The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-03
Meetapg OF the Democratic Republican
COnmittoc.

4eot1Dg or tho Denocratio Republican
Committee.
RESOLUTIONS ON THE NEBRASKA QUESTION.
The Democratic General Republican COMMITTEES, Rich
ard Schel, ESQ Chairman, held meeting ct the Stuy
vsssnt Institute last evening There full attend
On motion thu reading Of the minutes Of the last
meeting was dispsnsed with
After the oton business not important
to the public,
Mr.. j. HAsKIs, Of the Eighth ward said-Nr. Chair.
man-Inasmuch many Of our democratic friends, both
in and ont Of the city desire that this committee should
take action the NebrAska question, that
committee be appointed for the purpose Of draft
| ing suitable resolutions on that subject
This motion having prevailed, the Chair appointed
Messrs Haskin, E. Hart and Q. D. Mead, o. such CON-
mittee
Mr.. WILLY, Twelfth ward,) moved the following
Resolved That the Democratic General Committee Of the
s .ns ssTsSs ssr IL
Of a. J. Redfsls Collector ths Pss
only !. hs 'p causing sHs
noIa th. upright and honest democrat Greene O. Bron
It was moved that committee OF one from each ward
be appointed to procure subscribers for the National
Democrat and Washington Sentinel An amendment strik
ing out the Sentinel prevailed, and the notion amend
Mr. HAsKs chairman Of the committee on the subject
reported the following resolutions the Nebraska quss
Resolved Tha. .he rri.orioa Of the United stas. pur
chased BY the common blood and whole peo
s1s - ss ss. ;sIsi
Re.syea That ne constitution has conferred upon
psss wmos sroyso upon The 81 sos.ora
81 Ss
srnment.of kstrask. and introduced BY Senator
. sS ssns s q s n R and
request our Representatives in Congress, TO- give their
Pssoed that Missouri having presented 10
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right to her admission the condition that slave
he Ssrss esss Of s
tie s. on Tas rsr Ss
q the a:,atsr Of 1873 under the lead
adjusted By the hatred Of dsmosra y-Sssh
the s1n Of the ,1 hs & the people Of
dated by the people We stand by and will saoredy main
% ssnS s
sas u TO the sas by the
Resolved. That the democratic party suains and will
called not
I % they arc based
ana The the democrs party for abe
Recol,sd That eonsssns the violation BY the presen.
Il ss hs PS
lbs wici ed and reckless attacks the rights Of the
q
pHeu Of is patronage and
ments to ocswe our ReprsssptAtives Congress
contained Iii FOR
more dangerous than its open hOstil =.
.a n sS
I 0 p.n, p %S :
jsined The sds i, attempts
,a sSu . IL sI i "a sia
isEy y those principles Of ssrios sonsruesan By
which TS a,o ,ni !, can be preserved:
Mr.. HAsK IN tsd-
Mr.. President AND GKsrrMEs-I am glad to see the
called forth. there one characteristic which has al.
ways dir gushod the national democratic party M re
than another It has been their bodnsss In proug eating
their principles ana In the courage with which they have
supported their men and their measures. am aware
that there has been outside Of this committee diversity
OF opinion as to whether It expeden propose
lutops OF - character OF those which have been offered
US tonight because Of friends suggested that
he Tsmmnny Ball committee night adopt similar rssou
tors But gentle men they do adopt resolutions SINH
lar TO those which HAYS just teen read to you should
be most heartily glad assure you, because In doing It
will ftnltify themselves II these Of the soft com
mttee who with In 1s4s and that tins fully
70 and ADOPTED those principles contained in
do tin Code rame let them do II refer you gentle
men, particularly to the two l..s resolutions,
woich am GLAD to see have me. with the warmest
response hem the committee. One Of these, the
nxt TO the last, repudates what has been pro
claimed At Washington spos hunters ard epoilsmsa--
that with disgust and frown those attempts
which have been made over the democracy of this
State In the last resolution say to the gent. smsn in
Cebsrets-- such men as your Alabama Sniths-wo holi
you In contempt because You have darde that
noble democratic party Of the Stat. of New York who
have supported its prircpes rom 1913 down As d,
mocr,t regret, exceedingly regret. that It should be
for the Democracy OF the Stat. OF Nss York to
course you pursuing felt especial resre. when
saw that Senator Butler from S,uth Caro-
lima had voted for the confirmation Of Mr. Rsdas and
Cnicn where State rights have been maintsned-more