The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-16
CITY POLITIC s.
DEMOCRATIC MOVEMENTS.
HALF SHELL GENERAL COMMITTEES.

HALF SHELL GENERAL COMMITTEE.
This body met last night at st. Johns Hail. corner Of
Bowery and Ielancey street, John n. Williams in the
chair; the usuai secretaries oHsciating Pursuant to
resolution the Chair appointed the following commit
tee -
Cdmn.iNee CoyTespondenoe-D. G. Croly Fifth ward
John G. seely, Seventh ward; A. B. Rollin5, Eleventh
ward C. r. Graham Fifteenth ward; j. T. Sweet, Twen-
Printing Commiaee-wm. /. Wiley First Ward; G. II.
CLARK, Tenth ward; Wesley Hunt; Thirteenth ward
ward.
Mr. WIN. Cor1rn of the Ninth ward, proposed the fol-
lowing, which adopted
whereas CONCEDED s for .n%ber Of past the
Innate purposes for which organized viz give
raj and ward comees and deesaes to he varoas no
mating conyenons and whereas s,ms other mode Of con
away with dsrraceu enacted at The polls Of he
syIs ss well as receive
h. That "a committee Of seven be appointed
em primary %srss Ae a
sened for The confederation o. he democratic party pre-
VIM. Cotton A. Clark, Dan. f. sickles Thos Mcsped-
don, John Caffray, John II. Williams and D. G. Croy
we're appointed committee to suggest improved sys.
TEN Of primary elections.
One DAVID G. CRoLY, from the special committee a
state ticket made the following report which unani
The appSpsd At ss last meeting Of The
e best Of M the vote Of the
on the oows hsT enc bs Two
convenons representing The opponents o. the act known
united adopting State ticket composed entirely q caaS
Conventions sd 2sh August course adopted
BY the antiMsne law conyentlons IN The for nation their
sened By hard and soft democratic conventions rsspec
Union democrsey this city as l. certainly corresponds
n Ae 5sss q dea ss % Ne
ooH nonsOn os0r. Of local @ candidate -, obvious that hs
state upon ticket s In the general cooperation
ag
They are al democrats II have differences Of opin
believed hese derences are not upon essential Questions
II B S M % s
which Is the doctrine q the whole democratic party Of this
m'an sy
% S 70 hs he Maine law and they are engaged common
s
o he Union a those oppose he coalition Of our our
remain % rss syond ,nd
supporting distance Of each other the mongrei but nniei
although representing bu, minority the popular vote be
Bis @ %ps
party united, abolonism Know Nothngism any other
main dyde M as divided We are
contest poweress for any result
cs, % q 3ns or da hs other q our n black
@ bear y mind that things have greatly
hard nominated cke they were selected to unite
S Ne sr IN s
ton gone republicans and Mr. Seward since
ne as ss % pssy
This fusion has relieved the democratic party anagons
q, The same time driven thousands Of whgs oai
q house and home politically speaking The result that
me me sS o must become as national as the hard
aa%asan gas y ss% :, Ne %
pesen, struggle The grea, practical difficulty In This
his vote tell against he abolonists and de know Nohnrs
IL best to vote the soft ticket the some
snd s ooan. ars as s me me ss e n
sos have the aayansSe The only and way
" cai sn 81 % y TO vote a 0n
M has Geen prsssn'ed BY an independent body without
nsao"s Bo can adop wSou, making o@ess o5ss
rassing concessions 10 each other. provided those
have union ticket, are willing 70 withdraw from
The ned In order TO secure democratic victory The demo
crasy wi not fa appreciate and remember those who shall
Your committee accordingly the adoption
following candidates for State oaicers:--
Judges Of Court Of Appeas-Ione Samuel seden
s.-.....,-.. SHIRT term. Nicholas Hin.
comptroller .Iemuel Seson.
ireasurer Joseph n Lyon.
sate sAaonTey TDy.,nea General ssmuei Tden
Lana mmlssioner Frederick Folsu
earnestly appeal to The democralc voters Of s c,y
ana OF every county to cooperate with the Union democracy
New York 10 our efforts rally the democracy the whole
staie for the coming test, party, upon national
platform and In support Of one and the same ticket.
,oowng ~ M reI1Ion Into submitted for the
Resolved That the foregoing report and the recommenda
ons therein be adopted and that copies be transmitted
10 tbe two Democratic Republican State Committees
Two Democratic Republican General Committees Of this city
duy authenticated BY The officers Of this organization and that
m SAID several committees be respectfully invited
acton In the their Judgment may best conduce
% me union and success OF the democracy the approaching
After the adoption Of the above report the committee
adjourned to meet again on Friday evening next.