The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-18

Mr.. HAsE B. TAYLOR then read the following list o
ice .lresidents and Secretaries
WICK PRESIDENTS
Charles o'Conor stephen n. Dillaye.
James Souttar, Royal Phelps,
John H. Brewer, James Murray,
Nu-m Schirmer, William Il. Wilmerdng,
Andrew N. Mount, Richard f. Carman,
William II. Leonard, stephen +. Cambreng,
William Wilson, John wheeler,
James Shields, Michael Murray,
John A. Williams, Charles McCay,
Thomas Maloncy, Alex. G. Morton.
Michael Ryan, Charles A. Brown,
T. & MOl0ney, John j. Tat
VirceIi Lecompte John NJ Minnie,
Ben amin Ray Anthony J. McCarty,
Thomas Fitzgerald, William ODonnen,
Joseph Rose Geo. Z. Bedford.
Rober, C McInure, Bartholomew Healy,
Andrew McGaron, John II. MSon.
Henry X, HoGmre John Creighton,
Walter Roche, Henry II Howard,
Thomas Stevens, Martin Gmartin,
wilson Small Matthew 7. Brennan,
James Murphy, John Seely,
James Moore VIM. W. Judson,
John G. Msther, Gideon j. Tucker,
George G. Barnard Daniel r. pelavan,
solomon Bana, Arthur j. Delaney,
Phil,p W Fngx VIM J. Brisey,
Thomas lawrence, VIM. IA Dusenbury,
Michael kuntz, Geo A. jeremiah,
John Van Tine, Joseph Cornell,
Francis l. A. Boole, Thomas Blake.
Edward Costello, James X. Steers,
Benjamin r. Rhodes, William Gage,
Bartlett smith James c willcit,
Garrett uvckman, :. ". Galpn,
John c Frazier, James II Lynch.
ID Mcconnell, Charles X. smith
Frederick Germann. Michael Tuomcy,
Henry r. West, David hssner,
Thomas Dunlap, John Mcdonnell,
Charles d Mead, Prosper wetmore,
Aaron H. Bean, George G. Genet,
John II McCunn, Vim. \. Mclntre,
Thomas Jones, Jr., Peter Halpn,
Smith Fly, Jr., John Gregory,
Andrew Mulligan, Charles q. cornell,
John ". Chanler, William Coulter,
George BALDWIN, Theodore j. Fonda,
Thomas Norren, John J. Bradley,
George wer, Henry Arcuarius,
Thomas McSpedon, Henry W. Genet,
knson Herriek, Noah A. Childs,
Oliver Charlick, Thomas A Dunn,
William McConkey, Hermann Ewisch,
Charles II Hssvell, Edward A. Moore,
Amo~ T. Hatfield Richard y. Connolly,
George Thomson, David l. Chatned,
Conrad Swackhamer, Michael Connolly,
John Doughcrty, William Norcross
sgcHTrAaEs
samuel Aud James Nosbt.
DUDLEY Haley. John OGradyt
Daniel Mooney Edward n Maxwell,
james Hays George j Gallagher,
Charles Fletcher, James White,
Thomas Barr. James Lawrence.
Anthony Gallagher Patrick Wade,
Benjamin Wood, John A. Upper,
Ihilip Becker, Peter Crawford.
Asahe Reed William Dodge,
Aaron Rollins VIM. II. McCorkle,
james Burnham, Edwin Ilouton,
Thomas II. Ferris. Terrence Mcclure,
.Iames Neary, John Tiey,
Edward Hamilton. Michael Murphy,
Charles T. Johnson, Eugene 4. kozlay,
Lawrence Turnure, Daniel W. Geery.
Durham J. Grain, Thomas \. Carr.
Dennis Mccarthy Charles H. smith.
William 7 Peck, William r. McNanas,
Echaei RignCy, X. II. Bradford,
William 1urnure Joseph Lynch,
James Reed, James D. Morgan.
While The list being read, the rosirum Rav'
way, and the officers reporters musicians, and out
eders came 20 the ground together. Luckily the plat
form not a very elevated one, and the damage
very slight heavy democrat fell on very light one
TO the aters discomfort and some Of TIE re
L. hal
Ing o. Sims there great barmdOne. Tbs Is the hr
! stform that has broken down here within two years
and we advise people 10 keep clear q them
After this accident the meeting adjourned 70 the Ut
Hal steps where the ball ? NJ one enthusiastic demo
crai called Il was allowed 10 " 60 on"
Tie following letters read by one Of the Secrc
tarCs-
LETTER FROM Hos. y. = DICKINSON.
BS0nANrOs. Dec. 10, 1857.
have jus, returned from neghborng circuit and fn'
your krd favor Of the i3th inviting me v attend aud ad
ores grand democratic meeting " be held At Tam
many Hall 30 morrow evening. called TO CONSIDER and re
Hpond T. The policy of the national admin sLon, as ex
pressed "a TIE hrs ~ President Bb0hanan Th'
object q the meeting receives my hearty appreciation
and regret that circumstances prevent my being will
you bu my a~ PARTNER h absent, and upon this brie
notice am unable 70 dispose ~ some business engage
meDts which require me completely marrying wif,
did The man q The parable. for cannot come But
can jon you with my whole heart Considering RESPONDING
w. sye IN approving The policy u the administration
foreFbsdowe1 IN President Buchanaa's recer message
for IN my judgment suit arid rrsthes the high eKpecta
lions o. CunulNE ptuVtt W loreEb policy " worthy
q nation which extends freely t. and deu,snds III re-
turn equa and exact justice from all and 10 calm re
view u domestic affairs and the practical suggestions
which accompany e. areworth more TO the American peo
RE than an the fine sounding theoretc absracops which
have been spun for half century. What the people
really desire i rS!ona liberty, healthy progress aud
reformation 81 abuses and neither OF these are b bt
gained ~ practising worn out footbelsi between
sectional or polaica parties, 10 the neelec
~ the great general interests OF the whole
The question ~ currency deeply concerns al csses
borrower end lender-the rich and the poor II can nos
he considered and discussed free from the preclude
and passion which to often unfortunately mngle tnei
'emenE with questions Of the highest mofaent. IN
,urnendation ~ the President will be hailed BY al
" business men and sound bankers wise and sau
~ Congress in IL wisdom will make provision
~ ~ gradually and at a reasonably early day from
driv III bank notes " less denomination than tel
'cuhlof, since the immense gold coinage Is entirely
liars wbi~A VII confer incalculable benefit upol
acticable TIA the Aliment upon which sound bank
people pla-- II ready rearh, and erect barrie
psst with in ~ apcr contraction aud expansion can
ich the va wee Ely y. : DICKINSON.
carry ava, '. md others, Committee.
essrs Nam w, BEs,' ,oHs VAN prRyS.
ivrr ER FR0h Nkw YoRg. bee ~. 1857.
! u att nd and address
,.vs .oo., your inv,ar night Al Tammany Hall
800 .ea. 70 be heds ICY Of the national ad
- meeth e,,ond ~ the - inesssge az prestden