The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-31
city Politics.

TEE FOR THE YEAR 1855 THE STATE CxNTRAL
COMMITTEE ENDoRsED--so FUSION.
special meeting of the Democratic Republican Young
Mems General Committee held last tight at the
Stvyvesant Institute, to finish up their business pre-
vious 10 their final adjournment There was fair at
tendance, and their proceedings marked by de-
termination TO adhere to the hard shell organization
under every contingency.
Mr. C. Godfrey Gunther President, occupied the chair
ynd Mir. James Parker and GILBERT Weekes acted as
secretaries
After some preliminary business,
M,. B S. HART offered the following resolutions which
were unanimously adopted -
Resolved, As opinion the Young Mems General
Committee, that as yet we have reason to en-
courage uson," as understood by the of
the administrations but that when the time arrives and
such men presented for slirages tue
Dickinson OF our State; Buchanan oil
Douglas, Of Illinois; Atcs0n, OF Mlsso Foote of Mis-
sissippi othsr sound national democrats whose re-
cords the past equally pure, then will the party
On armour aud. n the integrity Of our principes
battle tor the Of the Cncinnatc OF
49, repudiatinS any expedency save that of honorable
upright availability well the Of mental capa
city as for faithful servitude in the past
Resolved, That we heartily approve aud in the
resolutions adopted by the state Central Commttee
Albany the 18th inst That they proper reflex
OF the cp'non OF the oemocracs OF this city ia
manner again the exzareous issues sh entered
in the campaign of November last be the
well known "sober cond thought of the people will
have had sway another election rcls round add
noble band OF national democrats assisted as they
Will be, by the reflective portion OF the community, who
have Ike them, higher aim than '.spos OF Office, y
viii sweep from power the present ADMINISTRATION and
its patriotic supporters, whom cce never could
or emolument influence
Resolved That will firmly and inaexibly maintain
organization believing that TIE principles and poll
cy OF the national Democrat party constitute only
sound and reliable basis upon which party again
rally and anew the trurnp hs PAST, and
perpetuate matte nal greatness the Of which
has been unfortunately dmmed oy the inertuess and
ac.s OF tie prese mt administration.
RpkG hat YOunV Man lira naraI
COMMITTEES for 1885 be requested to meet Tor oranza
lion on Wednesday evening next the 9th prox at the
rom of the General Committee, NO 663 Broad say.
Mr. PARKER offered tue following resolution, which was
unanimously adopted -
Resolved That the thanks Of the Commtee are due
and hereby rendered to C. Godfrey Gunth-r Esd Chair
man. fer the able and Impartial wnicd he has
discharged tho ardueus duties devoving upor him. and
that cheeruiiy testimony his zeal ecergy and
devotion to the principles Of tue national dem tic
| party
| Mi GuYTHrR replied as folows:-Gentemea. return
my sincere thanks for the honor you Lave
passing fattering Resolution. 1t aIurcs the
n'2nest qualification To witness ycur determination to
msiDtan, in the future the ganaon the tional
democratic party regard the principles Of that party
as Identified with the past glory and prosperity Of
country, and vital TO the permaoency o. Union
its future greatness The national democra. Is at
this time occupy proud position, anu must command
the admiration Of the people-repudaas they have
the spells OF office TO battle for principles hope and be-
iiey- they viii firmly MAINTAIN their organization, be-
eyiDg that to De the only that they pursue
with honor and conmar1 the ppro aton of til, pee
| when the present administration papers among the
democrats Of the nation will rally up IN principles
the OIL tae and sound one upon wni.h achieve
flesh triumph, free from all the isms of the day The
feeling enthusiast m witness night is same
the national democrats felt in every part of the State
and there Is at TINS tins tue strongest determination
manifested every where TO maintain thorough aud eff
Gent Organization, and hope you will all urge upon
friends, zeal and energy IN behalf Of Those
tnat share our danger will share In our which
we shall certainly achieve at an early day.
Mr. NUGEST offered the folio wing resolution, which
| was adopted with enthusiasm
Resolved That the thanks Of this Committee be pre-
sented to Mr.. b. HART First Vice President for
his firing fidelity and devotion the interests OF the
Committee and of the principles they upport, only
in the past, but particularly during the campaign ol
! 1854.
The Committee then sdi our ed sius