The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-15

L svHmHirE AT EnAST l>sTiTUS&
| tie rrgaia' ~on,hiy meeting IL this committee -
hcia las night In their rooms. Ssayvsssas I.~s
'u's, 'be fresa~nt, odfrs, Gnathsr 10 tho chair Ia
'hs ah-spce Of the secretary sr Hart wss app yntsd
secretary pro ,'w. TIE commse on Rssssutson-, sp-
soined at the Lst nse,irg Of the comutee vas tnsn
csI~d IPcn TO revort-
Mr. Hart the rsrt Of that stsse thea rssd the
follOwbs rssolationas-- art
krso,s.d hat ws most cordially subscriss to tho
ti", End regard s conlfe MS certair guaranty
that hose ~h1 hav" G.Ses their faith the aah"nsi
esmocracy shah h.Ne nccsnse 20 d"ubfit arns.s. Of
rpi re spd s fcscrunffiu to I've bp its prsscipos
purif, tsrf fiom snnssIci.m f every hue, sod
sbo~ I" 'nr citizens "f fheEnied States rst f-s
stih LET, IN tho Of New York wao riire
mined a.ur ths State 70 la
former souSd and sespcotatls sspditon.
~ our candidate far GuvvrDer, IL rcwa-d which hs.
bs.n wsi m.ris@d y h'm, If unjust opp ss,oa su
te the ohject"f its most vic mt dennucisH TO
gratitude spd respect from those whoes hsa tts blew
VA rtsiiy aimed That with htm, sre.s tsy
n.ss = ~ sn,sss 20 no g
desnoy tbs arcsse portion at The party ny tho
b.e aSd s.sarh parsorss Of self ean.ttned fsd, h..
~itm they wished to cc~rce into THAR support
le,olved, Thee 10 w,u sustain and support the nom;
Co rr ssch and evs, x its .mose. rs trei m~s asa
tr Ia tie pr,nctpes prof@s.; and trust Ia shv
ma mi democracy .n eass then such n, wsists
rteved, lhss the psinrple cf SELF gorerum.nt As'ug
= foundation Of our eonssstatinn .nls regard
tiSiivtllast interest Ind sympathy THAI c.nadcri
ssAhe safeguard Of nstitanne aud the right of M
has, not yet been formed ata cqusy "a in he ol iess
or y0unQest Stao lhot Go not reco9niss riga.
n NE government 70 form .r 70 cs,s. BY law that pub
the individuals who coMnsse the State that be
formed ae to live hat tho government enanstes frou
public pinioD, and ~ pss n this opinion whom
pressed i contrary tine constitution Of the United
States, the goyerbmeot osesstsps ts limits whsn 1t at
temuts coercios. Th.ttn trainers Of the constellation
NJ yer inaa4d to endow the With any su ID
poser That IN this view approve Of .hs recent at
OF onTess for the Territorial organization of Kansas
and Nebrasha That whsre qa~s'io0a be settled by
the principles of demossstc government compromises
s.ouo rever be resorten to That they only postpone
Is at all times ready decide every question OF
goserr meut ~ the test Of its principles.
ksoce0 nss We d'ssppr"ve OF the course OF those Of
our epress tS,es in Congress, Who permitted their
pnb'icsn prn p~s to he overrled ytheir pr-udcs.
the upon the Ia organize toria govero
ptnt uf Kansas and NAhrasIa, hosuse claim to hs
party Of principle and not OF expeueuts Tho iusdca,
ton they have laid before does not give them right
Resolved That we recommend energy and united
action acpg frends aod urlo-s fana' 'icism blows
glorious victor, VIII Ss our ssa's Ana r,Snas sc
gaEd 70 'hts, call upoD them to show to the whole
country, thst true democratic party stn oxists
powerful Ia ts numbers and position 70 be d8rided or
crushed out.
These resoluticns were unanimously adopted.
was then suaeested by several present that it
important that committee should koow positively the
decision Of Judge Bronson In regard his ptaooe Of
the nomination for the once Of Governor and for this
purpose the ellswirg resolution csrriod:-
ke.olv.d, That n1utse Of threo bv appOinfed to
esmmunicste committee Of Ratification OF tho
Syrscuse Couvsn ion, ascertain whether Judge Bon
venfion tre uincs ov tfAnosr nss'saof '"..
Az such committee, sppointed Judge Norton Nr.
Shufeldt, and Charles u. Wheeler.
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st. Nicholas Hotel and motion made and carried that
when the committee adjourn It adjourn 70 call upon
Stephen A. Douglas at hs hotel TO tender him their
slect and esteem.
Upon motion, the meeting then adjourned to meet
again 1t tie hour and place tho l1th day OF
Scptemheenext-
In secoripnce with the sbovs motion the members
present then ormsd into procession and proceeded to
- s. AssAoiAs nsssa - ~ sAssr rpss 70 Senator
'snslls Tho Judge no. being in at tho time the
mittec left their card and retired.
Navni Intelligence.
The U. s ship Alhans off Grsud Turks Island
July 20. The following Is list OF oic-rs,,ommaadc
Jsmcs T. Gery drst hcuter am, William W. Bcscser;
nd Montgomery Hunt; third do, John L Adams;
fourth CO.. cnry Rogers surseon, stet hen A. McCreery
Write master, Robert Mari; midsnipnisn, Bennett
riley; captains clerk, Nicholas Morts; boa,s~an,
William JoDesi guoner. willi,m Craig carpenter Row
The sloop If Cyane which arrived at Boston on sa
turoay last frou aepinwal brought H. NJ Fabcns Esq
Commercial Agent At an Juan as passenger. She
also has on board Tho remains OF tho 1ae purser, Ash
nun, who uied at IAN Juan two years since, while at
tscbed TO The U S, s)oop cf ecatur Felix How.
York corpora of arine. d,od on board the cyaue
after leaving Aspinwal The following IL list OF her
ofhc.rs:-commander George n Hollins; lieaieaauts,
c, aies W. Pickering j. borsey Read Charles NJ saunt
kro,, samus Ee~srds; purser, Charles c. Uphsm sur
econ, j BrownIeo assistant sn,geon, George Peck;
master, W. II Wilcox; passed midshpmau, 5 l. Breexc
captains clerk, Walfsr5 Duseuhary gunner James A.
Iileetop; carpenter, Edward Williams; satt maker D. g.
Brayton pur,eie clerk, L. + Bopeii
GENERAL ORDER.
The general orders of Januny T. and May 23, 1868, are
hereby revoked from and this dare the month
" pay OF the petty officers, seancn ordinary seeueu
lano' men, bye, &c, iD the navy will be Increased as
Yeomen. In ships OF the line to..........,.. $i5
co int,ea'es to.......... 30 90
do /, vessels smaller than sioops, to- ........ "a
Armorcrs, in -hios Of tho line, to. 20
DO insriga'es, to....s...... -
90 III tioTS, W ............ 10
Boaswains, gonncrs and csrpentsrs mates aAd mas
sbsns % sosh sossxaa c.ot:n a. .
forecsssie surgeons stewords' to.... 'a.a. q
Ship sewsrd sailmsker's mates, quarter guonfts
csptsns o5 tops, cap aims Of .fterg,srds, coptans
Of hold, co".cr, painter, amoTer's mae, shps
corporal ne ter Of band cabin q ewar ward room
steward caap cook and word room coor, to... ~
N. sicass ii is. cl.ss, IS
Ordinary sesu,sp to ................... IL
Iandsnen and musicians Of "a class to......... u
b. ys,to NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ~ eaud ~
ilis incrcsse viii apply to thoso enlisted for
ccsicg strs and stations. ThSss Ia the ser
vice who lave recsfvsd bounty der tho general
,rdcr of May "3 1852 will be srrod ~h such part o.
the ho nty proyort0Ded 20 tie unexprsd term o.
| ih,ir snis'm.ut
a. advance or two his pay osy viii be made when
tc rocr, Al MI be received and cuy entered on the
bsla ~ som. rccef ing ship Tho other existing gtne
rsvulr ,on- aish regard to orissenfs ~i contnne
| 10 fo5ce. y. o. lOBVN s*crotary ~ tne NAVY
Navy rctsrsnent, August H. 1854.
C0s0usys' Inquesss.
F,rA AccnFSr -Y.s,erca, sfterEoon Coroner CAmt1e
bsd pq, upon tho body Of John LeDnox aged %
years. who III led by the csvipg In Of an embnkment
Tbrty rfb street between Fifth aud Sixth
Nerdct ..nccidental deAah.n lncA4eod q native Of