New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-03
DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN GENERAL COMMIT
TEE

DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN GENERAL COMMIT
TEE.
The first meeting of the above Committee after organza
ton was held ct StuyvesGrt Institute lbs: evening RlcH
ARD ScHYLI Chairman Anthony f Gallagher and Wn
Ripley Secretaries The usual business of reading the
minutes calling the roll sc, having been transacted Mr.
Chas D. Mead Chairman of the Committee on Organize
ton presented Constitution end Bylaws simlsr to those
Of 1853 after reading they adopted The following
Committees appointed
Finanoe-E. b Hunt Fifth Ward; Edwin CrosweI
Eighteenth do; j. t. HaskiNs, Eighth do; L. l. Multi
gan First do. l. =. ST. John, Seventeenth 40 -,
CorrcspoE9ane CommHfoe-G. + Alden, Seventh Ward
n j. Alien Fourth do. Edwerd Sanford, Eighteenth do
VIM Sinclair Sixth do. WIN. d. Mead, Fifteenth do.
Naturalization CommWe-Timothy Daley twenty
frst Ward: Anthony f. Gallagher, Seventh do Joseph
7. Sweet. Fourth do. John Quinn, Twenty second do
G3I% ifoe~.osoph NJ Marsh, Tenth Ward
Ed. w Glover, Eleventh do Samuel kedclhe DIX
tenth do
Mr. }. b. HAsKIS moved the appointment Of Commit
tee to draf resolutions on the Nebraska bill
The Chair appointed on that Committee Messrs j. Is
Haskin, Charles ID. Mead, and f: b. Hart.
MIR. WIN. l.. WILEY, Of the Nilth Ward, moved the
adoption Of the following resolution:
RSrcd LS Ss pf%Ss.S Sesss Commit III The CRY and
of the United STATE. SENATE sona Ds The noon,ioD Of
and deGOunss the act a. Ony sSe. 70 tho, Of
Mr. U,skrN. of the With Ward as Chairman of the
Committee on the Nebraska resolutions presented the fol
lowing -, g.
Rsed That Territories o. the United s;s,es rHhassd BY
e common blood Of the whole people the
prontv OF the States OF the Coniodesey
Nj are entitled TO full fee and equal enjoyment
Rd That the has not conferred upon congress
the either establish OF TO prohibit domestic S'sI e
States and aemI TO impose the w 1so' ~
uron the organization OF Territorial cove SOS
sson offensive to the Democracy and violation Of the hsh
VI the People Of the several states ,us. ...,o.,, %
d qLa understanding tbs the bill Tor the =.
Neba and by senator Douglas t1e
the United States and sanctions nese - CO.
Democracy respectfully request our NepreeAses IL wv
rsss to awe IL their earnest and cordial support . -.,
ks5 That Of Mssoa having pessn ea 10
Constiuon Republican in form was ented - 81 @
MO the stehood and Congress had no t 10 impose
on her condition that SLAVERY should theTeae DC
tnhhed In portions Of the territories Such COMA N
the approval OF zoe De
ssey The snt-saveTy sss5rs Of 1922 under the lead Of
has kug prototypes of the aniSsvery agator OF
M lead Martin an BoIen Both uyoted the same
laso beth seuated BY the hatred Of The Denoe-
bh proposed the violation Of the rshi, Of he poo
the States the teoTes aud both have been
isd by the people We stand BY and will ssfedy msnisn
natep compromises Of the Constitution without bubble
uson; the right Congress 70
epromse rights guaranteed b. the Constitution upon
~,hs Or conditions whatever
sd 1Aat the Democratic Pay sussins and will continue to
The LEWIS ttt called Tho C0mO0-
SnsetgSeso s5 Hcf tccsc ihey were ue1sufcs tompo