The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-10
City Politics.

TAMMAEy HALL STANDING BY THE ADMINISTRATIONS
THE GENERAL COMMITTEE ENDORSE THE PRssI-
DENT AND HIS PoLIoY-AN ADMINISTRATIONS
MEETING TO BE HELD.
The Democratic General Committee met last evening NJ
Tammany Hall--JosIAn W. Brown in thej chair in the
absence OF the regular chairman.
EMANUEL b. HART, Esq, offered the following rosolu
tions which unanimously adopted
where's there has been great frauda and E
re S c and & ss s5
Of adopting plan for the selection OF nominating and stand
he democratic and whereas In represented that
sy wbeS nav be-
the harmony and success of the democratic party and
should be efficiently AMI o for The OF ssGnns
Of their ascendancy in the city and state therefore
Resolved Iha, STANDING committee Of one member OF
Organization be appointed by the Chairman whose duty
sha Ss mS m npSp sds he ar on frauds
and irregularities heretofore practised IN primary election
Unauthorized ORGANIZATIONS in this city injurious to
s % nS m 3my %,s aa ] Dmspy ns sIeran wbsSy s
and fair Of the viii Of hs democrac may
vous to general and charter elections
Mr. WILLIAM D. KENNEDY, of the Ninth ward, then pre-
sented few remarksthe duty Of the democracy 70 sus
tain the action Of their representatives a. Washington at
the present important crisis and thereupon offered the
following resolutions, which were adopted with only
vote in the negative
Resolved That the people of Kansas having by the action
Territorial Legislature by the act Of Congress
S na u %ss hue poe
We're divided in opinion been snem!ea to and
adopted having communicated by the President
unsr the same Kansas be- limited into he Union s state
this committee their entire and hearty approval of the
Of the S he posoa Of the
oar o he Unon ana wy eonsratae eonsprgSve men and
lovers Of their county, M Of party upon the
M ar endrry subject from Tie arena Of nsona,
hose who Iu are drssy in it's adnssmen and that
the ability bodness with which the whole subject pre-
sr$ss ssly FTsts Q he member. Of Ss s%%nlse
sssffSsy
but in every lhe Prsslden saggessd i'm
constitution as well question slavery deason
of the people Of that Territory yet we reaze hst he con
rial iegsature existing BY virtue Of the ac, organtns the
mannsr and Extent Of the subisson aud TINT the so called
free State party Of Kansas by omitng wholly at several
cut the Territory to exercise their right to VOTE aud
s son 1S be favor slavery hsy
iasyig their professions beraying the csuse which
purpose forwarding and violent party ents
engrossng agitation he reckless hope of
thereby gsspne national power and pandsr spd a, we
| Impulses OF The people of the State Of New York 10
10 aid and accomplish the effort now making 70 settle Mo
Question and restore the naon the benefits of and
Resolved That the preteuce the republican party
the amendment Of that ruEent after certain future time
psrsny 10 and % om o
any restriction upon immediate amendment only he
liberty essrcsns wnhou ,hs5 n.aral isGt Of
aud The example Of this State so happily quoed by Mr
ch.nan conclusive proof a majority the people Of
p. .acsfuy alter hsir constitution even in dehance
Resolved That committee cordially with Pres
dent BGehansn IN s'g nazng frauds & a. elections. by whom
been the election In Kansas for state
s sspOssd @ aod
the so w of "a %so p s he ySr as expressed at tho
Resolved That whatever may haze been The difference. Of
% t:Ps . h. power qessf,ss over .sssry
the any power which might exist they have
copied The doctrine that territory acquired BY toe United
property and should be open 10 settlement BY The citizens Of
ence, dnrng their Dchoste Territory, with the
msieai rehs Of properly which the settlers p9ssessd IN
The character of ihc domestic should be
formation of sias toyernment preparatory to admissoa
,Bs gsPn Ana M sasas % Ne New soSRs T Vim i s
ION, sbde by All rs oelieaiops and duties and WI demand
eanile which present seli TO Congress with repab
form OF government, without reference to the allowance
Rcoyed, That he eourse the dcmoer,c members Of
Congress from His ,aie, who have sustained the action of
he President upon the kansi. question Is warmly approved
en- cpsSened II snd ar psricrance form ofday
he favor and support OF their soosueo's and ha Of
GIorcE ii. PuFsr offered the following resolution,
which was unanimously adopted.
Resolved Tha, from each be ap-
pointed by he chairman for hs purpose o m.sng arrange
position assumed by James Buchanan on the Kansas qucs
The committee then adjourned.
TnE CENTRAL DEMOCRATIC rsIoN CLUB-R REVOLUTIONS
APPROVING TIE COURSE or THE ADMINISTRATION.
meeting Of the Central Democratic Union Club was
held at No. i63 Bowcry last night, " take action In
favor Of sustaining the administration. The chairman,
C. II. Brackct called the attention of the Cub TO the
events Of the last few days, and urged that the
duty OF every democrat 10 stand by the administration
in the struggle in which they sngagcd u, sug
gesed that a committee be appoUed 0draw up appro-
pirate revolutions, which was done.
Tue committee. after retiring, reported trough their
Chairman, Mr.. B Aud, the following resolutions
Whereas the Territory Of Kansas asking Cor admits
sion n n ss hon ssn se ons red ~ zen
orys now before Congress- together with the message Of
Resolved Ths, we the member. ofibe Democratic Central
Cub Of The city Of New Yot heartily pisdEe our snppor,o
The prnegs So clearly put f9rh ~ he Preseni IN hs mes
snS,lss proci Of he lnssr wisd and patriotism Of our
the mission q Kansas into me Union Inftnsemenof
ton docine securing TO the people of ne Territories
asm sonsops ~ a. a aown ns me
and criminal aheuing Of ,hs, faction whih aud cut q
.cusn aces, laws and ibe legally constituted aahor
that Territory,
Resoltcd That pity and credulous demo.
brethren who suffered themselves be deceived
BY The cry from the mouths OF the scsou opponents
q she law in Kansas, who dealt abundanty hale
than year In sharpe rifles.
kesoived. sympathy Cor majories that ab
stain voting that " there be alleged,
opponents constitution In Kansas they deserve
20 live Under for their culpabe neglect n a6stning 70 tsse
advantage of hc elective franchise % which they urged
strongly by the President the and safe remedy
against every invasion OF their rights
Resolved rr IN this national crisis has become the duty
every democrat the adm ni-irs pbo
laws 70 pu, down and 10 frown iua contempt
hose who beyiuE their professions aid
ignoring ben political duty have gone into The ranks of the
black republican party
These resolutions were discussed by Messrs. Bowen
Hiokock. Reilly and others, and finally passed, after
whIeh the club adjourned.
Supreme Court-special Term.
Before Hon. Judge IngrAhAm