The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-10


BrozIxY's HsanAsns. The buriesque Of Beauty
and the Beast which has been very successful is
announced for tomorrow evening, IS also negro
melodies.
WooD's VARIETIES bill Of great variety is announced
for Monday evening Ethiopian delnsstieas, Frank
Brewers break down dances by white characters Sig
Felix Carlo and son tn several novelties and other
srryvEAsT IvsnrurE-Mrs. Macrsady will give lee
lures spiritual and temporal at this place Of smuse
mcnt tonight. She win give lecture tomorrow
ing, At the Brooklyn Atheneum.
CoNckRr AT VASEss HALL. SING SfsG.-Professors Gin
Thursday evening next
Attempted Fusion or the Democratic Party.
MEETING or THE YOUNG MEss DEMOCRATIC UNION
CLUB AT THE CHINESE ASSEMBLY ROOMS.
The following circular addressed to the demo
cratic party Of the city ofNew York. by the Young Mems
Union Club on the ed Of November last
Whereas the political campaign just closed has been
triumphantly attended by intimate fusion Of the
dscordant Of the democratic party the basis
of abandonment Of leaders, for an adherence to prn-
cpes therefore, II is hoped that the whole party will
rally to the support Of common Standard needless
Of the obsolete distinctions Of hard SOFT and,
therefore, 1t Is
Resolved, That the best and the certain means OF
carrying out principle and of consolidating the de-
the continuance Of the present ward clubs under the
designation Of Union Democratic Clubs organized the
and IN SPECIAL opposition TO the
bill, and to what is popularity known Know Nothing
and,
Resolved, That for the purpose Of a uniform and
efficient effort the officers OF all ward organizations be-
and hereby invited to meet with in convention,
the first Saturday he 2d) of December at Oclock r. M
AT the Chinese Building, $40 Broadway.
In accordance with this invitation, two meetings have
been held already the first Saturday the I'd instant
and the second last night, at the place designated.
The meeting last night called order by the res
dent Mr. John Cochrane who EXPLAINED its objects
the union Of the distracted elements OF the democratic
party To effect tins he recommended that all associations
which had been organized under the title Of Seymour
Clubs, should henceforth be known Democratic Union
Clubs. The Young Mems Democratic Union Club had
proered til mseves the instruments of collecting their
fellow citizens together to discuss the means by which
this desirable endhe union ofa sections OF the party
should be attained. On last Saturday he said il WAS
explained and decided by resolution that until such time
a central organization could be effected the Union
Club would preside the delbe atoms Of the body
merely for the purpose Of organization and that when
organized the duties Of the officers Of that club should
1t necessary, he considered, in the frat
place. that the question of representation should be
tablishedthat is, the number Of delegates from
club or ward. 1t you find, he continued, that you
sufficiently numerous to- night to into election Of
not you should decide whether it would be better ap
point committee to select the of committee
be elected al future meeting.
motion here adopted that the roll be called for
the purpose Of ascertaning how many wards
presented, and in how many the organizations called
Union Clubs were complete Each ward then called
in numerical order, with the following result:
First Ward.-Co Hcox stated that they had Union
Club In that ward which represented at the meet
Second Ward.--Mr. D. MxHAS said that they had as
yet organized no club. Two delegates in attendance
from this ward
Third Ward-Mr. LospxIL said the organization was
in an unfinished state. He was the only delegate
sent.
Fourth Ward.--A club was in process of organization
One delegate present.
Si1th Ward The Seymour Club enrolling
bers, and four FIVE hundred are enrolled,
they will have their organization complete. Two dele
SerenM Word-The Seymour Club is in existence
here. Two delegates present.
Eighth Wdrd.-No club has been organized in this
ward yet, but IT is said to be up and doing
Ninth Ward.-No organization, but about getting up
Tenth Wdrd.-Avery efficient Seymour Club is sln in
existence and steps about to be taken to have its
name changed 10 a Union Club.
Eeremh Ward.-Thrce delegates present An organi-
cation established entitled the Democratic Union Club
TreLfth and Thirteenth Wdfds.--A Union Club in each
Two delegates present from the first and Ave from the
fourteenth Ward--This ward has no club. Two dele.
gates in attendance
Fifteenth Ward.-Has a Seymour organization Three
present
Sfrteenh ward.-About organizing club. Four pre-
sent
Sercnteeath Ward.--The Seymour Club of this ward
held a meeting recently, and organized themselves into
Democratic Union Club Six present.
Eighteenth Wdrd.-Has seymour Club but no dele
gate in attendance.
Ninseenh and Tpenfie,h Wdrds.-No delegates pre-
7,centy first Weyd-Mr. CARR said that it was very
hard TO get the material in this ward together thes
mostly all lcacers; but they intended have
meeting next Tuesday night, when they might he able
to effect something There was, he believed, Jefferson
Tcentysecond Ward-Iu this ward there is q Sey-
association, but it did not appoint any delegates
AT the conclusion Of the reading OF the roll. the
CHARnAN announced that there nineteen wards
represented. The representation from the different
wards being unequal lie did not think election
would be- jus,iia bic anler the circumstances. some
step, however, should be taken this evening look
ing towards final organization day should, he
Thought be appointed Cor denitive arrangements The
organizations in the different wards should be com
lletei next week.
Mr. LoRDrIL presented resolution to the effect that
COMMITTEES should be appointed to report names for off
GERS of the new associations with plan for it's future
operations, at the next meeting.
Before this motion, the PRESIDENT called for report
from the committee appointed at the last meeting to
disseminate information in relation Ia the objects o,
this meeting.
Mr. GENET, behalf Of the committee. reported pro-
gress and said that circulars containing the necessary
information had been circulated throughout the city
The committee were, motion, continued with
power to proceed in their business.
Mr.. MEIsHAS proposed, amendment to the motion
OF Mr. Lobdel that the meeting proceed to elect officers
tonight.
Col. HIcox said resolution was passed at the last
meeting that tins arganization-the Young Mems Demo.
cratic Union Cubshould have cognzance Of all bust.
coming before it till all the wards organized The
motion clearly of order in his opinion it
first to reconsider the resolution passed At the
last meeting.
The sroREr.ny read the resolution as follows
Resolved, That the Young Mems Democratic Union
Club be, and hereby requested preside this
convention until all the wards shall be regularly
ganized and represented therein.
Mr. LoBDTLI withdrew his motion; after which Mr..
Wainwright presented the following resolution. which
adopted
Resolved, That five delegates from each ward b.
elected by its Union democratic organizations, to
semble at the Chinese Buildings saturday next for
the purpose of clecting officers this body for
whatever other business IL may see Mt to transact.
Mr.. CARR expressed the hope that in the election OF
those delegates member of the democratic Union
Club would BE- put upon that representation.
Mr.. MttHAS made motion, which adopted. to the
effect that committee Of five be appointed draw up
rules and regulations for this convention aud report
at the next meeting.
The following gentlemen apponted--fiennis Nee
ham, John Mcleod Murphy, Miles i. Anirus II. r. Carr
Daniel J. Iobdell.
Mr. CARR moved that the call for the next meeting he
and that call should stated the fact that