New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-14
NETTING or THE EVERETT HOUSE
COMMITTEE AT THE FIFTR-4VENJ'E
HOTEL

large number Of citizens held meeting las, even
ipy b the dhirg han Of the new Fifth avenue Hotel
purTusrt to the follow ing csu, which was extensively
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ss sae City els.S ss s1T sSas.s yos
70 attend meeting TO, the Purpos- s..s the tnn'ence
To. feel s . 'S $3.50 r them t,
thu, the ,- obec, in view 'nch crssnirn
Of the Democratic party o:iss city - hsn exercise
tive influence, tending ory 70 elevate the character Of the
party bot as b, securing the nolai hson % ano-a and
They are couvrced that the courses Of large body Of we'll
knowr Demo esuno; fail produce iusoe resos
They therefore, now ask you TO e9pefse cordially With them
sSd .h the Leaders Of the party Ssevns 'ha; mach good can
6e~ev.t BY cstnusd Indifference :, to .hs,
spos selection of candidates who DO no, fairly
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party organization and Of municipal scyepTen resulting
cesPs,..iss i il PssdusiDs ! ss%ssy
War. Sherman, J.ns. Lee, Alssrnon 3 J.yi.; n Wait
oet ch;s: Lamont. Joel Wolfe s,%nsi IN L B..S-
NJ K..cn E. s. Hs1Ia l...c Townsend stephen John'n,
Yield Moe: Tsyoi Roy. Phelps. = K Xieurt. %ill,@ I.
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The meeting was called to order by WATTS SHER-
Man, esq, who announced the objects hoped TO be
Lis speech was that the oppression OF tax payers was
the fault Of their activity in not undertaking the
control Of political matters.
On motion of Mr.. A. S. JARVIS, Mr.. Sherman was
then elected President Of the meeting, and Mr. T.. l..
johnson Secretary.
Mr.. S. M. BARLOW offered series Of resolutions,
which, after lengthy speech in exposition, made by
the Hon. JOHN CocHRASE, and an endless number OF
emsnd.CDs and sspaIEst,S1' suggested BY various
Re'oired That the nominsors for State officers made BY
the DemSSI Con,e1Sn at sy5sas meet our so'Ss sp
than their high pe,onsi chaIacer enite them to the support OF
every snd Of GOOD government and sound financial policy In
H. Rssoived That regard the recent proclamation Of WI
North and the South which must end in the conquest sub
ugston OF the the other the decentralization Of ana
Tr.S BY ever. .od citizen who love. HI. country and desire.
The perpetustion q the union Of the States
the principles Of tn. Democratic party In the ely ss and
Isn 70 s sbs psS. Of al as
Democrat, 70 take any par: in the control part,
the municipal aud State sOvsrnments-th, the arrived
when duty longer be peslsced and therefore
part Of this meeting 70 confer and with fellow Demo
for the Of securing the selection OF csnddatss Tor
the community capable and honest and Democrats to
the cordial support Of the whole party and Of al those 10
believe the necessity OF careful and wise administration OF
The Hon JoHs CocHRAsE then made speech Of
over hour sepgth reviewing the different points OF
the resolutions. and giving generally Tsmmany-Hal
coloripg to his exposition.
Judge BRossos was called for, and stated that he
had objections to the manner in which the last resolu.
ton worded.
Mr. LAMONT understood that immediate organi-
zstion was implied in the call and resolutions, and
wished to get the of the meeting on the subject
Mr.. B. NJ. WHITLoCK made some suggestions cor
reCtiDg the resolutions, talked about number Of Tam
many Hall men being present, and complimsnted the
Judge BRossOS, JOHN CocHRASE, JOHN McKEoN,
and Messrs STEWART, LAMosr, ROOSEVELT, and
others, had faults to find and suggestions to mako in
their turn all Of which were duly voted upon and noted
by the Secretary.
The following additional resolution was offered by
Mr.. J. II. Stew art, and adopted
Rs,Oleed Tha, sincerely invite the operation o. s Dem
ocrs feel the importance of nominating but upright
and capable for Offices 10 promoting the objects Of this
meeting forth In the call AZ read.
The meeting then adjourned, subject to the call
the Committee.