The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-12
CITY Politics.
WING CENTRAL OOnuTrM.

CITY Politics.
WING GRNHRAL O0nHTTN1.
special meeting Of the wAig General Committee was
held at Consuon Hall last evening" The object Of the
meeting was 70 hear the report Of the committee appoint
Cd ct the Last meeting TO confer with the COMMITTEES Of
the Common Council ON the reception Of sx-Presidsnt
Fillmore. The committee having made their report the
Chair motion, appointed committee of ave to sct in
concert with the Reception C,muittss Of the Common
Council The committee consists Of the following gentle
men:-DAvd Coleman, James Brooks VIM. F. Jackson,
Jno Mcconnell L. L. Johnson.
Mr. JACKSON presented the following resolution, which
Resolved, Shat The WING State Central Committee be- and
% % on 9.
The meeting then adjourned subject to the call Of the
chairman.
CENTRAL REPUBLICAN C0MnTTTE-THE NIGER
wORsHIPPERs IN THE CLUB-HARD SHELL HEAD
QUARTERs-FREM0NT AND BANKS RECOMMENDED
WITH ENTHUSIASM.
The Republican Central Committee met for organiza-
tion last night 1t Academy Hail. in Broadway, the late
head quarters Of the hards Hon. c. G. Leigh, of the
Ninth ward called to the chair, and William Peel
and Geo. Ter wiliger OBLIGATED as secretaries
After the preliminary business relating to the presen-
taton Of credentials and the like, transacted
tested seats taken and SETTLED The attsn
was large and there proved to be full delegation Of Eve
rem each ward.
Mr.. ISAAC DAYTON, Of the Sixteenth ward made re-
port from special committee appointed for the purpose
announcing that the old hard shell headquArs had
been engaged for the campaign and that hereafter the
republicans would be found there instead He closed
with the following resolution, which unlnimously
adop Cd
tle Iabsrrse. he april last,
Mr. CnAs RIDDLE Of the Twelfth ward, called the IT.
tenton Of the committee to the necessity of calling
tfcaion meeting the announcement Of the result Of
the Philadelphia Convention.
Mr.. DAYTON, Of the Sixteenth ward, read despatch
from the State Republican Committee OF Massachusetts,,
stating that the grand ratification meeting would DO held
in Boftcn on the 23d ult Mr.. D. thought the whole
North should be aroused by mass meetings.
This matter finally referred TO the Executive Com
A DnEcAn moved the appointment of committee to
cor fer With the railroad company SO IS TO get on to
DnEGAn-You had better see Commodore Stockton.
think he could be approached. Great laughter
Mr. CHAs RDDEII here rose, and announced that Is a
Convention about to be held in this city that might
influence the action OF the republican party what he
proposed that that ttes should express its opinion
the Presidential question. BE read the ioowipg:
Whereas Tie National Conyenos e the republican party
dates for Frssident and Vice PTssdes Of the United
@ oS
prefs guide heir dssgsss asd niOrasion
Sss Is merit,
proposed In various quarters for and Will
hs
lest calculated under existing rcumsances to lesd the
hosts OF freedom TO an assured and banefcent victory
as,Sysd That hs 15. 2 ssIts Dr. Of Massachusetts,
When Seward's name WAS announced 1T was hailed
with repeated cheers but Fremonts called down thun
ders of applause again and again repeated.
Dr.. KENNEDY; Of tho Fifth ward opposed the adoption
Of the resolutions the ground that though New York
great city il not the whole Union, and they
shouo not dictate to the rural DISTRICTS whore the great
strength Of the party lay. The gentleman Mr. KY
wan,s to make public sentiment
Mr.. K, (interrup ing)-I cid not say so.
ISAAC DAYTON strongly supported the resolutions.
They republicans, and had sentiments OF their
to express and Fremont and Banks his prete-
rencs he not afraid to let it be known to the world
(Appause.)
There 10 that little He verify believed
that the sixth ward could be carried for Fremont
(Applaufe.)
Dr.. KENNEDY opposed Banks for the Vice Presidency.
Massachusetts, was eure for the republicans but Penn
sylvanis oubtful and should have that honor.
PORTER G. SHERMAN expressed IT, view, but the
solutions 1T length passtd with great enthusiasm
motion mace t. print the resolutions In the Ti-
Ja,ne Times, Courier and Post.
WILLIAM PEMr-I move that the HERALD be added, Mr..
Chairman.
Here or two voices cried "No, no."
PORTER G. SHERMAN favor that motion the HERALD
has certainly done much good, and should be
rsged In the course il has taken.
SEVERAL VocEs-Oh, yes publish In the HERALD, OF
couue.
AT further debate II agreed to furnish them
to every paper that would publish them as news, the
HERALD pied. The Committee then adjourned,
TO meet at Philadelphi> On the 18th inst,