New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-06
POLTTICAL iNTELLIGENCE.

DENocRATIc USIoS CoSyESTIos.-t Committee
/ Of Arrangements consisting of delt gates from the
various W arGs met last evening at Tammsny Hall,
for the tran-act0D of necessary business preparatory
to a mass meeting of the Democracy early ia Mar III.
for the purpose of uniting the Democratic party.
Captain K, pGcis supcrintended affairs generally al
took an active part in the nomination of the different
officers l. +. Harrison, Esq acted as Secretary
Committee were appointed for the arrangement in
viia'ions ETC. and suggestions were made with refer
ence to the persons to be invited a. speakers. Among
tie rest the names Of Cas- Douglas, Seymour, Van
Buren, and Wise, OF Virginia, were finally determined
upon. James NJ Smith then elected Chairman
for the occasion, and the necessary Vice Presidents
and Secretaries were appointed. The meeting finally
adjourned to next Eriday evening.
GENERAL COMMITTEE oF DENOCR,TIC WHO
YoUSG Mrs, FOR lsjj.-The Committee met last
evening at the Broadway House for the purpose OF
pzaiion. On motion OF William Rowe, of the
Sixth Ward, joins LABOR OF the Tenth Ward was
appointed Chairman pro ten. Carried. by unanl.
nous vote. Sir Labor briefly and pertInen,y thanked
the Committee for the honor conferred upos hl n.
William r. Browne, Of the Twenty -irs; Ward AMI
Daniel Bowly, of the Fifteenth Ward, were appoint
cd Secretaries temporarily.
On calling The roll, vacancies were filed, and i ap-
peareo that the First Ward was contested. On mo-
ticn the election in lie First Ward referred back
10 tie people rs similar action was taken blythe Geo
era Committee who ordered a new election tor Dele
gates to tn General Committees for 1855, = take
place at Atlantic Garden, No. II Broaigay, on
Tuesday. from 10 ID 4. M.-wiih Matthew ID.
Greene, Of Twenty. first Ward IIoratio y. Ster
wood of Third Ward Owen ". Brennan of Sixth
Ward; David Blair of Sixth Ward; and William Al
len of Tenth Wad, Inspectors No cont ssants ap-
peared from the Seventh and twenty -secon W ards
anu. on motion, the credentials OF the Mckinney and
Drskc par IL were received as daily authenticated.
The Committee then went into an election for per-
msnert officers. Tnos. {. Acton, OF Fifteenth War
and ;. W Seey OF tie Eleventh Ward. were ap.
pointed Tclors.
The seversl Wards were called over for nom a-
t;ors for Chairman, Beariy all OF which named Judge
Welsh. A bslo; was taken. Il appeared that =
votes were cast, of wh.,l JiyEs n. Wish, OF tle
Second Ward received 81 votes Henry W. Geast,
Of the Nineteenth Ward. 20 Blank, !. Judge Nelsh
was then decared unanimously chosen. and Con
nitee Of three was appointed TO notify him Of the
honor conferred upon him; composed of NJ. Genet
OF the Nineteenth Ward George +. 1eEwooi, Of the
Fourteenth Ward ard Sheridan Shook, Of the Third
Ward
The ,mmit;ee then balloted for the VceC hair
men. For lst Vice Chairman, THOMAS c. AcTOS, of
Fifteenth Ward received - out Of - votes cast aud
was thereupon declared unanimously elected. For
"a Vice-Chsirman, DR.. PIERRE c. VAS WICK, OF
the Sixth Ward had IS votes on; of the 60 which
were cast and then declared elected by acclana
lion.
On motion, WILLIAM II. BROWNE OF TEenty-frs:
Ward and JACOB CHoLwELL of Ninth Ward were
declared elected Secretaries by scclamston.
ALTRLD K. BoorH was unanimously chosen Treas-
urer.
On taking the Chair, Judge Welsh made some
elici.ous remarks upon the honor which had been