The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-01

IL primary election, held at Croxson's, corner of
DominicA and ysrck streets. the 3lst day of July,
1855, between and O'Clock r. NJ pursuant to the call
OF the National Democratic Republican General Com
mtee at stuyvesant Institute the following ticket was
duly elected by q large majority -
HARD SHELL STATE CONVENTION, SEPrExBER ., 1856.
For Delegate-John b. HAskn.
For Alternate-Dr. Stephen Hafbrouck.
a I, 3. csEiGaroS, inspectors.
SAMUEL LONG,
At large meetingef the national democrats OF the
the polls AZ the primary election held OF Doni
nick and Narick Streets tuesday evening" the 3lst
july 1858, Mr. Chauncey Morgan called to the chair,
ana Richard A. Chambers ana Arthur ID. Creighton ap-
pointed secretaries.
Mr.. Richard A. Chambers, on behalf OF q committee
appointed tor the purpose submitted for the consider
were unanimously adopted
Resolved That the national democracy OF this Assem-
bly, district heartily respond TO the call OF the State
Committee, for Assembling &c, National Democratic
state Convention, and the nomination of State ticket
on The 9th September next 10 be supported at the
fung fan election and earnestly recommend the de
gaze and alternate from this district to vote for
nomination bat those sho have been re-
liable national democrats and oppose all at empts at
.fusion" with the "adminttrat sostsu and cyan
Buren, and Seward free soiisrs''
kesoved, That the experience Of the past has fully
demonstrated that all coalitions for the election of
which the paramount importance OF an enunciston
81 sound national neuscfac principles has been
ed or forgotten, can never rebound to the
glory OF the democratic party.
Reso we'd, That opposed TO the percent Federal
ana state administratonsto the former for the i'm
becihty OF It's nominal head and 10 support OF prom
nfnt tree soiiers and atra ssiorists. aud Is
thorough alshcation and reputation Of all the pledges
ano principles upon which IL Was eeendto the latter
for it's passage OF that most infamous OF AL anatcAl
acts Of modern Legislation the and anconsu
tutional Maine law and It'd corrupt dEaacia policy, by
which the people Of this city and state viii be most
equally and upjustly taxed.
Resolved, That we urge upon the deegste from this
district TO insist uIon Incorporating in the platform TO
b. adopted by the state Convention the following demo
cratic principles
J. Au recognition Of the doctrines OF popular sove
reienty, and Of the principles sppertsining to Tsrr
toiai governments and the admission ofStates as EN-
bodied in the Kansas aud Nebraska act.
2 No intervention by Congress upon the subject Of
slavery IN the states where II now exists and in the
3. A strict maintenance and support Of the act for
n. rendition OF fugitive slaves.
reduction with . view 10 free trais) OF the pre
sent tsria, TO purely revenue standard.
o. The support Of internal improvements by the gene
raj government within constitutional ambition and
the constructing a. the earliest period under the
pieces OF the general government Of the Pacific
TIT uniting the Pacific with the Atlantis Ocean And
STRENGTHENING the union Of the eonfedsracy.
o. The speedy acquisition OF Cuba-''peaceably II We
can forcioy We muft.n
The uncone ,iena repeal OF the Maine Law and hos
tihty to IL and all sumptusry laws.
Reputation Of ali secret political societies and D.
position to religious intolerance and prescription anti
American and anti republican.
Q. change and modih alton OF the present general
banking Law Of this state to protect The mechanic and
vcfkDgmAn, spd 70 prevent Any increase OF frsuduet
and rresponsbIe tanss By which "the rich have been
made richer and The poor poorer and hostility 70 all
Specializing noLeysd monopoise.
10 The speedy completion oil the Erie canal enlarge.
msn, and an honest expenditure Of the peoples money
IN acconplishingt
IL The fraternity and sodston q the democratic
psrty Of The Union upon princple" with vew 70 the
electen Of sound and reliable national democratic
sman Prtseent 10 1880 opposition 70 the sec.
toral, abolition free sod Northern repgblcsn party
candidate Of TIE prstsns aefunc, whig party.
On notion the yyocsedings we're ordered 20 be pub.
lshed in the Daily Sevs and New YORK HIerad and the
msetipg 40 ourred CHAuNCEY MORGAN, Chairman
RICHARD A. CHAwBEE-, g.,.o.....
AEInrR D CRuCHfAS,