The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-07

over aaicni ssc iotssm disunioa!sm in novenbs
ke,olyf~ That or tia Kevs..ne state our ya-nes,
tor that her honore
pr'Iep ard we pledge her our fh vel the aon
ps u ynsi ~ no s sSo HsSsnS - s',99sh her pc
whh ssIsei' pecpe can confer upon weui xoc f.'hu
tetoiyer 1hst sudfrsrg TIE action OF ths emo
elstc {. nv.nos ~ endorse Il. nominees Us platform
hcusrs and OR honor To The OF ha psr.v ~.o
| "esensi as lie hls"
Hr GgT osr ell resolution calling Tor the appoint
f at OF con naittee 10 confer with ths youDg hard
shsis as tney waEe members with the OF rbe
great dsmocIaiio family. Upon cossultston, Mr. Gsret
withorew his resolution until tns special messing whcn
vii! be he'd next i ncsy evening
Ihs club thea Adjourned after cheering fhs car-,i.
dates.
MATING OF THE EXCELSIOR CLUB.
TIE Excelsior Club (hArd shel) held 3 meeting iSst
evening ~ stuyvssant Institute press their ssn
nenls the nonpauons OF ths CIncinnaa Convention
The mse'ipg large and enthusiastic yohn B. Has
hins Es the President Of tbs club took the chair In
otenps the meeting the President ssd that II was IN
necessary for him to state that James Buchanan had
been nominated By the Democ attic Convention their
candidate fer the Presidency pplauss) Mr. Bochenaa
was an old ard tried satsman-ons of the few yet re-
msinirg OF these great g audard men, Clay, Calhoun
Webster and others, who had carried tee country
through many trials He was happy to say tpa, the
it oid the approval Of this club (Gr.at
eppause) With such standard bearer he coneiiersd
the victory OF the democratic party fixed fact (En-
Mr. GEO G. BARNARD moved tha. committees OF thres
be appointed by the chair to craft resolutions sys
Carried.
The President then nominated Messrs Geo G. Barnard,
Jno. f. Gray, and Vim Cotter ss said committee
The committee retired, and after short absence Ss-
turned with the following resoiutiOrs:-
hssoIyed That this Club approve and fully endo the
By The sonal aenocrs,io csnveI ihs
the nnNJ
mecrsto party q he Union. - '.' - ''''' 80
Sd d By ,hs asno.rso osnysn,on each
o. ssiVa viii sns OF p
Reso,ved Th.. all democrats who sgree this ttorm
see,9.si narty should hsaeste. 'ogehsr
Of 1ss regardless Of prms; a..oc,sons 70 un with in
heolysd, lha. his club heartily rau'y the
able reliable tried Statesman an honest cv.sn and o..
b. s % psea sou sn Win # os s s
char for rhich bis oag and gnshed snce
s MIN
% Ss ens to hS her m sT,
elevated to the frs. position Of The country this club
P 1 sss yseNs 'SSsSs y,n
paSy and egry ard we commend our ndidates - the
Resolved, That the dsmoaralc Ismmaoy
ere orssrzaion q the eemocrsc party Of thu city with
view the INN ediate calling Of cnnnty rahcet meeting
tory" OF dsm ocratic principles
Mr.. JOIN T GRAY moved the adoption OF the rssolu-
TONS He expressed his hearty cooperation with ths
action Of tie Cincinnati Convention ard determination
to sustain its nomir aticns. man bad been named for
~e as M
sdamsnt upon which blao! republicans and Know
Nothing could find no foo,hod He urged upon all TO do
their hest to neure the election Of Mr.. Blu shanan He
expressed himself wiling 10 aid such elecon if
saiy, 70 walk mile at ary time barefoot over frozen
grouEd
Mr. WM AIItN seconeed the resolution IN speech Of
nthusap'c certainty of the coming election of Mr. Bu
ohsnaD, when he motion for their adoption was put and
the fape unar mousy adop.e5
Mr.. GRAY moved the appointment Of COMMITTEES Of
i've to ccnsr With similar committees Of the stuyvesan
Institute end yammapy Hail. relative 10 arranging for
grand ratification res,rg OF the the Gin
cipnati Democratic CONVENTION.
The CHAIRMAN named the committee when aoj ,ura-
int took place to next Mondsy evening.
BROOKLYN.
The pews o. Fuchansn's nomination received by
ths democrats Of Brooklyn with the greatest deonetra
tions of enthusiasm. Captain Hogan, OF tbs hApper
Tandy artillery, fired salute OF two hundred guns from
the bridge Montague street, the Wall stree.
ferry and the Eleventh Ward Democratic Club also ired
siu,e OF hundred and fifty guns, from a WAGON. lot
above Fort Green Meetings were also held Of the various
clubs in the Eleventh, Fourth Third and other wards
last evenings to respond to the action Of the convention
WASHINGTON.
PREPARATIONS FOR DEMONsTRATI0N-JUDGE
DOUGLAS LETTERS, WITHDRAWING FROM THE
FIELD-HOw GEN. PIERCE BEARS HIS DEFEAT, ETC.
WASHINGTON, June g. 1856.
The nc min alton of Buchanan is hailed with g,ss. en-
tnusasm by the democracy here, and preparations are
mailing for grand demonstration.
The following dispatches sent by Judge Douglas
Hon. William A. Richardson, 1t Cincinnati delegate the
Convention from H. periods msntoned the dates
1t will he that Juege Douglass from the
mt Of the first dsy -Mondsy-wks only anxious
he har of ba artv GeRr; IN
himself forward ar when the Convention unanimously
endorsed his the Nebraska and slavery ques
iors, al the personal object he had In view in permit
trg his name to be uasd WAS accomplished. His des
patch last evening desiring the withdrawal of his name
20 a. to give The romnation to Mr. Buchanan whilst it
is in keeping with his character claimed BY his lends
don btess ,he Of enabling the Convention
make the nomination TODAY.
WASHINGTON, June 3-4P.M
DEAR SiR-From the tslegraphic reports In the uews-
papers, tear mat brered state of feeling is being
treendelsd in the Convention, which endanGer ha
my f,iencs to tear in mind that have thoussndtoid
anxiety for the triumph Of principles than for
my OWE personal elevation If the withdrawal Of ny
name viii contribute 10 the harmony Of our party
the success OF the cause hope you will not hesitate to
take the step Especially 1t s my desire that the action
OF the Convention viii embcoy and express the wishes,
ceilings and incipes Of the democracy Of the republic
and ce II Mr.. Perce Mr.. Buchanan any other
involved .he contest shall receive msjority of the
Cony enor, earnestly hope that all my friends viii
unite InSuJtng him thrds SE0n making
nomination unanimous. Let personal considerations
disturb the harmony Of the party or endsugsr the
triumph Of our piinciPes S. A. DOUGLAS.
WASHINGTON, June 5-9 N.
have just read much of the platform relates to
tie Nebraska bin and slavery question The adoption
OF that noble resolution by the unanimous vote o. all the
States which mpisbes all the offsets had in rev
in permitting my name to be used before the Convention
If sgIeeab.o 10 my friend, would prefer exerting all my
energies to elect isd statesman that platform, to
being the nc minee myself At sl events do not let my
name used In such to disturb the harmony
OF the party endapger the success of the work noby
begun. 3 A. Dol aIAS
WASHINGTON, June $3.50 7. NJ
Mr.. Buchanan having received majority Of the Con-
venton Is, in my opinion, entitled to the nomination.
hope friends viii give effect to the voice of the
jority of the party. 5. A. DOUGLAS
President Pierce bears his defeat with becoming grace
Several bis friends called this afternoon, and him
in biz usual good spirits and showing but little OF his
mortiying disappointment. He accepts the vote he re-
ceiyed from the South = sufficient OF the
nationality OF his adminsiraton, and eulogises the nom
nation Of Mf. Buchanan safe for the decoracx and