New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-18
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BEO!rsss; L, the gnisn mOysgse,. 90 A.sray e's'
/ rnsuoed he oortnred and coo sumnsted -,
l., al true Democrat: osie IN procuring - sv' -
'ss ns and Ss setter sS .uppo, Es. Asa..
i.,rson sud to oonSs, the interruptions H's''"s
Let pas, d..rnsor. be Orssrea and ali o"s''A' "A ss
;i. hoSoTed and rs1.-d n..i,ua se nos.
time. past: the mother Of q har1nori0u' -.
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a IN e. .s '' s Ssp.a ;" H:iS'y se ,. ~ ,s, -
der.snea b5o.hsrs q TsHnan} sosss So ss1ss",y Ty.
the 7h day of ApIt INST as hapa e.. :. f S - -
ssE; .aj 4. Ts nd - I
10 be supported .. the ensuing election ss'
shall hnsS.. truly .sSssh sssS this john ss
jacob Brush. Henry hpr,
issS 1l;SH 6 Hs,.ils s.ltr fssssss ssSs;s s.ss:n
Joseph ROse, T. g. GodfS S.s%eI
Wilsm MeMurrsS James C, WlAsa
Alexander T. ys-he. William ~ As"'
Jss. Winthrop Chandler, u Wh.oa Rin. s"s''
Ne.,. Yo,k April H. 1887.
In spite of this pathetic appeal howe ver' ~nne "t'
scbeu. Fernando Wood snd the friends Of the w"'s~
Small General Committee met ut the c taneee h'"o
Mr. Postmaster Fowler the Hon. John Vocnfsac' -
Surveyor Hart and their friends, rep oseoiihs 'ne
majority of the present Council Of Ssch sns n,0>
the Westchester House. Our reporters iufnS" 'A'
following notes Of these gatherings:
AT THE CHINESE ROOMS.
Al the Chinese Rooms the Hon. Kelly " ~ csae" "
the chair and Gideon j. Tucker and De- va Fo~"
s,sc,ed Secretaries melton wes made 10 60 INTO
nomination for new Council of Sachems. 'niea was
oyerued BY a motion from Mr. Gunther p sppo"'
Committee of Seven to wait upon the We ee'oes1
House party and invite them 10 come IN NJ psiu"
k.f.N NJ. NEAL
deputa,ion from that party arrived with ov er' es
peace and harmony, and accordingly the iohe wi sse
tlemen were appointed Committee OF Oonierc"'e
With them: Messrs. Augustus Schell, Joseph Ho"e'
Mchae, Tuomey John ii. Chambers, Joseph CtHneu.
Gideon J. Tucker and II. B. Connolly. Th ~es.-
chester Committee was: Isaac D. Fowler, rd-
wnri Cooper Emanuel r. Hart G. M Sspe'
ders, John Cochrane, Elijah +. Prrd1' 80
Peter b. Sweeney The result Of this couferes % We
nroposton from the others to nominate ak canfs~
dates for Sachems. the Schel body to nominate other
sx and the thirteenth to be nominated by joint oauo
This proposition the Satellites laid the tabse tAS
correspondence will be found in the report OF the No~e
| meetnr) and proceeded to nominate candidatSi~ i~
Saehems About forty nominations were made soe
then Committee of thirteen was appointed to report
ticket therefrom. Up to o'clock tins morning A"oy
had not made their report.
orty of the Council of Sachsns had, up to within
few days. been quite OF carrying the eiecuon Oh.
defeating Wood and his satellites. But, although
Cochrane had deserted him. and gone to his enc
mics after vowing eternal friendship Fernando was
foo much for them Alying himself with Scheil. he
set them at defiance, and the probability now Is tha
the next Council will be just such men as mr. Hooa
and his minons use to advantage
AT THE WESTCHESTER HOUSE.
| The meeting at the Westchester House Was nurne-
rously attended and enthusiastic in its
of approval of the scheme of reform proposed Tor too
| nrcyious elections One hundred and twenty-five
members at the least in attendance They wero
evidently all real members Of the Society, and among
| them were to be observed many Of the Old land
marks of the Democratic party-soid and substantial
| men who represent them-one, two, three and moro
associates who generally act with them. The deter
mination seemed to be to sustain the Reform Conven-
ton called at Tammany Hall, and seemingly convinc-
| ed that the meeting at the Chinese Building "
bent on exploding the REFORM they proposed to noni-
nate and elect as they seemed satisfied they could do.
Council Of Sachens who will carry out the reforraa-
| tory movement
The following ia the correspondence between tho
| Reform and Chinese Rooms part!es:-
he chai,msn q. N,t.s N,. + .ss. Ms%s.,' TIC Td""'"s
Sa@s" S';s % ' .Ica and
to the leouon
ell Of hs T.. 4an ss s iSs s
hs S: S Ss have Society H. sssaa
wecheser House with power to confer WIN s.,"NAi ''"'
mi from body. very
Isaac e Fowler Edward CoopeI
r.. B Hart John Coonfsne,
Elijah r. Purdy, fe,er D. S~eep5
p,o,,d That a COMMITTEES Of b. appointed BY his
Convention to Committee appointed bJ moeting %
,ss sS,h,s 0 ,hs and % ggroa With that COMMITTEES y
that meeting them attend this meeting Ia o"so.
Committee sboye resolutions;
I.bn NJ Chambers Gideon J. Tucker.
pichaYd n Connolly Stephen H. feeks.
To AUGUSTUS ScHELL, esq, Chairman. 6c - -.
TIL. meeting at the Weschesef House nsyns
tb, Committee power confer with similar Conimi;tce
TO appointed by the meeting al the Chinose
sgee mon ticket Of SAchems composed OF mem
hers ho will perfect the reform In the system on rnn
EIcons recommended by the remaining Ssohemsaad the
meeting Chinese buildings having declined inc ro
tons pursuance Of the power with which we are asess
be- unwilling 70 adjourn without
harmonious acton IN Vi reform aions s"o
| ysnerated society, --.-...-...
VIZ oyrER THE FOLLOWING ADDITIONAL PROPOSITION.
That six candidates Sachems BE- named On the par " o
te number named the part OF the meet hssn ,hs
evening AT the Westohester House. and that the twelve -
named b. united ticket and that ~
meeting Tor the thrtsetas
md that the contest confined to the esson a os
". will ada In conclusion In respect 10 the propotion en-
inc Al the Chinese BUILDINGS the that hnp-sinse
now 10 accede said proposition, because we nA.ns 49,
so,hed by the meeting with full power 70 ss
them they have in great degree dispersed - .t
4 respectfully request "ft<AS mo s"s~
| your reply at the Wesfchester House.
| EIsb = Purdy George N. Sanders,
FA.ard Cooper, Peter b. Sweeney.
John Cochrsne.