New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-20
UNION REFORM TICKET.
rnELpfrsARy MEETING At THE FIFTH AVE,
HOTEL.

PRELIMINARY MEETING At THE FIFTH AVENUE
HOTEL.
Last evening meeting was held in Parlor ii, Of
tie Fifth Avenue Hotel preliminary TO great public
demonstration on the evening Of the I'd October, at
the Cooper Institute for the purpose Of making ar
rangements for "A Reform Ticket. Present were
number of the mott solid men" Of the metropolis,
and others not less influential though not so solid.
The meeting was called 10 order by re appointment Of
Daniel +. Tismaan as Chairman, and George Talman
Secretary,
..t was resolved that Committee of ten be APP
uoinled 20 report 10 this meeting plan OF orgablz-
lion The Chair made some remarks aud appointed
Edwards Pierpont Moses Taylor, John j. Phelps John
j. Astor, Andrew Carrgan, VIM. A. Batler, Daniel
Deylin J. VI. Cross, james Is. Nicholson, aud Peter
Cooper.
Tbs Committee retired 10 make Report, and were
gone upward Of an hour, during which time several
gentlemen made effective speeches on the National
GIRLS and the necessity of making local reforms ana
reducing local taxation. Messrs. Dayton, Waterman,
Murpby, Wetmore, Benedict Winhauss Connolly, and
Others took part in the discussion. The Committee
finally reported these resolutions:
Rs'ored That th, great crisis Of National History all
patty prejudice. should b. cast s'de aud Ae 'n'Ie
Of the Dnion the stability Of the CONSUMPTION the ,..ssS'
ton Of tho present az against armed rebels
Rrsd That TO aid in securing such tsu and In obtaining
S iDsa Be- appointed to op e. name. Of good honest sS
distinction
Of candidates
for The various be filled NJ the coming elections and %
take action they deem adyabie 10 secure TIE
object, on he meeting That said Committee have power to
6 vacancies. AMI their number and that they report
10 this BODY al It's next meeting. I'll,
Rs,5lr,d That said Committee consult with the patriotic
citizens ~ the different wards the best mode Of carrying
out the objects OF this meeting 81, Nj,
The following Committee was agreed upon with the
understanding that it is 10 be added to- to meet the
views of such citizens who may take interest IN Inc
movement la the present form 1t Is TO be considered
imperfect; but ut the general meeting, decided TO be
held at the Cooper Institute the I'd Tuesday OF Dc
tOber the list will be completed The are taken
Unfortunately from the different political parties:
jaime. Bocrman Chs H. Russell ~. y. Hayemeyer, Ihes
II Marshaii Vim. Dodge Benz W. Barney Geo Bancroft
Andrew Mount Matthew Morgan Saml J. Tiden VIM NJ w
.rs G. Rchsds Geo. Hecker Bartholomew OConner, VIM
d. Murphy, Shepherd Knapp, James 4. Brady Henry A.
Hewitt John Stevenson Cha,. NJ Connolly, Wilson O. Hunt
Henry kicol Hyatt, John Csswel, WIN. A Booth, A. T.
Stewart Joseph Lawrence stephen Phlbin Is. A. Withaus
VIM Curtis Noye. >. B. Ahsnse Hamilton Fish John Dry
VIM. y Brady T. j. Brown ldw ard Miuturn w. *. Eno, o.
d. r. Grant Thos Craue Royal Phelps Isaac Sherman VIM
Hall A. w Bradford w G. Wemore w. A. kobbe, Rudolph
Osnigus Fas r. Tlon Dsnl Lord, Moses ketchum, H. j.
Dillon Is. Cullug Simeon Draper Isaac Bell Geo. Opdyke
Elijah r. PuIdy q. ". Blunt Joseph HOEie WIN. OBnen
Jacob A. Wesoryet Christian Meter w. Ii. Webb, Greene
c. Bronson.
To this list the names Of the officers Of the meeting
and Committee on Resolutions were added The whole
proceedings were very spirited.