The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-29

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public, and at the same time threw nss
influence in favor Of that and tbose ncples wh
in their opinion, would best carry out the proyrsnsse
IDEAS OF the age rather than attract public attention.
Without deciding with either TAmmany Mozart farther
than they advocate the principles for which this organi
organization V The mscSan cal ns.csnils and prcss,ssa
interests of the city, and exclude from their uuoers The
and ruin Of ali the other democrats orssnisae q as
city, and as such have been quietly AZ work sdding "
their numbers and preparing 70 meet whAssvs Grass ne
without placing Themselves postioa 70 attract public
attention. they have succeeded obtaining NE sympahy
and influence Of that portion OF the democratic party hat
furnish the snews Of war who instead Of handing sAer
funds Fifth Avenue Hotel committee viii dsri
butte through this orean.lason they have sesn NE
Immediately after the Mayoralty election last FALL they
and have directed all their Efforts that direction last
night may be really called their detta before the public
gaze when their action be seen and scrunzed by tho
press and the public generally, and such may be Coz
sidered an important meeting
The Executive Committee caAed 10 order BY John
T Henry, Esq, the President Of the orranzaicn. r.
Lubey Esq, Secretary Az soon as order prevailed, Mr..
j. Hoover said that they had met here tonight FOR N
the last week have made IL Important that they should
mark the they should pursue in the Prss
dental contest that has now been fairly opened ~ the
nomination Baltimore In pursuance Of this object be
offered the following preamble and resolution
the conventions lately assembled al baltimore as having
been made nreulary, and in accordance with the
established usage Of the national democratic party there
Resolved That Of the tickets presented 70 tho pso
pie by those conventions, unhesitatpgiy declare
preference for Breckenridge and Lane
Resolved That Hon. John c. Breckenridge and General
Joseph Lane are eninenty qualified 70 I'LL the high posi-
tons for which they have been nominated and that We
viii use all honorable means in our power 70 insure their
election.
Resolved That the Executive Committee be, and here
by s instructed to make arrangements for grand rato
cation mass meeting Of the friends Of Breckenridge and
lane this city, and that full power be- and hereby 10,
given to tina, committee 70 act in this matter =
Mr.. l. F. CozzANs said that he hoped the resolution
would not be adopted He thought y would be opening
a breach in the democratic party like the Van Buren,
fanaioai spirit Of rcpubcansm throughout the country
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the regular party and had been unanimous by al
the Convention that remained after the secession and be
by paority Of the Southern democracy. The speaker
very feengy endorsed Mr. Douglas and hoped that the
resolution would not be adopted
Mr. HOOVER said that he believed every one present
had made their minds in regard to this question: and
he called FOR the question without further debate. The
vote then taken with but negative vote thai Of
Mr. Cozzaps, and the resolution adopted.
Mr. CozzANs then rendered his resignation member
OF the Executive Committee and left the room
Mr.. HOOVER then moved that President author
lied flag with the Of candidates
dorsed by this committee land have suspended from
the windows Of the Volunteers rooms The motion was
unanimously adopted.
ON motion an invitation was extended 10 the following
gentlemen, members of the National Hall Association,
who Immediately made their appearance James b Brus-
sells Isaac lawrence, W. B. Lawrence, Jr., and James
veilter Mr. Isaac lawrence the Secretary Of the Ma
tonal Hall Association being called for said engaged like
yourselves in promoting sound democratic truths cheer
Breetinridge and lane. When the history n,sa Of
these conventions should be aseonatey written
the world ,, have 70 acsnow'esge that the people
singular judgment moderation and forethought,
although apparently the only whose rights sought to
be egisated away they are, in fact acting trustees
for mankind in contendng for the preservation of in
stuton necessary for the production Of that staple Of
lodged want Of the world The city Of New York receives
that staple fresh from the hands the producers and
and has, ereOe vital nssres. in ~ Continue, ue Vpe
ducton She therefore halls the nomination OF Hon. John
Brsckinrdes e national nan and one that unites
Amer ew remarks by Mcssrs. Harrington and Burke
the meeting adjourned
Douglas Demonstration ~ Concord, N. II
CoScoRD, N. H., June Is, 1880.
active and enthusiastic ever Witnessed here Rumford
Hall overlooked early in the evening and the masses
70 state Hos:e square The speaking was Kept
ill daylight
Douglas Meeting in pn sn ss. = ,.n
For the Douglas ratification meeting in Independence
and Major Heron, Of Louisiana are promised Ger.
tain, with other eminent speakers Notwithstanding the
briefncss Of the notice enthusiastic manifestation
tcpeted II is stated good authority that the Doug
lastcs will refuse all overurcs the part Of the Bscc
sridgers 10 unite eIeccral Ticket and win demand
an expression Of preference from the electors appointed
by the Reading Convention, and amend the list II
sary
Douglas Ratincatisn Meeting I'm So. Louts.
ST. Lor1s, June g. 1850.
Az the Douglas satc..'on meeting lss, nigh. speeches
ton, including General Clark who voted for Douglas
only on the last ballot Resolutions passed cudors
ing the nominees and non Intervention. There a
Douglas Meeting at Detroit.
Dsncsr, Mich, June a. 1880.
"A large meeting was held this evening to ratify the
nomination Of Douglas and the state ticket salute a
Accident ~ Do.Sis. .Demo.ssras.en.
A J. Richardson, Of Old Town Me-. was instantly killed
and Benjamin whpple htally injured, by premature ex
posion OF cannon at the Douglas jubilee last night
Breck1nrtdge Demonssratfon.
WEsuUiD, June 2s, 1850
thirty three guns for Breckenridge and sixteen for the
Massachusetts, delegation being fred here this eve
ming
indiana Congregational Nominatiem.
CoIrnBrs, Ind, June %, 1850
The democrats OF the Third Congressional district Of
this state have nominated Rev William n Daley Cor
Congress Resolutions endorsing the nomination of
Douglas were adopted. n
Maine Democratie state Conventaon.
PoxrAyp, juno ~, 1890
The Democratic State Convention WAS held here to-day
and WAS very largely attended Hon. J. W. Bradbury of
Augusta presided On the fret ballot Tor candiate for
Governor! Eplrsim X smart Of Camden, bad ia votes