The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-22
DOUGLAS MEETING IN NEW ORLEANS.
MEETING OF THE CENTRAL COMMITTEE or
NATIONAL UNION CLUBS.

special meeting of the Central Committee q NAuona
Union Clubs held ct Cooper Institute yesterday even
ing John Lloyd, President and G. H. Adams Secretary.
After the usual preliminary business got over, the
regular business Of the evening proceeded with. One
Of the members asked Whist the object Of the inset
ing which the President replied that hs h.~ s~.A
meeting for The purpose Of knowing the feeling q Nc
clubs in relation 70 the late nomination of Ball.
EaAsrs BROOKS was called upon 70 spsak, and stated
,nss me clubs wished eudorvs the nomination Of Bah
for Pres,dspt and Everett for Vice President He then
proceeded 70 speak Of the late Baltimore Convsnuoo,
and stated that their object wAs 70 protect the
Unlon and the interests Of the people he aid
tAst IVES en- s,och in The history Of the STATE hat
National Convention had met and made . nomination
which overthrow the negro question. He thought thas
the platform Of the srss. Union party ives large enough
,hss ibsy had no PLATFORM Here was party which ad
20 the SOUTH whAt the consultation gives Jon you shall
gives you you shall have During tho coming campaign
ihey should b called Union savers" but that wonk
p b nan .hs .;s % sss ~
country He proceeded % spesk OF the memeers o. The
Conwntos, Who he said, had obtained The good opicos
OF the people Of b umore Tor the manner 10 which they
had conducted themselves both privately and publicly
then proceeded 70 over the proccedinUs OF the
hut he. on :
biography Of John Bell and stated that he vas the best
the party could si and for THAI rssso. hey had no
minated him Tue charge had been made against the
nompason on the ground ha, VOC respectable for
The times they had not srack low enough and
thought hsi shs people oushsto support man who had
always supported them. And nos that the domination
Was sads he vecs support With a, D. heart "a. q,
party carry NeW York, but that the troubles q Vie
d. party would turn 10 me Union party, shs
soash were twain and that The people must turn 70
Jshn Bail ssd Edward Everett what would become Of
NJ: So &c sus ana he ssh
hand He would not soy that the sats o. New York
snsi here was vis6om in the STATE, you'd ye, be
thers As Tor himself, be YES willing 10 soow any party
who would rase the dag Ct she ynien he %. down own
amid freaa applause. And Of The memoers rose
ana MADE mosoa hat the party mass meeting
60 be called d the people Of the city, for The purpose Of
M. ~ Fs,srra ocprs iboash ,hs, the ucksl Of Ben
aud Everett would receive Gle votes enough 70 send
.sem 70 the House o. Rsprssenves eu, ne ousn'
NJ rsAsrrs Baooks onsrsd resolution that toe com
ni,tse endorse nomina'ions made by the BAumore
CSsversor. The resolanoo .ss received win unaai
nous voice The resolution 10 call . public rauncanon
.0s eSSS entered mo very suasy ssd
nnIpfsrsstps debate whether the Eatacstcu mort
iss would benefit ,he unloa party Or vnstIef wosIi
thlre through, not to permit the iukevArm feeling
thai VAS fast arising Amongst then 70 grow into dssen
sui uss The coming ooavssuon shouid shov hsr hands
and rot throw the party INTO blunders Novnn.Andni
the unanimous rscspaon q M Bfeos resS.non sn
some dissensins spiru, and Mr.. Brooks rose and re
auess~d thai there should be spirit o. anicn smonsv
men, ssid thai he hoped that the state Convento'
would sos he % foolish n 10 nominate any other par
tes and moved thas the committee pes resolution tha
nsss a. sss ss, ss ssa
v.s appointed % ials De matter ia hand.
be uAnsmiaed 70 the STATE Executive COMMITTEE aud ans
reene minor business TIE committee adjourned.