The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-23
UAMMANy NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or THE DEMOCRATIC

TTAMMANy HAII.-MEETING or THE DEMOCRATIC
publican General COMMITTEES held special meeting Thurs
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wei to the great i, s s meeting r, 10
ing election, the following resolution WAS on moaon uuan
Resolved Tha, In those which conventions
not chosen the recent primary elections for the OF
gates elected 70 the
ward TO nominate inspectors ana enyassers ana tn, ''
the place which Inc primary election was hsld -
quenty interrupted by enthusiastic applause submitted
9SSemv seconded BY Mr. Isaiah Rynde Ayes and nays
being called for, they adopted with but one dissenting
Resolved That this committee have observed with great
poca friends in this city and Throughout state
sponded to the candidates nominated b. the democratic state
tina, The platform .het presented was erse sont and orc
the potica day that Amasa J. Parker
candidate for Governor and his associates upon ne slc
personal integrity and political hetS 70 pres ~ oftIy
n na n b 81 S oes w6h ihey are BE-
elected with credit to themselves and satisfaction to incr
Resolved That affords heartfelt pleasure 10 take This
,pa,on Of Jams buchanan thai tie sound conservative
and national principles upon which has been conaues ,ne
reign policy have been and adjusted In erato
ona h"nsT asd he wisdom and foresight with which delicate
and dangerous topic Of SECTIONAL agitation AMI Local violence
al politics. have justly commended our distinguished Presient
70 ths and support
zsss q all Rss S sna aas IS an
with q the national power by
the resnute aud Efforts OF the democratic
proving the fidelity their devotion - the princi
upon which elected the stgcy III those VINO
ahored their behalf and the safety and benefit with which
the of the country may be conhded to the democratic
Resolved That the democracy Of New York have Oh.
served WIN profound rere NE success "e v mas ~
vantage Of the excitement attending the final settlement
na,cal inioersnes syeled g BE- hIsne.i Pi,ch
and local interests incident 10 tbs recent financial pressure
porariy swung sister State Of Pennsylyanls FROM her
time bonored deno moorbgs that rejoice that not
elections Which have held the
violence OF the flood BY which scendancy the demo
party assaed other STATE has been lSt which
1856 that with the experen ed
elsewhere the duty the democracy New York redeem
% 9mn s'se spa pn, W. % ~ oier upon gh
democracy o The Union 70 prove BY our vory the ~ ~
November that worthy of the honorable position thc
battle field which We now hold
Resolved That while differences 81 opinion among the de-
mocra are 20 be expecte upon many points and should be
tolerated with the utmost hera consislen with the integrity
Of the party every rchtu limit passed when those who M
fer with counsel with opponents previous - the hate
them In the th
houses Congress who counseed with opponents
the last session. OF Congress r the defeat 81 their former
friends now seeking re election oy the all of our OPP
and should give 10 Of ounder aud serner political
faith
Resolved Thst We rejoice that Of
quesn strife ami political agitation hss opened
the way the consideration 81 questions pressing
the nation, which vital Its interests that
these regard first In importance the acquisition Of the
island Of Cuba and the prosperity Of the countries upon
party Will he directed TO the solution Of these gues
tons In manner 1T In accordance with our naiona
Alter adopting he foregoing resolutions meeting
ISAAC v. FOWLER, Chairman.
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