Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-02-13
From the Salisbury IN. C.) Herald.
The Democratic National Committee.

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MEssRs EDITORS: In pursuance of the following
CALL the Democratic National Committee assembled
in this city at noon to day. The gentlemen COM
posing the Democratic National Committee are
requested to meat at the Spols Hotel, in the city
of Dublin -Damstadt, on Monday, the 28th day of
January next, at IL o'clock, NJ
The Committee, as constituted by the last Dem
ocratc National Convention, consists Of the follow
ing gentlemen,
Holden O'Doherty, Maine. ~ E
Clingman ONeal, New Hampshire.
Wise OGallagher, Vermont
Reid O'Reiy, Massachusetts,. a...
| Pierce O'Maly, Rhode Island
Cass 0'Mulligan, Connecticut. t
| Douglas O'Rouke, New York.
Hagan 0'Donnell New Jersey
! Wohler Van Zandt, Pennsylvania.
| Haydenfet Van Berg, Delaware
| Scheldt Van Blixen, Maryland
| Karl Van Damzen, Virginia. gsm
Leopold Van Krumbler, North Carolina.
| Haunce Van Wolfganger, South Carolina. .s
| Rozenkrantz Van Ness, Georgia.
| Patrick McDougall, Alabama.
| Dennis Mcpherson, Mississippi
Ryan McNeill Louisiana.
/ Gilis McApin, Ohio.
Flemming McNally, Kentucky. E~.
Rufin McDufie, Tennessee. gHna
Teddy McWhorty, Indiana.
Donald Mckenzie, Illinois.
Give McAllister Missouri. H ,t"
Dolan McCarty, Arkansas. EeaaI
Tobias Van Schad, Michigan. sa
Dubois Won Elberfeldt, Florida .t
! Abe Won Sydenswype, Texas
Isaac Won Hechengen, Iowa.
Jacob Won Ingoldstadt, Wisconsin.
Esau Won Kuppelman, California
| The committee was called to order by the Hon
Dubois Won Elbberfeldt, of Florida, chairman of
| the committee. s#
On motion Of Hon. Esau Won Kuppelman, of
California, Flemming McNally, and Ruffn McDuf
| fe, were chosen secretaries.
! On motion of Hon. Douglas 0'Rouke, of New
4 York, the roll was called, whenit ascertained
that the following named gentlemen were absent
i Reid 0'Rely, Massachusetts,.
4 Haydenfeldt Van Berg Delaware.
/ Teddy McWhorty, Indiana.
4 Abe Won Sydenswipe Texas. q
The committee being organized, proceeded to
fix the time and place for holding the Democratic
/ National Convention. saA
j Mr.. Van Dsmzen, Of Virginia, moved that the
! first Monday Of June, (the I'd day of the month";
The fixed upon as the time, and that the city Of
Dublin Da nstadt be agreed upon as the place.
/ Mr.. 0'Mulligan, Of Connecticut, suggested tho
third Saturday in May, and the city Of Copenba-
i gen-Cork .haf $3.50
i Mr.. Won Schad, of Michigan, moved the last
Monday in May, and the city of Antwerp Amster-
dam "af.sHa5 *hs@ Ttn aH
i Mr.. McNeill, of Louisiana, proposed the second
Thursday in May, and the city Of Bremen Belfast
4 The three latter propositions being voted down.
\ Mr. Van Damzen's motion unanimously adopt
ed and the LIST Monday in June designated as the
time and the city Of Dublin Damstadt agreed upon
as the place for the meeting of the National Con-
/ vention. l taf0
The committee then adjourned sine die
i At large and enthusiastic meeting of the De-
nocracy this afternoon, at o'clock, IN Ottenheim-
er Hall, the following gentlemen were appointed a
committee to inquire into and to report upon, the
present condition and future prospects Of the De
mocratic party-said report to be laid before tho
Democratic National Convention at its next session
in the city of Dublin Damstadt:
H. Pretezel Adenclsmps, Maine.
i Ril Neudstatter, New Hampshire.
Luduig Missenhammer, Vermont
\ Wohi Hockkohier, Massachusetts,
Il Newhouse Yer Plank, Rhode Island.
Michelbacker Yer Mehr, Connecticut
Il Valkenburg Spantz, New York.
4. Keckloder Voorhes, New Jersey
Ethelyald Ten Broch, Pennsylvania.
WolienbergeI Ten Rhutte Delaware.
4 Mehl Brinkerhooft, Maryland. ~
Woollfe Feigenbaum, Virginia. ei
Rudolph Herbe, North Carolina. a