The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-10

Nt..........R Sthell, VIM. IT, Leonard
motion TO lay the report on the table was lost by
vote Of ayes .6, noes 81.
TIcs j. MuNDAY, Of the Twentieth ward thought that
fsntemen selected a, delegates should not vote; they
should have some modcsty.
PiafR n. swKaNEY-You are a good representative OF
noaes, man. (Cries OF "Order.'D
The motion 10 take up the names separately was lost
when the committees report was finally adopteI By
vote Of II TO :2, amid cheers
The following is the vote
AfrIRSArrE-Nessrs. Dlmond blackburn, Stewart, TAFT
Ryan joyce Ridden Casey flkgerald Msintir. sassss
Brown chambers Moranss MsrsS nSoa wsh so
ton, MUM smith Mccormiek NewkIrs Gene, Thcrnp,oe
Mespedon, 0 Riley, w.ency, vaeheLl.
gsr sscssf s'is sfF s:ss
dsy ddSSn nss1s. rarS s sss susso c Joyce Nun
Pf77R b. SWEENEY, Twentieth Ward, read the following
letic,s rom Wilson Small Chairman OF the soft commt
tee; aky,I. D. shepard who sappoin.ed a committee
TO consrnmate the union between the two committees.
TAxsAry Hall, NEW yoRK, July s. 1856.
H2s s. Homer u Clark, ggA,a.as s se v,..
man have instructed me % communicate through with
They have unanimously resolved the scmmiee Of
miee shall not equal theirs in pon, O. numbers. hey
squa her own and thai he body Of one hundred and thirty
two members thus constituted shall perform al The duties o
bemncrsic General Committee for the city and county OF
Deeply reeretne The divisions which nphappiy
down Inc democratic party the State Of New York om
sneisn go,on e power and protection ne right.
the snSn S5 @ % ss Pacs: Sss
EYES our brethren throughout The country are turned
uIon Us with painful soaei'aae, as ye, uacer tain
dsinsahed STANDARD bearers which hey have he right
nifty 70 meet u. oa srra. exactly equal IN order hs we may
fo perform he duties REQUIRE Cd e & Us as As dsmoc.s
Delay promi.es no good but only contauanse O he
Lei Nc, Sea behalf q those whom ask ha,
viii meet them In the spirit which they manifest and let
is Ook TO the future, rather ihan the pasi.
feel making communication nor entertaining tho
strongest hopes q =. anaasliaesd s sccepsanee
heve me your ooedeni servant ,, so, s>,.,, ,,., .
- No - Wall srsEsr, NEW YoRx, july $ 1853.
Hos noaAcs .. C.sK. CaAIRsAs, &e &e..,.. -, :.
Democratic General Committee OF which am . member
pr%opTsic General co@mee of which oa %qe cSsr@sn
s member ss ,hs as ms o
their behalf consumma;e the union Of the Democratic Gene
cratic party II the city o New York ls''' 49, =
Permit add ihai act of mine which justly be
required shall be wanting 70 the Accomplishment OF THIS great
ake the occasion to my personal regards your
obcdeni servant LIB SHEPARD.
PsrrR n SWEENEY thought the proposition a fair one
other 10 accept Ho moved tha. the proposition therein
contained be accepted and that Horace r. Clark be ap
on the time and place Of meeting of the Joint committees
Carried with only few negatives.
The committee Of Ave on delegates empowered 10
Then motion 10 adjourn prevailed.
Messrs HAsHSs and BuSssL protested sgainst the
ton Of the committee and called upon all who disavowed
gag law TO remain behind " protest against the action
Just taken. Accordingly few did remain behind, but
the gas put out and they did nothing. There was
large lobby filed with would be delegates, and much
cit ment was manifested II was near midnight when
the committee adjourned.
MEETING OF THE REPUBLICAN CENTRAL COMMITTEES.
The Republican Central Committee OF the city and
ty Of New York, which organized the Tth Of May
last, held s second regular meeting last evening In ts
rooms, Academy Hall, Broadway. There was pretty
full attendance Of MEMBERS and the proceedings were
listened 10 with much interest. The meeting was called
TO order by the President Mr.. Edgar Ketchum, Mcssrs
George Terwlger and william Peel officiating as secre
taries The roll Of the members composing the commit.
tee vas then called and found that far proper.
ton answered 10 their The committee insists
OF ave members from each ward, making N all hun
dred and ten The rules OF the body have already been
printed aud u Il now thoroughly organized.
report Of the Executive Committee in regard 10 the
republican ratification meeting held recently NJ the
broadway Taberaacie reas by the Chairman OF the
Committee, Mr.. IN! ton. TIE report, which was ~