The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-30
City Politics.
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City Politics.
CENTRAL DEMOCRATIC UNION.
special meeting Of the Central Democratic Union
was held last evening In Tammauy Hail. John Cochrsne,
President in the chair. large number OF delegates
were present
The PRESIDENT having called up the special order OF
the evening,
Mr. WALLACE CoSK said that, at regular meeting OF
the Young Mems Democratic Union Club, held Saturday
evening March oath, 1885, IL was unanimously resolved
that the delegates from this club, be and hereby
instructed to propose for the adoption Of the Central
Democratic Union such resolutions may in their udg
ment, most fitted to urge upon the government
Of the United States the national sentiment upon the
subject of relatonships with SPAIN and tend to
solution Of the difficulties existing between in
manner consonan with the dignity Of this republic
the wishes OF the American people He (Mr Gomez
derstood that resolutions covering this ground had been
prepared and would be presented this evening.
Mr.. J. McIsoD MURPHY then read the following resolu.
tons, shicb were taken up seridtim and unanimously
adopted, amid manifestations Of applause
Resolved That the tdings which MS Of recurring
instances Of Spanish interruptions our commerce and
ourass on our nag reapire that endurance te replaced
TO the care of national strength However deeply
70 its renders the refusal Of spain to
st the limit OF our Efforts for It's acquisition. But tho
the effort have not only been unreieved by It's failure but
demand with 9spsrs,Sn ~. n
jury, and atonement for wrong.
70 the Of Violated hg and that behind
aas ..a 70
sci. covered BY our aa.hs right search enforced upon
upon unoaehdns stssmsrs-s6s detention Of and eris
% % nsh tas sd sss of a a.ss s Ss Of
ment aud the atroc violence upon the snssn
a: s: s .sa S 'sysBS
sa. marks dispeasure Of the sorduet witch ssn
Kesolyed That the occurrence during ten ye.r. Of
.S the ,,sSsa s'sss,sa sy spain e s and
allow qualified diplomatic ntercourse between the Cap
tain .sH G Cuba end our Sop.o a her rse
.hs United stas, the recent stack Of her cruiser.
Of national standard the Of our Vice
G0n.s Sacss e persist IN her
gsss and M that h.Sd es ciG,sd . The de-
pact and be respected for But should our app
cation 10 disregarded and demands
deaywe .ha have exhausted all peaceful endeavors and
Resolve That vhsaever sxisency shall arise the
national eg.sture should be convened and the naeons
sitrsnsnt Of Tie American Consr... - N4' = 'n' :"
Resolved Tha. the interference Of England and France
ssa .as not 20 p... rom the
IT, perpetual snSrs iss
g oIs ny y nd q ps IL
the American people.
tenet Of political sith that any effort part Of
any ior.sn power 70 suppress an uprising Of the Cuban
nsnt With ssma,s Of In IKE ssSosn %sn
view 70 make an element of disturbance psce Il be
yond the pale Of useful acquisition, wh.ther stimulated by
resist from the Democracy q New Yert vii they
ever to e, transfer 70 either Of the Intervening
Resolved That rely With confidence tina. the admins
have reepsse It's noSs upper Of the nssn
honor aeroae;s esrsis % the rsht. o e
and the interest. ., ths psop. efforts I. yndcas the
tie. .ha, yhsn honor \ 2. stake care viii Be taken that
After the revolutions adopted, the PREIDEST
having left the chair said that he thought they
very ,un and very p,opersuch =. the times required
crisis waited TO by every that came across
the Atlantic. This fact was being pressed upon Con
press Notwithstanding that the latest had been
thar the spapi,h government was willing 20 do ali that
was proper without pressure yet the experience Of the
past ihoud teach us that their word Of promise
always kept vas time that the principles which anma
tad this people should be freely spoken Not shoud
be done a. threat, or TO gain favor, but II should be
Gone 70 show what views wes entertained by gentlemen
who organize thsm-elves into political associations II
was strange he thought, that Spain should take the
ground at this Late age Of the world, that repara-
lion for Injuries may be refused with impunity.
We AL have read what has been done In the process Of
negotiations with her. We have all wondered at the
dered yet at the blindness which could refuse repa
ration for injuries inflicted Unesa our demands against
Spain be complied WITH there only remains and the
vindicaton OF our honor (Applause) When these OBJ
jects shall have been obtained the world win zee that
all that demanded BY the United States was repara
ton for injuries and vndeaton OF the national faith
has been stated in Europe that the United States Ia
nation OF hlbusers These resolutions distinctly deny
such supposition We sctnowlsdge In them the pro.
prietary right over Cuba IT, after all Just dsman8~
are refused then win be the time for Congress 10 decide
on the question Of peace or (Chesrs.)
Mr. Cou expressed the satisfaction he felt at the pas
sage OF the resolutions He saii-Net here the re-
pfeseptatves OF the democracy Of New York 10 the
duty OF the Union 70 give the alarm whenever danger
threatens Those resolutions sounded the alarm for
danger was around. But In giving this alarm like true
soldiers, what do We rays-" Who goes thsr-r' The
answer ID. "spain "Are you aoneip "No; behind
arstoeraey and despotism We come they say To curb
II Ia necessary for the allied powers OF the west Of E
rope TO hold the Queen OF the Antlesthe ksy OF the
Gulf Spain viii not redress the injuries nfIcted upon
Us, the 0yst Law Of nature compel protect our
selves The resolutions passed 10 night only relate 70
what has already transpfed We stand on the eve Of
great crisis, and must take advantage Of IT, To us
as party magnificent opening ls presented and the
question Is whether shah paddle canoe coss by
the shore or vbsthsr We shall charter good and GAL
liant ship-vhethsr shah be true 10 our traditions
party whether shall LET the opportunity 20 Or
and remain, where vs ars now, In respectAbIs mino-
rty. (Chssrs.)
Captain RYsnuu said that when the gentleman Como,
dtsignsted the American people s forbsaring until
they arrived at certain point be should have gone on
and told the res~thst they detsrnln~d in war
az they were forbearing In peace.
On motion the meetiag then adjourned.
Willismsburg City Intelligence.