The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-28

City Politics.
MEETINGS AND MOVEMENTS OF "THE REGULARS"
There exists IN this city powerful political alton
Of adminisu alton democrats known the "Socsty OF
Regulars which represented TO number sixteen
thousand men, who bound by obligation to adhere
to the Cincinnati PLATFORM 10 support the irregular"
minees OF the democratic party and y aid aad
project each other This society, which appears to
oine politics with bsnevolence, has given the rmmsuy
organization very lively time Of late, and In view Of the
peDdipg election OF Sacbems, there exists considerable
anxiety especially the Sachems have discovered that
the regulars have sworn in not only very large number
Of the Sxeeny Committee but the ajor part Of the
ing the Columbian Order itself. The exstepco OF
such political alligator this has, of course
general lutter among the hitherto recognz5d "fahiu"
and corresponding degree OF Enthusiasm among n 3
young American branches Of the party, who are deter
mined that the despoc ue Of Tamnany in It's present
self constituted stae snail longer be applied to 'the
AFFAIRS Of the nation" The Regulars among whom ap
pears there strange mixture of merchants, lawyers
judges aymen, mechanics patriots abusters Taxpayers
gentleu en- in solemn concave Thursday night
passed the following resolutions which, considering
the fact that this Is the fret time the Regulars have
democracy generally The Regulars speak plainly, and
determined 10 have conversation with the President
who will doubtless receive them kindly
Res,ved. That this General Committee Of the Society
neguar. N The cy 81 New Iors upon sis M nrst meeting
the asrocison exsence and for
perpe,uy Of which il pledges Its unrng eHeruo to the
That s primary object Of The association ss !: The
H. Se Rss
lars as eists is the only which ofers n
sssi.s Of III. .ocs sysry %s IN | the
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harmony and good feeling which exists every ~bere among
sSdensss q The ad.anasss an: praeessy Of sssosa
ton Ts doors wide open To every democrat aud s
e Are ~
ibe pretended dicuity orgsnng party upon sub.
he w no
n III hand Of ana and s
Sd i's% s s p nS
tose only outside whose love for the party stimulated by
We believe ths, when the democratic h,d the r.us
Ss Pasy ss
hopored principles from being betrayed BY tsibe,s men
Of The practical WORKING Of he socie hss ssabshed the
that SS ali ~. hs a s the s be
primary elections be dispensed With and hat every de-
ton may be, can obtain just honest expression Of his
political rights apa individual preferences and hereby
where single wrong has been by the Regulars
sentaon for the people han that embodied In cons
Iesoved That while humilla.ed oc po
siton Of the of New York the Presidential
we IF % Ss b s y @ G
and reform and such and such only The object aud
Of our organization We believe there never was ma In
the history of the party when hs democrats OF tho
City and State devoted To democratic principles
and TO the ADMINISTRATION Of James BuchsJan than and
feel confident that the system adopted by evended
into the ,tae will restore New York o It's proper place
among The democras considerations which star the dag OF te
Union.
Resolved That congratulate the democracy the Union
on The propect Of speedy settlement of the kaos.s gus
or and the passsge OF the Lecompion constitution in tho
Senate another evidence of the hrmne.s and stability
the national democracy successfully resist faction aud
reachery when they raise their parcdal hands against tho
welfare of the republic
Resolved That our delegation tn Washington be directed 10
these resolutions TO the President him and
HIS Cabinet OF unfserng devotion the principles
platform which they stand and request their appro
bation Of the good work We have begun.