The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-07
MORNING EDITION-SATURDAY, APRIL T. 1855.



DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIcAN GENERAL c0MnIrrEE.
This committee met on Thursday evening, ct their
rooms No. 663 Broadway, Horace r. Clark In the chair
After the reading and adoption Of tbs minutes OF the
last meeting Mr. GLOVER presented report suggesting
important alterations the rules for the
the Committee winch report was adopted after short
debate
Upon motion, the Room Committee empowered to
attend TO the hiring of the for the coming year
Mr.. JoHs Y. SAVAGE then moved the appointment of
special committee to draft series Of resolutions
pres-vo OF the sense OF this committee upon rea
ons with Cube, and upon the conduct Of our admins
traton in the premises Several members OF tue
mitee made remarks decidedly in appreciation OF the
Mr.. BLacKnuRS thought that no American could read
The narrative OF the by the authorities of
featuring capital out OF the affair, hs distrusted the
motives of Mr. Marcy and the action cf fTammany Hall
The COVER nmrnt had long submitted to ourages upon
the rghrs Americans every quarter of the globe.
Mr. CLARK said it not only the right but the duty
OF every American, and Of every American admin.trA-
ton, TO resent outragea upon citizens and hag
but urged that great care should be exercised Ia getting
at theiact OF the case alleged, The motion then
passed requiring inquiry into the facts and report at
the next mestlng OF the general COMMITTEES.
The chairman then appointed the subjoined special
committee Ave Mr. John " Savage OF the Fifth ward
MIR Geo. f. Allen OF the Seventh ward; Mr.. Gustavus A.
Conover OF the Ninth ward Mr. John NJ Seaman OF the
seventeenth ward, and Mr.. Peter B. Sweeney OF the
Mr. Savage declining to serve Mr.. Horace Clark was
unanimously chosen as chairman in his place
After some further unmportant business the commit
tee adjourned.
TnE CENTRAL DEMOCRATIC UsIoN-THx KNOW NO.
THINGS DEsoUSCED-THE NEW POLICE BILL CON.
DBMNBD.
meeting Of the Central Democratic Union was held,
last night, in Tammany Hall There were about twenty
persons present.
Justice Connolly in the absence of the regular presi.
dent called to the chair. L. J. Harrison acted as
secretary.
After the reading of the minutes Mr. CONE stated that
accounts had from various parts Of the state
dorsrg the action OF the Union in passing resolutions
looking towards the annexation OF Cuba. This move
ment bad the hearty support Of all true democrats.
Mr. ID. JONES GRAIN moved the following
pss and %psrns Of pi'ss s'on
expression Of opinion on tho part Of the domo
Resolved That the organization Of secret societies po.
s a s e. g to aaS
fore TO meet no eountenAnce from democrats
public poay
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with tyrant instead Of free and enlightened people
head % % in Sea,s sS 10
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without selling his brthrh, and Indicating MS manhood
the privileges and the nsprn hopes 70
people every land bidding them welcome TO the
abors and common blessings Of free and happy herase
aenss divisions q the people from each other
difference Of opinion the work Of base dema
so,ues who may prosper for season. but shall surely come
Resolved That II should bo found oxpedien.
as is claimed by the Of the new this is not
the hour nor are they the men oudea :. they are With
irsnsh. with 80 many difheuites -.
America Tor Americans Sa. that we count all Americans
who, IN good faith make Ameries their home.
committee Of three, 10 report at future mssting
Mr. MSEHAS opposed TO laying over these resou
tions Procrastnation cid sort Of good 1t loo<si
though the Union afraid OF expressing their honest
opinions. All good democrats nal made up their minds
ard Wby delay in giving expression their sentim sntst
After further debata, the motion to refer
lost and the iesouons passe with but one dissenting
| D. srxScrR CONE offered the following
Whereas We have reason % believe that tins ionnaa.
IN. psop 4. % are 81 t.
out distinction OF party BY the wegky and respect
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RSs.,sd That We s.,assty an and h1dsg,.y P.G,s.
any Change al this time in The present system can work
Rnmterted evil By checking the Progrss Of reforms
'aS faith ia' the stability
mere S. 1Sa To ~e ss..
81 ahs interest. q the asn. q ne. Yo,s haze
w ye aRs ss.sS 9T as. s,,sy crime }, ri,
solution would 90 no good; indeed, il might have
effect In securing the passage Of the obnoxious BILL
AS the dominant faction in Albany would say tho oppo
son came from 1amany Hall; whereas every party in
ihisc,ty who csimed TO have honest men amoug them
| denounced this niquto measure. Why not let the
resolutions lay over
Mr.. CoSE was not convinced. He thought IL emnsnt-
ly proper pass the resolutions The democracy should
be heard this portant matter. due to Mayor
Wood to give him proper support.
After further debate the resolutions put
and declared carried.
Ths Secretary announced the expense OF the late fu
zion demopstratiop:-
There had been received: ved.:..................S 1851
Dspursed bI3
i
Remaining in the funds Observation-Disclosures. x5s
The meeting soon after adjourned.
GENERAL wHIG CoNaITTKE OF THE YOUNG MEN.
meeting Of this Committee held last evening, a.
the Broadway House, the President James H. WELSH In
| the chair Mr.. Vim H. Browne and J. Choweu acted
Secretaries The atts ndance not very large. Ths
whole evening taken up In discussion that
in filing vacancy in the Third ward delegation. No
other business OF importance transacted when the
| committee adjourned