New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-07
DEMOCRATIC GENERAL COMMITTEES.

The Tammary Committee met lat evening at the
Wigwam; L. u. Connolly, Chairman pro tein., and
W. A. GmcHRIsr, Secretary. The First, Fifth and
Twenty second Wards were represented by opposing
delegates and three separate Committees of five each
were appointed to take their c,ses into consideration,
ard report at the next meeting. Isaac V. FOWLER
was then elected Chairman for the present year by
acosmaiion ard accepted the position With the ste
reotyped speech. JAMES NJ. MARSH Of the Tenth
Ward was chosen Treasurer. The Committee tnen
ao"urned to Friday next.
TIE "Reg gulars' met at No. I63 Bowery; GEo. G.
GENET in tie Chair. The report OF the Conference
COMMITTEE, RECOMMENDING ;'ne de aeJournmgqnt,
was adopted, and the menbers having thus ceased 10
exist re body, went TO Mozart Hell.
The Peoples Committee met at Mozart Hall after
the ARRIVAL Ct the Regulars, Mr. W. j. BRsLEr occu-
pJIg the chair TIE report of the Conference Conn
mttee advising dssolaton was received, snd at once
adopted and arrangements were made tor holding
prInsry elections on Monday night next TO elect dee
gates to form q new Com nittee on the ruins OF the
X, guais and Peoples Committee.
Tie Hon. FERNANDO WOOD, on Invitation, a1-
dressed the meeting in lengthy phillipc, denonncng
the eachems and braves Of the TAlnmeay tribe, aud
IeeOmu ending war TO the knife. Inc Chairman aud
Others followed in the strain, and on notion the
Ptop'e's Committee adjourned 10 NEE. no more.
TO TuE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN, ELECTORS or
NEW YORK.
FELLOW DEMOCRATS; When the orga,zstion OF
political party become, ecrrupt and tyaonies ne dy
'fT oypGIs ~ Z orn ecs 70 s@pa..e an afa
s o.e ls The sschem. Of I.ia1any Society
T.nmspy snd time hOnorea hs.dqaartsrs Of
s1sp ,as p5cpes of patty besom the rotten trunk
which Z Is necessary 70 cure or Iop %. II, . u. .,
"a. 10 The party must tsvo change Of policy or
Of heAdqusf,e whieh must D. snss'Fea % 'Is cGn
the people those wnom the people siec hs'os
tried perssye remedy oos enoush "a7ut aVaI % Sc
ooHp'h this we have at .' been forced y TORN az aat.op
zaion 90 Lat We H.y tal' 'sy- % ,ne nsoaa 70
mooney Of the State and naou or noble ocs party ere De
Ac,iss uadsr th. conviction snA with mi, view Of day
election made oe rtIt mo TO- political :lena as
don We f, h'. 20 ,sow that our eompAin
lot oaEdsa P.n p,'.s a - s., ~ 5e' a
rr.s of listening the Oft psted bat still broken promises
{. r. W. .Is. una ne se eIy sss o . SS@
h.ir Ish ct.uinsd TO n.inan them F'f 'ae'e
Ne soe an esction entirely oca municipal 10 which y
make stand h.' .voeiBa jeopsdipi STAT. o oos a1
We euier-d toe heA vim zes, oda, sSI- -, az
nsny had tss time hoa0rsd prsstse Of ne c'd &
stn sct.t & % 20 A,r @ es9 % the peI.es 2rns
~y TAD 70 worshpee See had an almost entire e'n.'o
.b lie corporstou Obtained oy e alliance Q, Ger
.ssrs WITH :he RepsbAe' IN DeesEsef - sa1 ~
the power Of pos'essiB, % Votr, gwen ar' ~ -"
sst tsar!es. Sowevrr By til, foussNe aray lie David
wL.n .ed Ori 20 NEE; Gshss ss pas,,c ga sso
<isoat e,.cipns and v.bOo klisr 1e wenf 10 re cs-
f reJiri 9pos me poplar n. ,ael ~ 80 - 81 - .nsa
isIs. +, tue aid e,sct C0urty =ckst bat
IsiUcsa tse vote o. ian'' "a Nv ,to.S e.Is
-, .f.s usoriiy ia- Democracy 10 tas tJ spse saa
"a. Ia tho fsnssy n..sg-, .1as Administering resfs
tis III, 70. -tise u csIss u Zoe s,ils asr
xhIeh the party zbors. VII Il pef.sters In ea. a.
.t ,eive scgaGsos Tor Ss-asIt. which me heEesfsr
! accomplish L. =,
hsa riga, q ihk, slch unaaats Ss
~ poplar .op St have had some ion
mediate Effect st We rst rSSa -s no, cen ,ae
cf oafyrg AKA oersEpg ihsir pey n eonPlAos
siA popular ysseI-i,i of r-Pssisiioa o. "a, "a
ceers tie nation me rsias asss eo fsSf
tighter ard IRE csspe,s resolution Sed o. utn I'M
sAs s-csta sth[ 5,os- TIE I,"pe ifpa n', ~ 3,
bseaps rso~os e.Ss &c conoea s TO the pas
- &. s0s/s t1s4t q "a ~<c.aSs s9es e.