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

The regular monthly meeting Of this committee was
held lsst night at Tapmany HALL There were present
about fifty Members and H. Carr, Esq, ;cupied the
chair.
The following resolutions offered during the even
ing by Mr. Carr and passed unanimously
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they have universally given o. the general sentiment Of the
upon the truly ns.ons and siaraesrists stand when
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pnsons Of our ssa 10 i've a. assss sy rs
nations of good faith which has marked and gov
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ernmsnt those reciprocal smty and Justice
which to severn the intercourse and control the re
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to maintain those tics anSroksn between u.s. further for
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must be vindsated AZ all hazards democratic admins
,a.n Honor justice pleads for IT, people
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and Tor speedy by the unissd
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the the absolute sovereignty Of the latter are
necessarily voidaee at the option Of the other high con.
,as.sd That .gss sSnsa.Sa result. from
IND TIN. the T. 1S me h, nov come % when thai o.
monarehea sevsrnmsnts must be enforced BY something
more and % Than words.
speedy solution Of aue,tons the settlement OF which
ns the Pr,asas The
boldns to the solemn national emergency which demands
The meeting then Adjourned.
TIE TWO WING GENERAL COMMITTEES TREMENDOUS
ExCITBMENT-THE wHGs IN FAVOR OF THE NEW
PoLICE BILL-CoMAITrERs SENT TO ALBANY TO
LOBBY 1T THROUGH.
The Broadway House the OF little excite
ment last night, owing to a meeting Of the two Wing
General Committees called together for the sxpre,s pur
pore Of taking action the Police bill now before the
Legislature. There was full attendance though what
somewhat remarkable, many Of the older whg poll
ticiaDs we're absent, and among others both Judge
Welch and General Hail the ChAirmen the respective
committees. Aftes the minutes read, resolutions
were proposed in both m.rtees endorsing the new
Islaaeid smith in the Young Mems COMMITTEES urged
strongly the passage Of the resolutions. In tho
course Of his remarks he took occasion TO
Know Nothing, whom he charged with being midniyht
sssassn whose sole object the destI uction Of the
good old whig psryan event the speaker looked for
ward to with great alarm. lie eulogized Henry Clay
who, he said IL alive would be found battling and
walking band in hand with illiam II. Seward against
the aforesaid assasns At this there great cheer
ing. After aluding to the stars and stripes in highly
poetical though not very original manner this orator
took his seat, apparently much relieved.
Mr.. Ii. w. GENT opposed the resolutions NJ
length, as they were he said direct attack Fernan
co Wood whom the speaker praised as being OF the
best mayors New York ever had. He, for ose, would
not be found engaging in any attempt feter the
thorty of man who was usng his influence benea.
cially.
Mr. WIN H. BROWNE and others followed in support OF
the resolutions. Mayor Wood 1t said was nothing
but party He had the whole appoint Of the
police Recorder Smith had signed number Of blank
appointments and given them 70 the Mayor. Judge
Stuart might well not be a Commissioner as he had
no power whatever In the Board BY passing the
Police bill the Mayor would be stripped Of this YER
which, under the arrangement, would be placed In
whg hands. II was said, moreover that the Mayor in
tsnds TO decapitate two wing police captsins whose
proposed bill pafs These and similar arguments pre-.
vailed and the resolutions carriei by a vote Ia
joint com mittee Of 81 TO TO-
Tbs wings appeared be quite confident that the bill
viii pass the legislature hut TO make doubly
sure tie following persoss Of the old and young mems
committees appointed TO proceed 70 Albany forth
with and lobby II through;-Messrs. S.oughtenburg,
G tmmttee:-Msssrs. Bor'z Z, McMuen sicocks, Browne
and Dewey.
After deciding 10 retain the Broadway House for ano
tber year, the Committee adjourned TO the bar
down stairs, where they continued discussing whskey
skins and the new Police bin TO iste hour.