The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-07
City Politics.
HARD SHE'LL GENERAL COMMITTEE.

meeting OF the General Committee Of the hard
shells of New York held last evening" at 663 Broad
way There pretty full attendance Of the members,
while OF Outsiders" there but small number pre-
sent. There few, however, who watched with
great eagcrness or the least symptom Of fusion feel
ing in the Committee
Horace L. Clark occupied the chair, and John Y.
Savage, Jr and John w. Boycc oclaed secretaries
The appointment Of the last named gentleman the va
cancy occaoned by the absence Of Of the regular
retaries Mr. Peter p. sweeny greeted with smiles
Of appreciation by the few outsiders Aforesaid and they
after took their leave The Committee proceeded
with their business, unattended by lobby.
On motion of ERAsTus w. GLOVER IL was
Resolved, That committee Of seven be appointed by
the Chair to prepare call for primary elections in the
several wards to elect delegates TO the various nominal
ing conventions and report TO this committee next Tues
day evening.
The Chair appointed as such commit ttce:--Messrs. r.
W. Glover w. ID. Parsons John W. Boyce George +. Al
den, A. Mccarthy, Robert Mcintyre, and Joseph NJ.
Marsh
The following gentlemen then appointed com
ritee TO report esouons for the consideration Of the
Commttee:--John h. Iaskin, Thomas j. Barr, -
BlaAe, f. +. Bouton, and - Stuart. The Committee
then took recess OF fifteen minutes
Upon re-assembug hr. HasEIs from tho Committee
Resolutions, reported the following which read
and loudly aprlaqdcd:--,-
Resolved That he Natlonal Democratic General Committee
the address adopted at the State Conyenon of the
and hs 9oSs eosn % also sns sga a. s % on
Platform and principles OF The national democrac party Of tbs
State and OF DE Union:-
Resolved, That the national democratic party New York
hereby assert their adherence and devotion the principles
o. ds, hs nsna democracy a. aud Of the @ a they
the Democratic National Conventions 1913 and is52
They enaoP Pas's o % ns
@ as and n r vs & % and
Resolved That the lessons the hers of democracy teach
frugay and economy In the administration OF public affairs,
and that we adhere them enduring articles Of democratic
Resolved That insist an article OF our creed upon
lhe welt established democratic doctrine q State rights. Of
intervention upon all domestic state qpesionsnd that thc
peace and qust q Tie country demand that II should be len
State 10 ae'ernne for themselves all local questions nciai
its nature and Influence may wholly excluded fom
the acton Of the goyernmen q The Union and That IN further
NE Kansas Nebraska b and oppose any effort establish
geseIysd That .he national democracy Is opposed 70 MI
ernent demand open and unrestricted de sson in all rat
sT o. paoc concern that hc guarantees q freedom q re-
constitutions Nc Al he foundation OF national liberties
sated 70 ens o beeer q and ae o Of d. no so
among us Or z affect the rights Of adopted citizens to full
genius OF republican, nstiuions and iai we as
b religious creed besyins mission ptp o. tse de-
And religious liberty and uphold enforce the consta
Roved Tat saard &c ProSbory Gao act passed
tas m 81 a s' & a. 10 last sssson a. not only
Ty Ard aa1 % ss 9 g& peesg and hat IT, re
Questions q NE day should ac together regarles OF minor
~ We seiuaAy sl'e ~ VINO hkec WIN is
" he eoenee mere enuncled regardless q former asocn
aans 70 u,e VIVA us "a engrang usn uIan We pohsy %
Du. " = Upon pllncpe alohe ma we inyne
1890 " ~ ot ihose hosoiis hVsiHc sen
~ 80 Tp.. .teu ~. .la'' siAnf . -,
ratitv te norair a'iaa saa - ,b s,. ~ t ann
We recognize ID each ana every al our anales sonnd M
reliable national democrats OF cd experience capaey and
Integrity neither q whom belonged TO de Van buren and
ir.e ~ an0anon parry q i or supported that poll
de. o ~. sd,n,naion s,a ~ y Az w 1, III @ o. nc oa
en rrcles and eandtetea to The ~ IN,
denoelacy Of The county and state.
Resolved, That cepore the present endiess condition
ae STATE Convention The Official conduct of only two n ,he
Cabinet Guthrie ard Marcy(n heir financial ana foreign
policy was npproysd wme W oIy important Legislative &c,
Kan kS a-s sndsnnsi and repadlasea and the
corner stone o. wluo Proyiso resolaon of 1871 adopt
under he cad Of John Van uren and WIZ he aegnesecaee
p g. I'd e.a & ans snppoftes sgr.eyor John eochrans
bccn sedaced into an irholy coalition With aboilou te,
seeJs ana .s V ss,ora ~ 19s resar laonal .sao
ue sna Teiere tn he Future rsrss n be A. loler,r IN
hc Union
They were adopted without debate, and without dis.
sentirg voice.
pforosition 10 appoint Committee to rcorgaizo the
marty ia thosn wards where no Organization exists