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

MEETING OF THE VIGILANCE COMMITTEE.
A meeting Of the Committee of Arrangements ap-
pointed at the last citing Of the soft General Commit.
zee. held yesterday afternoon, At five O'Clock to
take such action might be required to appropriately
respond to the nomination Of James Buch Tor Pre
cent.
Several members Of tho General Committee were also
Joseph Rose occupied the chair, and j. H. Chambers
ofiGjaled as Secretary.
Resolutions IaudAtory Of James Buchanan we're pro.
posed but not passed. as 1t WAS posed not to be
gel name to the object for which the committee
pointed.
Il was resolved to illuminate Tsmmany Hall in the
evening" and deck the outside with trapsparencies
taInirg extracts from Washpgtona FaIewen Address.
the ccmnttse to postpone the ratification meeting until
rext Wednesday evening. when all the big guns OF the
party would be On hand TO give their voice and
tepabce.
On motion, the toe wlrg ran ed gentlemen were ap-
pointed con- mttee to set up the ratification meeting
vz.:-JobS Petit, Patrick Coye, Conrad swackhamer
Dennis Mccarthy Andre Froment,'J. i. Benedict and
Jbn Rose, The Committee thin Ae joured.
NETTING OF THE YOUNG MEMS DEMOCRATIC UNION
CLUB.
meeting OF the members Of this Club was held last
night at the Mercer House A. c. Hsrrick occupied tho
cpsr, and John +. White tcised Secretary Douglas
Taylor, of the Twenty .frstl vsrc, announced that
James Buchanan OF Pennsy lvaLis had been nominated
At CiIc!nns for President OF the United States where
upep Dine cheers ane tiger given with great
thufiaem. MI Charles Rirg offered resolution calling
ftr the appointment of q committee to get up mass
ratidcan meeting at Tan many Hail. This was passed.
ard ksfsrs Charles Ring, L I. Harrison Spencer II.
Chtp, John +. White Douglas Taylor and A. C. Herrck
appointed such committee A large number Of men,
bers ads d 10 the Club
Actnnittte, consisting Of T. A. Glover, Douglas Tay.
lor and G. D. ambrellrg were appointed TO draw up
solnors expressive Of tire of the club the
cent nj m'naticnF.
The committee retired, upon consultation report
ed the following, which passed unanimously.
Whrieas be democracy Of the Unon being assembled at
Cir cnh ior the puJpGte o seecnE nominees Preadent
sd Vice Presd.nt CT the United states su ported
rsona psrtv OF the Union Nj the epsurg election tie
su OF their ber the reec'ion Of Hon James
ctsntr Of Pennsylvania President and Hon. Csbul
Breckenridge. cf Kentucky. for Vice President the
ard tesrt,s OF ice demcc1t 90, therefore
Resovtc That As 1csl orgapHatcD, 1900 .nzug the
principles q the demnc party the only of
the evs sought be ertaed he ea through
irazsion q power vested In the general mclt the
Ytrng Sehs Democratic Union CluD OF few York most
daily endcrfe the platfi sdoped by the Convention
s epresuon evrR that the principles there laid
such only as must materially contribute the prosperity
happiness ard p,oRress Of people, TO the exentn
pevreunon re union OF the States as well ss the security
Resolved. That hail with unfesned enthusiasm the no,
ps,ion for President OF man In whom recognizes n well
ued has paseed the ordeal Of honorable
ton With unemmped abity statesmanlite ssgaciy
Resolved That In the nominee for he Vice Prederc John
Cabul Breckenridge, recognize who has fore
the ranks OF the defenders soyeresntv an
ate exporent Of The constitution firm friend of the
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