New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-07

had received would no, be forgiven or for,o..an -
the Chairman was right, The Commi,,se rs.,.-.s
10 their cub.roUm IN the evening and m.ie th~, s
yort when The Crty Of the members Of he (ynL
ordered vih fierce, eXulting cheers the pscsse AZ
tickets Ia be buped and after lengthy deo,,e by
vote n eerIy unsnm ous, indorsd the Democr.te 60
didate ~hc On a re quest from the same C,nxi..~.
tbst waited On the American candidate, gsye tks
Committee a bushsl basket full Of his ticks.s, Wasn
III. .l,ctcn occurred, the Ward In which tns. ChA
was located was carried for the Democratic ssLsorL
candidate by nearly 800 majority.
Again n number-sbout thrty-of the member, q,
q secret sulordins'e club in 40 uptown WA.S ver>
Initiated at different times and dlheren. nsnsers
withou. suspicion into the Council in the Ward, aaa
receLtly succeeded 10 eecng ore OF tbei, men
bers a. Grand Delegate 20 the Tex, Session Of As
State Coutcil. The CONSERVATION caused by .he
M p,,at an org the old members OF the CJaoca va.
= ersa, tbs, they called special mee.lng-a40iy
Ic0 members all the available force OF The C)snel
being tressn'-and after proving he come :: Of tbs
NAKED tlirty with the secret club. motion vss car.
Isd after an exciting discussion, expelng the tAirty
;rdyidusls from the COuncil-ihe result Of vheA
action was that instead Of there being bu, one Cpr-
Gil in the Ward there are fTo tor tue thIty eipe led
me rnbcrs iumt dately formed Council OF tleross,
ard it exits 10 this day. ,r
ard influence exercised by the clubs bu: sss sa:sfea
that Whist | have already said on the sao.so. WI
suffice
secrecy Of the vsr.us cubs THAI If they were o,hsr
wise--d their doors were open 10 any Pe'soh sho
wished 10 ener-that old politicians and demsgo4aes
and ofice-seckeIs would soon enter the n an tike
the Iei1s q government out Of the hSnds 81 ne yoOns
men into their own.
As soon as new member ia adGi:.sd - .nSerin-
ate club. 0is raIne and residence ls immedely cent
to the Recording Secretary of the General i.tes
ard entered on what is de- ignated as the Duty R)"
have heard from reliable that there are ~
usrv as tour thousand members embraced in .5s
aggregate pumercal strer 9Th othe sqeordinsss eaos
The Recording Secretary once heard 70 ssy ,ha.
he was willing 20 that there were 81 y ss three
thousand and DO not imagine tina, he woufa cinmt
perjury If he did So . - -,
,bus far attended the career OF the Committee, tebe
attributed 10 its Board Of otiicers when sonssts Of
| President three NicePresiden,s, two Sec'etsnss,
Treasurer and Sergeant at Arms. There 10 scresy
a member OF the Board of officers W no nos ho' essr
eJncsted in the tactics and disoipne of aseefet eo
| Of some description. The Recording SecrstNy kns
10 he member of over hafa dozen secret socstes,
and net longer than six months ago he hed 40 once
| of Secretary in four of them al The sanetinS
| Iw1l stste a fact TO prove that there - wheel
| within A wheel in tie machinery OF the Conmitee-
| have previously said that each Clup - emitted 70
three delegates, who must be naive Dorn, "hssese'
NAV he he nationality of their const,uenss. Thfee
| DELEGATES fiom each wsrd twenty-five wsrds 10 al
| make. according to the simplest rule OF a'iihmstH,
total of sy.siY delegates out OF which nc nber there
| is elected By ballot ten delegates VINO form weAt
unta elect their own officers. their head ofhcef being
kuown by tie title of "Chief who he's the spPolnt-
mont Of two aids 10 HE person. What the pafPoee or
| object of the Junts is know not. .....,..
The Co nmittee in the efficiency OF us orgnn'hs ss,oh,
ia doubtlts capable of exeItng an influence efeA q,
least 10 that OF the Old Mems Committee, ana tse
probabilities are that if il continues to advance N sos
future in the ratio that 1t ha. IN the psst VIZ
not only oustrip the Old Mems Committee, bu; BE-
| cone Gformidable rival. A..
| Resiae the various subordinate secret Clubs, me
| Committee has general Club, which numbers on ".
roll between nine hundred and one thousand se!eci
| names lis title is that of the Young Mems NAaona
American Union Club. 1t s entirely under the care
and control of the Junta and intended TO operate 70
| the rext Presidential campaign. II Is secretly enroll
ing members, and will show bold front when ntakes
| he field understand that beautiful slk banner
being made for it, TO replace It's Old linen one: Ihe
Hon. Charles I. Mills s. President OF the General
Club ard will probably be candidate ior 'eesesaoo
| in August next.
The proceedings of the meetings Of the COMMITTEES,
until within two months past, were puolshei n the
newspapers. Acting on the rule OF secrecy sdepted
| by the Old Mems Committee, the meetings and pro-
| ceodipgs of NE etngs will hereafter be KEEP. secret
Ihaye few additional remarks TO make sbsst The
Juuta. Esch delegate to the Junta after MS ee.ion
by the Committee is bound ~ solemn and Stringent
cs,hs 10 always remain faithful and true 10 :hs Juna
rs object and interests, and never under 95y ercum
stances for any cause TO dvuge directly or other
wise, any of its secrets, proceedings, or anything
whatsoever regarding it. The oaths are printed on
fire paper, in very fine type and could EASILY be
folded up and placed inside the case of watch. Ia
order % read them, very strong light is required
| nave seen tntui, Dut nave Dctn uhaOle 20 OUsbh
copy as yet. As soon as 90 90, will transmit It b
you
Tie Junts, in consequence of its remark sble -
crecy, tie ceerity and unanimty OF is action and tn
skill and strategy of It's members coutro,s-sy gov
erns-the Committee in every respect.
Every meeting Of the JuLta is called session. Mr.
Joseph Forbes, the Chief of the Junts, is gentleman
cf a cold, taciturn manner lie is emphaticaly
man Of few words and more disposed TO ls.en thai
talk His firmly closed lips are Indicative Of deter
mnatioD, will, of no ordinary strength. When h
sssumes the chair instant silence prevails, and
continues until the session is ended He is peelasly
qualified 10 be the presiding officer OF BODY of the
character Of the Jupta. He was a prominen. Ten.
| p8r when the 1emplars were in existence.
The Scribe or Secretary of the Junta Mr. John
Thomas Philips, is also Secretary of the Committee
and President Of one Of the subordinate Clubs. Az
have rot the pleasure Of personal acqusntaaee with
MN, ! am unprepared to speak with any degree d
positventss or certainty regarding him So fsr -
can escei'sr he considered one of the most skrewd
| and deyteIous political manage OF his year, He s
fatterDgy said to carry old head on young should
| ers He characteristic traits are exhibited in Q rest
less snergy, finn self lfconfdence and en- unWayerBg
courage.
MI Jacob Bapsher the Vice Chiefoft the Jants VS.
previously TO entering the prosci iptye and fsns(
zeal Know Nothing party, an OldLine Wig, snd
was an intimate and devoted friend of Henry Clay.
Mr. BsnsEer has an extensive circle OF friends, pot-
zeal and Otherwise. He has many yesYs OF pon-
zeal experience. He recently offered ssst -
delegate from his own Ward to the Democratic Gen
eis Committee, but declined the acceptance Of the
position.
The ses iors Ct the Junts are generally held at the
residence Of a memberon the east side Of tho city;
few only have been held at No. fsl Broadwsy, third
| floor, rear room.
M. Leander T. Robbins, the Sentinel or S<,essnt.
alarms Of the Junta is Of i's most devoted me n
bers Always the fret at essop he ia the lsst 10
leave. He is iamilary called " Old Sagscity," on &C..
count of bis knowledge Of men and thinge His OBJ