The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-04
City Politics

INTERESTING MEETING OF THE UNION CLUB.
The regular monthly meeting of the Young Mems De
mocratic Union Club held at the Chinese Buildings
last evening. s. W. Cone President, in the chair.
After admitting several persons members to the
Club, the Secretary read the following communication
which was ordered to be recorded in the mnutes:-
s. sEsa he Young
timely Before this you viii have Ina, The Richmond
well perhaps that msook your meaning and mine Atten
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dsmIoerssy e the South Those who love and would
cred union Of States IN The know and
for friends the North. We viii tolerate the idea of
ssparaSn from you for and We WIN depend
The good work 5 assn a well e %
States and he most precious these The right Of each State
blessed union q ne States We WIN defend hs sons
We Wi defend i1e iaayidnai Sailsasss rights
ane rights which pertain spt 70 poor mortality and above a
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Of Gus liberty his dom. Of his right
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honor But no one will object Petty jealouses VIII be laid
and Ne viii triumph God grant country and
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The following resolutions reported by committee APP
pointed for the purpose adopted and ordered to be
transmitted to Hon. Henry A. Wise:-
Whereas The Hon. Henry A. Wise has been publicly cen
young Mems DemoSrSe Union Club Of New York;; u and
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out IN With the teachings of the fathers Of the de-
Resoysd That Henry A Wise Of Virginia we recognise
Sne hls right Of RELIGION. liberty his freedom q
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approval Of this club n a. he has been the Of de-
disguise Of Know Nohingis has thus given new
10th North and SOUTH concusive showing thai needs Suta
fearless and faithful adhsrencs 70 Democratic principles to
Resolved thanks rendered to the
Henry Wise for his fearless advocacy OF democratic faith
and his repeated evidences OF friendship to this Club
The following resolutions then offered, and adopt
cd unanimously
Resolved That the Young Mems Union Club
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and s S a and all other
And that they are in favor Of supporng frank and man
adminra Ss so long as hat adminsaton Continue as
has TO this lime carry out the principles of the democratic
Il sy are vSoa c and bill
that il is practical recogniao c democratic doctrine Of
state Rights and which ne on is due as well to Terri
maj hey de union and l harmony I'm Of the
tive Union democracy Of Tie cy aud STATE New York win
work iearlessly and faithfully and in which liz mean to
These were read and adopted unanimously.
journed.
MEETING OF THE CONGRATULATIONS LAW
AND ANTIKN0w NOTHING sENTIMOTs.
meeting of the workingmcn Of the Fourteenth ward
held at No 1853 Hester street, last evening in pur
of the following CALL published in the ,rning
papers,
woRkIEcMEN. LEcIsIArE ron YOURSELVES mass meet.
ats O'clock at Mechanics Hall 5s Hester street. AM who
and all other species oppression and in favor Of
ssans for their own rights are nSeS 70 nsnd By
At eight O'Clock there respectable attendance of
men present. Mr. Davis called to the CHAR Mr..
Foersch addressed the meeting forcibly in German,
planning to his countrymen the objects Of the assembage
Mr.. DAVIS said that they bad prepared ward and
county ticket for the next campaign which would be pre-
sented at another time when their enemies well as
their friends would be invited to be present examine
1t. Men would be named for Office whom all good de-
mocrats could rally The radical interest would be unit
ted to oppose secret and hidden order which endavored
to strike at the very foundation Of our institutions
(AIp!ause) The great democratic party d.
vded but the workingmen would unite, and by doing
| they would inevitably overthrow the Know Nothing
party. Foul means had been taken to divide them, but
they would not succeed.
Mr. BAILEY then addressed the meeting, and submitted
preamble and series of resolutions, which embodied the
platform of the Central Democratic Committee
The resolutions ably advocated by Mr. BAILEY and
adopted with very great enthusiasm; clause for the
protection OF the working men against fraudulent
poyers met with especial favor did others fan ami.
Know Nothing tendency The present system of letting
whole the platform is a solid and substantial one.
GENT EMAN said he would advocate extension of
the resolutions points viz. representation pro-
lection of aborers in their wages the of the public
health. by examination Of food sold in the public
markets, and the public school system.
The platform then read in the German language
and adopted.
After transactng other business, the meeting adj
| journed.
REPUBLICAN COUNTY CONVENTION. =
Apreliminary meeting of the Republican County Con-
venton was held Saturday evening" in Free Mason's
Hall 600 Broadway Roe Lockwood of the Fifteenth ward
acting Chairman and Messrs r. H. Lamont othe First
ward and ravd Marsh TENTH acting Secretaries
The following resolutions adopted =
Pssord That committee Of sxteen-one from each Assem-
bly, dsrc-be appointed by the Chair, with power select
State delegates and whenever practicable recognise those
already appointed by the respective dsrctssad committee
report at the adjourned meeting the proper persons
10 represent the city and county New York
the Republican State Convention
Rtsored That the County Committee be directed
proper circulate call those favorable TO the
Republican for signature; and that
be held the evening of September 49, for the purpose
ratfying such action the committee Of sixteen think
proper 10 take.
The following committee was then appointed in
dance with the first resolution, by the Chair
Ia, .sS~sat