and trousSoot th state
to be vsnt and attending the polls on tue 18Th Instant
and IN veilnE for the said amendment -
hsd That this State OF tins MON has eeen 90
ssns benefited BY these works Of improvement the
OF newton whose they have poues ne produces
oonnetcs OF spd fertile region which unt the
81 canals shut from win
The stsFe become. peculiarly the duty Of the citizens o. thi.
heoso to 'ate lively interest the OF the proposed
I sensational sns ndmert.
On the motion Of Nr Hart the Committee adjourned
the second Monday of next month.