The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-01

MEETING or TEE PEoPLEs DEMOCRATIC REpuBLl
CAN GENERAL COMMIT nEE-ADopTIoS OF STRONG
ADMINISTRATION REVOLUTIONS.
regular monthly meeting OF the Peoples Democratic
Republican General Committee, was hold last evening IN
Mozart Hall In The absence Of Alderman Stephens, the
chair was hle.l by Benjamin Ray, ESQ t W NacMahon
and B. Woodruff, Secretaries Several new members
sui ttuted by various ward delegations place Of
Ietrogs de members, and among them was eA mayor
WOOD Of the Twenty second ward,
TIE following series of resolutions, offered by T. W
AocMahon, Of the Fifteenth ward, were heartily ana
unanimously adopted
Resolved That congratulate the admipsraon Of James
golden California relative 70 the glorious and
Ssey Sysr Ss Sess q i BLACK epuesSs
Eohgm and Douglass and whereby ss nnous sna
fully and satisfscorEy endorsed.
Resolved That we from the beginning approved Of and
uphed the uOn policy Of the President g we called me st
ews SET s forth in his r snna message
as we have never at any moment withheld rom MS ADMINS h
express our approval Of spontaneous acquiecence il
Ssy s q me sc principle n & Srepd
ss a. and oST ese AZ his ns
1ul settlement Of The no less yeSed thsn absurd bfisn pre-
Resolved That shall give cordial and undivided sup
cure the rmph 81 he democratic State oket by
the Syracuse state as5 ineraor
Sherhnne Paper for Canal Commissioner and EDWARD L.
democracy patriotism and integrity we have
& Conscience and under whose BANNER s w e her nre
Resolved while endorsing the State ticket we should be
feelings and democrats dd we not take
shs Of espreg our t Mbih aeaed and ami
mated The controlling majority q s he course S of he
temporary and permanent ehamen oil that body as unfair
nsiees zelaSe % contested seats contempt
na ass ne ~ u.s. uonai sSmnis,rson saopted by thai
Convenoh and that we fully coincide in and gy
State the joint auspices Of this and the Re
protesting against sided and dshonora
Die treatment q their cas-and IN wharawing ueiign
without submitting s predetermined du IN favor OF the
Douglas Tammany clique.
MEETING OF THE REGULARS
Al meeting of the Society Of Regulars held at head
quarters Last evening, the following resolutions were
unanimously adopted
tons made The late Syracuse q n. democratic
ana that We shall use esry - o be secure
sPonsble for the action of the managers q that convention
sy and IN accepting those represenng Tammany s S
Resolved That heartily the policy and
the final termination Of the Kansas issue procured solely
oar be beloved chief James Buchanan i'''''"
oily ss %s as ns e m n0rs
principles Let this victory stand as ebnke 70 the inGraes
patronage. yet affiliate with the sworn enemies and vile
Resolved That The democratic this city utterly
pSdtae he rule q few men who through me machinery
numbering forty thousand honest electors Having re-
Convention to packed committee, and having through
elegates withdrawn from body which had joined Ia advance
sympathes with traitors to regular nominations shall
the the polls and thus 10 the lion hearted
democracy Of New York our claims 70 regularity
DELEGATES TO THE REGULARS GENERAL COMMITTEE.
Thos Reilly, Alonzo W, Adams Michael Dalton, John n
Reynolds, Jos G. Browning and Miles 7. Connolly were
evening chosen delegates the Regulars General
Committee from the Seventeenth ward.
AMERICAN COUNTY CONVENTION.
This Convention assembled last night at the stuyvcsant
Institute, when good deal of turmoil and confusion took
place The seats OF the delegates from the Second and
Fourteenth wards contested and up O'Clock
The testimony OF the contestants beng proceeded with
Finally committee. consisting of from each ward.
was appointed TO confer with the republicans.
SIXTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT REPUBLICAN con-
yESrIoN.
The Convention adjourned without doing any business.