New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-17

Scss Gy f Black s :9S I Srs
A. 70 the poor ofc'ons Butler be not only never
has been d. mcrai but that be sdeyod pairosn a.
politically remind Of the lower instincts Of jd.. .dpped
bowe'e ot tst magn'nmous oompunc'on which more than
halt rtde.m' the memory OF that historical sinner Applause
Rc,orcd That whatever BLACK "Republisan journal. nav
report the contrary Deuocs Of sd ,sndin. in hi. cy
those fourteen hundred aud traitors who followed the Tie.
mann lead o sches in December last always exceped-v
that roilin NJ dnguhed or eencf.ly recognized local
leAeT In or midst will consent 10 sdd-.. such assembly
arg 'hs "ee"r such meeting Is held here will be wholly
u upS he supervision snd contro Of Ira, coal ion
q iaoI which constitutes the common enemy Of the Unio1
aud the Democracy. Approbsion.l
Rcoired That q, mortified aud huuia'ed by the
po'ion and Intellectual faculties Of Frederick
ne,se dS,cendna 10 common level with the Angel Gabriel
straio snd the Democratic party boldly and sh.ney labor
ing IN The with sectional asisto with easonsbe
Aboionisi with inoersut Know Nothng with zodes. inf.
de and atheists and with the bessy Free Love frstenity
harmony Of ON people and to subye the Union aud the Const
Roired That should be remembered b. the President
United States his Administration and Democratic eud
throughout the nation that the true and loyal Democracy OF this
City AID County consists Of Al 900 voters that hi. Committee
Is the bona de and only representative of that constituency that
those Al 600 brave ehead and unanehng Democrat. are
sustain the principles promulgated by him in his recent Ksnsa
Leeompon and that any association Of en of @
Committee houd have their proceedings regarded rre'pOns
Rcorcd That the Chaimsn Of this Committee be aud he
hereby required 10 sppon Committee OF three ON pmoe
constitution and principles Of certain secret association
this city, prd ssedy Democratic, and known a. the Tam
many Society" that the said Committee Of three be and
the influence Of that Society is is not inmca 10 the
welfare and Of the ID, mocrac party whether great
any Of ts members enemies OF the
and Adnnitraion whether John A. Kennedy,
Black Republican Committee OF this city,
prominent member Of hetbe his brother,
William d. Kennedy and the Father OF the Council Of Sschems
NOT the the Black Republicans in dractng
and dorcapzinR Democratic party whether the Sachems
do net act under supervision aud direction Of William H.
Seward and Thnrow Weed in the interest AboOnsm aud
antagonsm the principles and policy Of the Democracy and
that the Committee be and they hereby required pre-
full and fair report of their nyesgaon of their discOve
the conclusions at which they have arrived TO
meeting of this Democratic Republican General Committee,
0 before the first day Of May next. lAppsuse
These resolutions seconded and enthusiastically
adopted Messrs. T. W. Mcmahon S. Diaye and b. Ray
appointed Committee TO report relative TO the Tsmmany
Society.
On motion of Stephen D. Daye seconded by w McMshon
resolved to hold public demonstration Of the Democracy
this metropolis the d inst for the purpose Of ndosng aud
sustaining the Kansas Lecompton Message Of the President Of
United States and that Committee Of twenty two-one
Wsrdbe appointed make the necessary
mcnts for such public demonstration
The following the of the several members Of the
Committee:
Wilson, John j. Tate Benz Ray, James Lsngion, A. J.
Plumb, Thos Stephens Edward Let's G. p Schermerhorn
Charles Miller Jesse Sces Peter Mcknight Thomas Neieh
Rosenburgh. John Mcdonald. s. D. Dilaye John H. Nc
Cunn William Coulter Hugh Kelly, Rob Earl, James Con-
molly, James Hueston James c. Burnhsn.