New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-17
WOOD AND THE PRESIDENT


at TIE cd visvsr. end transacted sone ipporars
t=sitsss il re s:cn TO meeting sbou, TO bs he'd q
rsrrary f., the purpose Of inaOu,g sls sentizests
contained IL Tie recent Message, and srs,ataisg the
couss Of President Buchsran. Notice hsd bess pm
vstely circulated oaIirg 9 select meeting ct The q.
Nicholas Hotel for Ire purpose Of arranging pshgs
esbeiirg q. Tanmary Hall ard there hsd bess Q
satssqrsD. cal fos q meeting then Issued By the B.
Neholss cotsre, without the knowledge % soassst a
any Of the resIo1sbe mbeIs or rePress atstves q
tie Democratic party. Hsrce the meeting Il Tho
Sschers.
Tie Cosrcl q Sschsms refused tie Hall 10 this
selEconatuttd Committee OF Arrangements, st tho
ssne tine granting the u'e Of ae rooms 70 the Gerer
Committee elect majority Of whom had signed 70
quest fer is use Tor rnass meeting for the purposs u
rdorsips AZ d sustaining the President.
ser;ee o. sc.oluiicrs. prepared and presided By
Sact en- Fowler in expression Of the sentiments Of the
Courcl respecting tho Administration, and fully es-
painrg the necessity Of refusing the tee OF Tsmnsay
Hall TO unknown and hrespondble parties, We
adopted with hearty rpasimity, Sschem suly TAX
ing ception to the Reputation Of the ST. Neae,as
cioue The presentation Of the resolutions was sas-
cseded by series of Rsohee which were ehsrscter.
lied By enthusiasm 10 - Administrations.
Ssch.m Tucker objected to portion Of the rssciu
.ops on the ground that il insdvissbe 10 refaes
the upo of the hail to any party Gaining 20 be Demo
crats.
Sschem Fowler IN q lengthy speech, eIposed tie
Oar GER of allowing the name and prestige OF Tsmmss1
Hell TO cover tie secret designs of ambitious, woad-
be leaders who utder the spurious preteIt Of prasnG
the Presidential Message, conceal thor owA sslfsh saa
d.soIg gaming objects.
sacl cus Hart and Purdy eoncurred fully VIII
SscEtm Fowler.
Ssck EN- Coorer took occasion 20 say that olhsR
names weie used 10 connection with this affair wthcu
ibe knowledge or approval Of their owners, and thsk
gentlemen whose name, were on the Published Com
ttee had dsavowed their intention Of uniting with
secret orgsp zs.iops in tecsg Interior objects ubds
the euiss of legitimate Democratic meeting.
In the course Of soue remarks made by Sschem
Cooper, allusior was made 10 the mysterious manner
in which the wonderful works Of the self-eected Com
nittee Of Auangcn en,s performed, and inquiries
were freely exchanged by some Of the Sachosrs as 70
the probable existence Ct several of the gentlemen.
and The political standing of tie rest. IL Wa ssi-
GENTLY expl cit that most Of the gentlemen Of the
Committee had newer been particularly known -
active friends OF the President while, On the Contrary
the members eect Of the General Committee Tor 1919,
together with the Sschems, ircuded number OF Mr..
Buchanan strongest personal friends and political -.
hWents.
The Council, after this expression Of their analtecar
bic cee,mirst ON 10 sustan their Precedent sd his
party by sdheripg to regular usages-sschen Purdy
having moved that the proceedings DO pub.ished 10
full 10 order to explain the cause Of their sctsoA-se-
iourped with three cheers for buchanan and tho de-
mocrscy.
The following are the resolutions sdopted-sschsns
Kennedy, Fowler, Purdy, Hart, Tappsr, Marsh,
Cooper and Sweeney voting in The affirmative, sad
TUCKER in the negative;
nnrher OF scntemen assuming be- Committee a Arrange
for public meetas at TAIns,y Hal co ThgF'fy yea
notified ty Ccu c their behalf Il the Intention to h'd
2 WIe,Sg.' MI Charles Brown. .hs ls'..s q rsTn..y
nan hs. r, the srp,;aon O The PC ss g the, e
gh,a The ' g nS Ssns S' ss s.SS "a
thai would DO used purposes ttep 70 these expressed 70
cal and calculated " h. Ie and distract The pemoosa
o. RsieS Tia, the u,o Of Ianmsny Hall tor The meeting
) WtT,a, majority Of the General Committee tor isdS
have pe.eat.d a Application 70 u. Council stating !s. sss
dc snd rsGrssas the $50 bali ths PrPoss q
bod mass meeting the sentiment q ths bemoo-
scy e ,h city relative 10 National politics, aud = r-s. ~
tie Spcssop q their Gdence IN aud support oths Ains-
Wt,eG' The gentlemen making such application are The
per having the beet shi to rrPesent the Dsmccrs
s y snd it is eninenty proper that such meeting should
T. Rfo1f, We use 81 Jommsny no stantea WI US
pnpose holding citing on "wednesday eyeats tho
Is .ut IN purs the last merticred application and
UAeyeds This CoIpcl being specially convened for the
pupoe Of scrs mp matters Of inserest 70 tho Democratic
party Deem trcper declare their sentiments In
aon to tire topic National character ssstIs Tie
public mind therefore, " go .
Rtsolr,d That this cound have unebsied conhderse In
the Adsatcn Of Jan e Buchsp.a that tho energy his-
re, ard widen whlch have marked emlnsnty justify the
s,scty and frts got rsnsted BY tbe people IL bis tnmpe
clecton az that ,Icoro and zoaout support d ~ .w
continue TO be the rayns cry OF every true and Nson oes
TO- Rosd That be result 4 tie recent state election has
proven possibility Of oay the systen Ia whh hs
es.nt NeloDsl Administration held by the people Of th
stnte |, y ell as Of the cty.
IL R,oed That respond With hesrtine" ard snthan.
asrp 10 tine Of President b1chsben tns us
.uJ DEM cratic doctrine It's vice aud comprehensive gcy
and liz eal yet conservative tone, commend 10 the sp-
proya II ndlcious all parties and that especially gp
he sub regard 40 .eogIins 70 the peoes
A. T,igitoy free expression Of their VIII upon the oAp
witch has divided them and g. ust toward al sectons
Of the Union -
DO concsoy each other 20 be resolute In te
preserve their uIi01 o. purpose enimoot
and 70 look 10 the future snd nat to the psS al
% bend heir enerRs 90 n.n the Democratic rsndaro
and continued triumph Of the Democratic Gauss