The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-04
city Politics.
MOVEMENTS or TnB wIREPuLLERs THE POLITICIANS
IN Rot WATER.

The fusionsts 50 called, held meeting last Friday
evening in the Coal Hole in Tammsuy Hal when they
drteimred tbtt the sreat meeting rhi,h Is 20 re.
unite the shattered fragments OF the democratic party
shall come of the 7th Of March next Immediately
after the adjourn or Congress THE SOFT COMMITTEES.
which met on last Thursday evening the sams place.
were considerably enc ted by resolution which was in
troduced concerning the Postmaster for the appoint
ments he had made, aud for lis turning certain we'll
Known wings out Of Office. Some pretty
was used and at one time there strong symptoms
Of a eight Although this committee is as yet but
month old It is already divided into two factonsonc
halpg from the Custom House and the other from tho
Post Once. Tie latter clique has the support OF
Der OF outsters, who ar. opposed to Castom House
dctation under the leadership Of Cochiane, and ut
ever, meeting the spi, becomes evident.
The Hard General Committee who met on the same
evening" also in trouble The resolutions which We
published In the HERALD OF FRIDAY violerty op
posed, because ttey did not take ground against Know
Nothing sm. IL was also urged, that II u COMMITTEES
sent to Albany, PROPOSED to influence the hard
nemters OF the Lgislatdre to vote for csniJlte OF
their own and enter into no combination with the OPP
zone nts o. Seward IL would lave the effect OF n,urirg
The election Of that Objectionable parsonage to the
senate and thereby materially inuring ths future for
tunes OF tho nationals. Exception also taken to
the omit lion la the resolutions Of the State Centr
Ct mmttes Of the of Greene g. Bronsoa who vas
gwen the cold st oulder and Daniel Dickinson alone
merhoucd in complimentary manner. Th- resoiu-
tons, however, after exciting debate passed. ami
the nmttee h. adei by Horace Clark, are nov la
albany canvassng the Legislature to prevent any
lton between the hards add sofia
The Whix Young Men, at their meeting Friday
pigbt, had most rxcitng time 10 conseq of
solution beipg submitted endorsing the claims OF sew
esd to III. Iatev~hi vssscus ed.rss we're made Ia
stave on action the resou 90, butt was 1t length
carried, In The follow ng shape
Resoved That the result ~ the late fr,terns inter-
change of cent uent smoog the whig m.mbers VI the
state legislature presenting candidate 10 be chosen
represent the State q New York in the unsi States
Senate Il in accordance with the preference of tn
body and that hail II syiden Of this hde ~ ~
the vhig party 10 time honored landmark devotion to
freedom, humanity aud justice.
II was 'ete, M ned TO publish the proceeding which
done against the wishes OF many of thu members,
soc after close Gght 10 which papers they should
appear IN
The following letter from or the secretaries shows
that there IL little discomfort among the young snirs
at the acton of the committee
rgrst 10 ree my name attached 10 the Seward
luton passed last evening BY the Young Meas Wing
General Committee am one of the secrataries |
absent, aId deny The right to make spear the
en6ors@r Of any such resolution.
should have opposed H. and BY no means have sign.
ed IL allowed my to be attached TO II, IL hal
beer pre1cnt Respectfully,
Fe6. 8, 1876. JACOB tHoLwETL, Ninth va rd.