The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-10
l;ttv Politics.,

MEETING or THE DkMOGEATlC UNION CLUB--rHH AD-
MIHisTRATIoN SUSTAINED AND Igs KANSAS POLICY
ENDOkSED.
A. the laat meeting o: TIE Young MEMS Democratic
tLion Club Tie following resolutions UNANIMOUSLY
Adopted
whereas the Congress Of tie United States passed
bill admitting the Territory CT Kansas state under
the s,tucn adopted by the delegates Of the people
thereof setact to the acceptance By the people Of
that Territory II pro, son which relates exclusively to
the proory OF the United States ard is not within the
principle Of the Kan Nebraska DILL and whereas this is
the first !fv Of the great principle on which tho demo
cratic party entered upon the contest which led TO the
therefore, is by tie members Of the Young Mems
Democrat Union Clue Of tie city Of New York,
Resolved, That VIC congratulate TIE people Of the coun
position q The Kansas question, excluding, ord
with the democratic theory or the powers pur
roses OF the federal government which has been re as
serted and again established 10 the b referred TO- ill fur
thcr discussion upon the subject OF slavery in the Terrific
res from the floor OF Congress. That In the recognition
sutoD with without slavery, as they may prefer
without interference the part Of Congress
that the spirit Of sectonam the legitimate offspring Of
federalism, Which haa assertcd the power OF Con
grcss TO interfere with the Question OF slavery and has
denied the correctness OF the principle OF local self govern
nont las receyeda deserved rcbnke, and that the fra
terpal sentiments Of naon Of brethren the
cratic theory OF the constitution have gained glorious
victory.
Resolved, That the black republicans Congress- by
voting for the caercen Montgomery amerdnent OF the
BILL O. originally repcrtsd have convicted themselves Of
country recrcan TO the iogmss which they recently
sdvnpCcd, ana Goserters from the position which they
pledged themselves TO maintain that their abandon meat
OF ihcir opposition 10 tho principle OF popular sovereignty
ana ttoir endorsement OF the legality % the convention
which framed the Ieoompon constitution. shos that the
leaders o the party seek only for The sos OF party
fare and that TO them pfolongod agitation IL the only
guarantee for the support OF tnc copgruous which
trstains them We may therefore, confidently look to
the soeer second thought Of the people for the repu
OF thoee men AMI their doctrines and for the iatng
triumph of democratic PRINCIPLES.
Resolved, That In this connection gladly pay the
butte Of respect 10 the adn alton Of James Bu
chanan, who, 10 the reputation which he has always
borne of being true 10 democratic principles In his bril-
liant career legislator, statesman and dipomstst has
added, In the discharge OF his duties President the
cbaraciertcs Of the answering supporter OF the prin
ciples OF popular sovereignty and local sengoycrn
and OF the guardian oh country rights honor both
81 home ard abroad; and that 10 him, 10 the other
ecal safe; mon OF the party who have preceded him and
whose lame survives the memory OF their caumnators
We believe VIII be rendered the gratitude Of all future
gebcra,ons.
1ug cENrEAL DEMOCRATIC CLUn.
fre OF the numerous democratic Institutions in
this city n.et at their rooms, No. 163 Boxery,
On saturday evening last whom Nr. Braokct the
President, rendered his resignation, there being wish
the part OF the members reorganzc and elect new OH
Gers Tho resignation after some confusion, wins C.
copied II hero became evident that there wN a dspo.
ston the part Of several o the members TO brca M
the organization. Motions made t. iourn sine de-
Amid Tic utmost confusion J. Mcleod Murphy Mr.
kccbum, and other regulars and rrcguars, strongly
urged the members 10 stuck together and not alox the
dsoresnzefs 70 break up the club. 10 the midst Of tho
uproar the gas put cut, the old Taunlany Hall
understood the members will reorganiye under
OF onoers, probably next week or tho week af<r