The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-04
The Nasso~si America. ceu> CA.

The PRnxSr announced that the sbSeu sc OF Non Hum
rey Marshall oscasioued by he death ais 81. tor
letter was read from Andrew Jacks Donetseu,
which Ne expressed the belief that the local preadcss
which ens'lod the party called by Geo. Jackson The
Z" sham cemoTscs," to get possession OF tie etersl
government, wcFe rapidly losing their Influence. Mr.
Doneson severely attacks squRer sovereignty and
the present deun0c alto adminstrain de declares that
,ns RE-, Sao,n so.hng tina. Is nauon.
poupced In the ooArsest 8lngsgate the whole State
rights party OF another who 10 OF The most noto
who had declared his heart would break sooner than ap
prove the compromise Of 1850 The letter was read
Letters also received from other disir guIshed
members ofihe party.
The then announced that the business in order
would mske choice of smother President as be had ld
the Office two years and weud willingly yield honorable
o pOsiiion o an,aher.
DANIEL R.wIIgy Esq., of New york. moved that in plsos
ri eleoipg officers Al present, National Executive
Committee he appointed, consisting Of thirteen membsrs
with power to call a maeting Of the National Coun.
Gil on . majority vote Of the com mittee, or when
requested TO do by five Staee and that the regular
meeting Of the Council be called later than the d Of
February, 1860, "a . nominating convention.
The resolution and election Of officers laid on the
table until the report Of the Committee on Resolutions and
General scroegs, Stephen B. Cushing, OF New York,
Col &aokeuord, Of Mississippi, and Mr. Hte, Of Illinois,
briefly addressed the Council
tons, reported, In part the address, which had been do
te.mined upon by the Committee, ssying the Committee
had not Jet been sbe to complete al the duties assigned
70 them.
The address eoes into discussion Of the American
question and examination Of the democratic policy, and
reserved rjQb Of the States respecc; the dociou OF the
supreme Court enforced; the union OF Church and State
intsrsIs promoted: American nstouaIitv che rshed.
ssc,,ons az ,,ton an e.r m porr and crimi
mails excluded the Naiuraizatou laws amended squatter
sovereignty and alien suffrage repadsaed, and onsy that
Alnar nj ryln6f rlLA ApNar
The address was adopted by exclamation.
Mr. Brooks sho submitted the plan or organization,
stating tina. although disseaed from by many members Of
Of the Council
The plan abolshes NATIONAL State and Local Councils
legal voters 70 the party who approve sad support The
principles Of Amcricapisn creates National Executive
COMMITTEE composed Of one from each State and TERRITORY
10 Be- elected snnuslythe rst committee to consist q
The present presIents of ata Cnuncla creates STATE a.
sye commssos or s,s Srs nsS cn VA
cnnc gves ali the powers for ca,n~ conventions ~ the
state and connty ccmmtt.ss e " '
After a warm debate the whole rna,,sr w.s refa,rad
back 70 the comm,,tce Who NJ the afsno a. io w
ported the foI,owinq;- N
Resolved. That upou the adiourunen, of the prescrt
National Counci the same s,and adiorrnst ,,m c.d ~.
eesbcr A hereinafter n, DIVIDED N ~
Resolved Thai the American MARTY In o.ch s,.,a Tor,
tory ard D rct Of Columbia be authorised to adopt such
suited 10 me xes of ho Of Sa nsr,v IN ,S Ss
several localities. ~ -' f~'" ~ 'A''
Res lved Tn Al tho prosidopt of thu forpcu n. .ro
rsad 70 selcf Nstonai Execntve Comw',,sa o,,nns,
NJ shrteen memners N whom A. 60 chs I'M corss,,s o
r,ro who shsII eal ~ chsr,nan and In
the an,horiaed renresen,avea ~ the In,cr,csr ",,
Throughout the JTned States and call toac,her ,ba N
,iona CnnnciI nj snch ,ms and nico as ,Se av ,hir
nronor ' N"' 'AA~
III. MA. aaorAed nv thu Conxer,,or .. thu r,,,,,e n.y.
osnt-s,oo M Inc mer,can Srsv or sha rr;,d S,ssss
IT,, Connc ~ on sa;o,rned nj, o,ciocr hi. nss
~ ~ $50 N- ~
EVENING SESSION.
The election or Ollie 70 Tor the ensuing year was an
~ Is ~ Ie pac cs ~ Nsv - VII n.,.
Bartle OF Kcnlucly for re a, ctiop No ether No