The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-14

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The regular monthly meeting II The Young Neus Re-
pablioan General Commisee held As night q Buy
vssant inattuta Not President In the chair end g.
q. Butler and John J. shaw oaicasas q seorsAres.
oosnsnD uscrlos.
Alter Tho reading Of The minutes credentials Of oss-
tain parties from the Eighth ward were presented 70 al
vacancies existing In thS committee. seams thsrs aas
been come trouble In the Eighth Ward Republican Assoca
ton, end split hes resulted end both parties claim 70 be
Iesular The contest laA night trsnserred 70 The
sought BY both pa1aes Amer long dsSaas ocnmi;ses
subns he r~suK Il sssr % he general en
.s:ss he e.: :: were IL ' nT ~
heereht manner.
DRArm PITCHED INTO
Mr. H. g. Smith, of the Ninth ward. offered the follow
ing
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ssa oH ss,s. ss 2 "a
having fair and not partixaa police; asreiors
gaus - Sstrsy y psos: q :isss asa =
s 10 ss % a. &. psa &
neon Draper
This resolution cres,ed q stormy debate
Mr. LIONS, Of he 6t1th ward. wSs In fayos d some
s~ch resolution being passed. but be questioned Il that
wHs the proper form 70 put h M Perhaps Il would be
Dr.. wAsrmMAH lhought the Young hsar Comuisss
would DO well express their views On this subject He
deemed n oowsrdiy act on tho par Of Mr. Draper 70
weakness - ,nHrn,sy Of temper he did pot expect
him 70 nsnes. A great freDch dplomAast {lAlsyrsnd)
war, and however much We may question the general
truth Of this axiom, II Ia certainly applicable In the
thai worse than crime and hs. inurod hm,s sod
the party that bad showered donors upon him. But be
(Dr. Weermsn) NOT In favor of attacking Mr. Draper
personally. The committee had hisher objects in view
than that and WA not their place 10 azsok individuals
He hoped the committee woula be appointed.
sss - ~ No Sn mot seox ~
appointing such nncompoop Cholwe to the position
he occupied; NJ: B. said he believed in calling
meDOrd abusing Mayor Wood, roundH applying
ali manner OF Questionable epithe6 70 thsi
Individual BE Of orinon that Mr. Draper not
much IN blame He could nos have fo-eseen that Mayor
Wool after bis extraordinary law deyng course, would
have .1yn,1g 90 WIN the Board Mr. Draper did not
ss!ssure do right In the appointment Of that man Chol
Mr. RoDoKRs OF the Ninth ward, did MOI think ne Le-
eislssure was 20 much TO be blamed amer all There
W.: . WORKING republican majority in the Assembly
oured 70 psss the Police bill would not ha 70 done 10
have asked Brooks 70 vote FOR It; bat Petty was
S Pr the pveSs Of naming sns 2! the
named Cholwe bis choice for Commissioner, and thus
that party wss appointed he e. Rodge..l x.a not
did rot pay much regard to the young men, and gavshs
Mr.. Hnl1 8 smnn, of the Tenth ward, offered The fol-
lowing:-
Resolved TIA, the action of ness Nys strsnahsn and
4 ]; :s ..ss,
ise 90 Sss5y tender i,s ,hants FsUnS'c.n. @
rss:.sd 10 psss sss.osry re-: = Ss coas.Ss:
sa 1 :S =. S !. r.
can e an DE ';s.ucy sasrs and s.. thereby he ao
This whole matter finally referred 70 . committee
70 report upon u . future meeting.
morrD aTosrsss n sxcIUpEDs
A DemSeF OF the Third ward eaid thak he noticed Q
reporter In the room taking notes, be presumed for
the purpoee OF publishing what TIE members OF the
Ssoe ana n o. he Sepox :
their zeal sad hinss which did not always appear well
~ print "A, report Of .nsi, last meeting hsa been pcs
did them no good. Tho speaker concluded By moving
that reporters be hereafter excluded from the meetings *
Mr. LYONS, Of the Hxth ward thought the last spesker
PAID shs member very sorry oompliasnt 10 :aytng
The reporters would always attend their meetnes.
Mr.. hnIn was decidedly opposed 70 The mclon. They
were not Know Nothing or9ansaon and should not keep
their mo- ngs private This good 10 advertise
the party and In principles and the documents emanaHns
rm that body would get chance be BY ne peo-
sS.ni.asos, would Ss p s Il ses orssory sAouis
be spread before The public. he had objection
nisnsd denoorss Who resd that o1rs would have
chance OF esrpng somethipg OF the character and pro
res OF The rc:s Republican party In wH oomplsined
but be did nos think That geuueman made
good speech, and he should get the credit for The
learned them 70 be more sautous Of what they said a.
their remsrn we're 70 be peyuscd By tsus Of Thousands
scose &c. Or 90 Of people, but Inc Whole city ssd sse por
ton Of The country He had 10 respeos for mon Who
would say thing. in ,ha. Committee .hsy were sfrsid