The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-14
RPEM MEEITlG N IAMMANY NALL.
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TM BLACK REPUBLICAN, LEGISLATURE DENOUNCED.
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som e STRONG RESOLUTIONS.
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~ .usic, y Calcium Light and Small
Fight.
NeeeAee Of ne Hon. John Cothrane, Dante
3. Slekek,
10, TO-. 10.
An old fashioned democratic nan meeting, crowded,
unay and en,husiasuo, held n rxmmany Hall last
SVonfnx. IN pursuauco of the folio Sipg CALL

evening, In pursuance Of the folio wing CALL
RxsrsrANcE TO LsarsLArIvE orrkBsslos.
MASS .si1lss s1 8! TaE i.ssocsAo!.
sa S ss'
= p4rT are requested s..emSe :. TsamAaI HAi, o.
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hssd privileges Of our cilzens
A eight O'Clock the alternating music OF fine band In
ne balcony and the exhibition of pair Of calcium lights
r~osed considerable crosd in front Of the hall and In
INV minutes when the doors Of the Old wigwam were
spsoed the punctua democracy rushed In like . whirl
vhd and soon hlled the room. With the instinct Of
experienced hands, they rushed, and all, for the
Sew seaas In the me reporters and invited
vass speakers no., met only with the consideration due
hom ono democrat 70 another, and the consequence wa
- whoever sufacent 10 hold 10 his
ssaA obliged 70 let Co. One meek gentleman from the
Ssr districts much surprised ., this un waran.Aole
Powdies had on the standp rne verdant inquirer was
Apsihased shh glance from sovereign Ia shirt slee
vhas good nasured black republican, no had come In
hg curoaiy, remarked that Il was Q very respec able
he hour for opening the meeting having arrived, Mr.
0suaeD a. PuRsxs called the nblage 10 order, and
nominated for Chairman VIM. n Tweed, Who WAS elected
~ scoaamanon-
- wDessing this ontpourng Of the democracy hevnced
hAa they felt that they free men, capaoie OF taking
ss 1s own ' s hey
proved Of the yrannos acts OF the late black republican
Laghlaiure.
NJ EDw MURRAY then proposed the following List Of
Woe Presidents, which was unanm ously adooted:-
VIC. ,s SrGsa HSno.
d @ad eGnI HATS JosspS Garrison: Foarts ward
Ssols sise James ROnely; E!nh g.dwRishArd Whine l.
n Ess,S ward Richard g, Compton aeeca Fucker;
joseph s.Hs, Jsy jaws Eleventh ward Andrew jack
ma benny prsSer; twefh w.rd~Dsnsl + fi.man david
.sss Fea,,ssns @srsSaen>s ssan;s aass toos
nh .*oy %:n ps @
S.So.y pp.so Jams. Muller; EsA.sses ward T7,sn
g pr Esl Morrison; twentieth Ta.d-Will am Jspi.Oo.
Weh twenty second wArd-Henry sobnoor John Doghery.
NJ. ROBERT wAMsIEY then moved the adoption Of the
following list Of Secretaries whch was tingly done
By acchmaAon:-
ri p.sie sGonsy On Daniel Don.y.s; ah George
Asrrl; Oh Vim Du; sbery; Ion. Joseph Jsnnins.
& !GsS sos spaa S .% s.. & nd
neoeol I'm Charles oornel 18Th aeorge abbsrd; ,sh.
a WuhAm 0urney.
Jonas PHILLIPS then offered The resolutions prefacng
reading with the that be believed they would
. saaafaasxy 70 every citissn Of New York without
reference 70 party who regarded the ancient chartered
nghs Of the cny-,hOse rights which had never been
hoaa Legalasure u Albany. The following are the
RESOLUTIONS.
n ss ooSn hs for sss puTuss pros
hs against ne action Of the ias LesslAsars Of hs
na.s relative % THIS oi and taxing measures 10 render
And whereas, desirable and proper that on such an
sesson, In addition 70 the sxprssioos pertnen, 70 The
NV he principles, measures ad men in relation 70
which they sympAahze with the democracy OF the whole
Resolved maj we cordially approve ana reitss.s the
resolutions sdoosed by the democracy Of THIS city, through
shsir oonveaeon assembled ~ Ammany Hall, on the -
kssolved That The wise comprehe nsve and jud,cous
policy Of President Buchanan since the government has
been oonnded charge, has emineny regarded the
which be was placed In that high position, and
fully justified the expectations formed by bis extended
and upright career statesman and Q citizen,
Hal reece that the dangers which have threatened
his health have been me and thai he 10 able 10 give
and We frvsntly hope 'hA. bis Administrative may be In
ivory part 'ular happy and SUCCESSFUL, and thai he may
og live 70 enjoy the respect, confidence and love Of hh
Resolved mat In the choice OF the sound able
psnenocd parioas who comprise bis constitutional sdv
UsrS care fairness saSacity with ~hca bis
lscssoas been for Official appointments In the
n which the tenacity inherent In long pos
q rform. wherever pubic Seneni c,uid be den red
fuD The change; In the careful regulations viii N have
been made for The protection Of The renury In the vser
energy with which the principles Of the anic laws
end The supremacy o. the national govern have been
Maintained the arrangements for the OF Inc
foreign relations President has strengthened his
hosd upon public confidence secured for hs admins
s..on he cordial approval Of toe wise and the god
No United 5lases In the action kno the bred on
ssc" has been published, and as u has been violently
ssed both before and since e publication BY persons
engaged exciting aud continuing sectional agitation,
destructive Of the harmony and detrimental TO the int
rsse Of the whoe country IT IL proper that We should
declare that The decision In question has our entire and
hearty approval and that we cstee NE principles upon
which based 10 be, mol only sound and jasl In them
SELVES but indispensable N the hArmonous operation Of
We national constitution and The continuance Of The Union
osreby estabished.
Resolved Tnsi The attempts Of the black republicans
Impose government upon The people OF teis city, without
heir consent and agHns, their reonstranoes render farsi
c IN NE eIene iher pretended anxiety 70 secure 70 the
people Of Kansas the choice OF their rulers the right
10 vote wihou interference by others and the adoption
such nsutuusns they may prefer add that while We
the psr Of the advocates Of self
Ne DO most emphaucally Asser that the bena f Il
sspsciaiy since .he appointment Of Gov. r. walker
secured In ID exercise Of every Just and legal right OF
which they might think proper 70 avail themselves and
49, Me rsht beng conceded they alone responsible
~ IN EXERCISE and be blamed should they neglect In
hvu Of reasonaoe and revolutionary organization thai
cordially endorse and commend the efforts Of The nation
ri ID mnisaon carry out In the government Of that
Territory Ihe principles OF ~ organic lag and u The
rossy and .,hSSIy suassvorIps " sssempss IN. re-
suh, and far with smineni success, cordially APP
prove Of his action, pursuant 70 he insuusons Of ,ae IA
Resolved Thai we denounce the law for the esabnsh.
ment Of . Metropolitan police bold and iniquitous At
on s par o. a sed .s
ne sudden power tenpsrary excitement, " master
.nd sueaSe tne people Of this city, and punish them for
hat we condemn - an admitted evasion Of the
ns Constitution and, therefore, ssj dishonest and ~ an
gpuary transfer Of the control OF The police force Of
shh cny-s mere local and municipal instt fion-
rom Aseus selected BY The themselves, 70 hose
imposed upon hem by the persons IN pos II Albany
40 h vev o. the,e fs.A objections 70 the lag, duty
requires ne cecare th1 ve are IN svor Of n repeal
hcsofveot lhai vS lain that the de uocrNnc party 10
Pe eminenuy NV and orderp party and naturally
such, btcsue is principles being liberal and Just 10 all
ssoe~saily require for me Law. me people make
support equally universal and therefore, although The
decsiou o. the Court Of Appeals In relation a the Metro
ponisn petoe Aw w~ CONTRARY 70 our fondly cherished
srpecsauops, yet We promptly yielded the adsment OF
hat tribunal neither on the one hand Initiating the ex
ample act by opponents In their resistance N he az,
a. Cooess Apd Their tenunciHons Of the dec,ops M ire
supreme Court of the United States nor the Other
onins In the pokcy % deuouncins The Court while
submitting 10 ~ dates; and thai Difference 70 the
court strengthened By The oonvctcs tbs, I've opani On .
propounced By ne Che Jartoe, embodied e deliberate
>nd honest convenou. and IL therefore entitled our
respect well submission.