The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-29
CITY R0llflll.


VII D4n0C1AfIc Rx .UBLIoAN eRtnAAL o0xHrrfSs
-AkoTRkA ASs0Rr At HARAoNr.
The Democratic Republican General Committee, Wilson
omAI Chairman and Messrs Morasge and ~eosser eec
rcares, ms q Vsmmany BALL last evesfns Tor the par
Pose d taking such would In their estimation
LEAD 70 the healing OF old sores bewesn the coneadng
factions OF the party and 70 pespeaas The union OF ths
great untsrrned In view Of the divided state or the do
Snocracy Ia this city. the following series OF resolutions
w0c adopted by unanimous voe:-
Resolved That this General Committee reiterates lie
regularity and declares itself the only body
ron Ss and the onS general oomm 10, 10 do
escept from tue consolidated commit formed by the
union Of the bard and so uees IN septemosr 1855
rength or position and the rectute asd regularity or
eoune, We are nevertheless willing to make auy
sacrifice or spihon AMI position, II the welfare
at NE democratic party reauiresn
Resolved. That through The ef,ts which We have
faerto made towards honorable adjustment OF pend
ing dscuues in Tamuauy Hall hsvo not been retpso-
aed or rooevod In the spirit In which they offered
We are sun willing % make ni,thos attempts towards
oonsummaton 10 devoutedly to be wtshed
Resolved. That COMMITTEES OF seven he appointed TO
Ssoertain and report the prscecaoliy orsecurug
rarty Of this city consaenLy vita the rights which
pertain 10 this committee and has such committee have
fs power to confer with commis:ees Of other oodies
Claiming TO be temcc ate orsauiZlsns 10 these
objects; and that II shsll be found hst the parties
engaged In producing and pe' ps!u.ans the df
willing 70 adopt fair and honorable means for
aslipg settlement Of The diff cuites, that said
Saee sbai report their proceedings at tue next meeting
OF this committee togehsr with call for the election OF
deissAsea to the Democratic State Convenon TO he held at
on the 10th day Of sspsmoer next pursuant to
tho call issued by the State Committee.
On motion, the Chair empo vered TO name the COM
nce In pursuance OF the above resolutions and the fol-
Loving gcntie accordingly appointed :-Josah
Sutherland, Richard 3. Connolly, Michael Tuomey WI.
nam Bsisley, Bernard Kelley, Ansou Herriok aud n
Chairman was unanimously cleo ed by the com mnee In
aas place
On motion, the com nuee adjourned 10 meet el same
yesce on Tuesdsy evening next, ss8 NJ
'TvxNTY-Prssr wRRp DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN AS
socIATI0N.
meeting Of this association held yorterday
sho usuai preliminary busipe,s Of meetings Of this kind
vns gore Ihrn gh wh motion was put for the enrolling
u nsubers, which carried unanimously. where
upon sixteen members stepped forward and had their
Names enrolled motion WEE then offered for tue ap
Rlic Con mee OF fammany Hail. for the purpose Of Of
Geotng possible union between the two democratic
hes oil tbs Twenty nJe ward, which passed unnni
loGsiy Another motion advanced 20 the efeoi that
the appointment or this conrles be deferred for week
This division party advocating the I'm me
ste transat1 Of this busnees, while the olher argued
chat By delaying tho mater For week they would have
gheir psss properly msured aad thereby avoid the an
ger OF doing thing prenefurely. The motion was car
Tted howeyer by large majoIy. An u,mediale uproar
Ircceeded gnts put OUT ana tn general rush 70
ahe stairs which led to the room where the meeting waa
assembled, amid rsmping squeezing, striking and fend
ing, this democratic meeting suddenly dsporsed There
between 500 and 40 members present, wh!oh il
about half the number Of the members which make up
sne entire association.