New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-05


eIpressve Of the eepse Of the meeting.
hr. LLoIp again rose to ssy something but 10 obe
heuee 70 the alIroet unanimous voice Of the NEE ing
Of Down, down, down there = that individual had
to take his seat and allow Others 10 do the taking
The officers Of the meeting, aher brief eonsults-
ton, sns>unced the following named gentlemen Is
contributing the proposed Committee viz S,aats Bar
ton. VIM fswton, John Adsmson, Robert H. Coles,
and Cyrus Lawto0, who retired to attend to :hoir
During their absence the meeting WAS addressed by
I. W. MAcMAHos and RoBERr T. WILDE, the former
OF whom appeared particularly anxious to have his
hearers understand that he had very little faith IN the
ethics Of The n. Y. TRIBuSE, and ID sight less
in Beecters church. Horace Greeley and Henry
Ward Beecber were great busbsars to him. A. the
cor cu.on Of the addresses the Committee reentered
TIE hall with two reports. The majority report signed
by Staats Barton, Robert II. Coles and Cyrus Law
ton was presented by the trstDamed gentleman, and
read ss follows:
Wh1es. Th. meeting led without the authority Of
m.nt un~ise and imPruden aud il bne. in
pe,t pded Democrats residing BY aiding pro
curing sppontmen,, Office and dremiEs dny the Dem
.ts his to assemble under thai al and e,ps, toe
views OF the true D.mocny OF New Rochelle aud not by
,b.ence perni, few ndvdu.to express their vie
such to lead our Denocrsic friend. in other loc
tie. believe that The views Of he true and resee Democrsy
Es.oired We rnOcrscy OF Rochelle her.
ss mbed earm huen TO the pncple OF the Kans.
and reat. their DOM ,c institutions. in their own vay
Rsosd That The resolutions Of the last National Democratic
oersc doctrine in relation TO the aud regulation of
our Territories and the no.nses Convention having been
sad thai doc part parcel the Democrstc faith
sanctioned BY he people and Of vital importance 20 future
R'td That in our opinion s the pre-; cGD;rvs5y il
LscOmpon Constitution - unfortunate State Of affairs no,
custed promote the interests welfare Of the Democratic
@ ~ hat measure In our opinion no test D.morcy sna
opposition affords occasion for the denuncaon Of any
Rortd That We h.S. confidence in the ability integrity
G s, % ,os Gp Of
Con inquire into the Affairs OF Kansas not IN our
fa fair and thorough nv,ta,ion Of that the beet
method Of arriving a. the truth of the Kansas dAicuy escu
prove or d,spproe the Of the General Government and ,'
in Kansas and expect our representative 70
p. durnr the snvss Of 1886 BY which be is bound to favor
the admission Kansas Slave Free State whenever he
late and form their dome,e institutions in their
Dir. WM. LAwToS then proceeded to read the mi
nority report-prepared and signed by himself and
Mr. Adamson-whch alluded more especially TO State
matters than the uoect upon which the people had
been called to express heir vews. Ore OF the gen
tlemep, who had gone from the city 10 address the
meeting in some manner, took part I'D the proceed
ngs; whereupOn
Mr. CoLEs requested that the gentleman from New
York would not interfere that they had been heard
TO their own satisfaction at least and there they must
stop. He then moved that the majority report De
adopted by the meeting.
Mr.. LAwroy moved, as an amendment that the
minority report be adopted and confended that IL was
in order for il TO be first submitted 10 the meeting.
Mr.. Coles moved to lay the minority report Oh the
table.
Mr. LLOYD tere again ventured to rise, but no
sooner was he up than hundred voices SAID " DowD,
down - and the Jealous Administration employee re-
luctanty obeyed.
Mr.. CoLYs believed it to be right and proper, for
the purpose of bringing the matter to test TO move
to lay the minority report on the table.
Mr. WM LAwTOS then moved that the question be
postponed.
Mr. COILS, with view Of cutting the matter short,
withdrew his motion to table the minority report, and
NOV ed for the question on the same.
The Yeas and Nays accordingly called, but the
Chair being unable to de eide positively whether the
Yeas Nays had it, division was called for where
upon the Administration clique abruptly left the room
with few exceptions, SO that counting the show
of hands the minority report was almost unanimously
voted down, and the majority report as unanimously
adonted after which the meeting diourned.