The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-18
YOUNG MEMS REPUBLICAN CENTRAL
COMMITTEE

REVOLUTIONS EXPRESSIVE OF LOYALTY TO THE
UNION AND CONFIDENCE IN THE ADnNIsrRA-
TION.
regular meeting Of the above Committee was held
at their rooms, No eis Broadway, last evening. The
room was nearly full After considerable routine bust
ness transacted, resolution was adopted appointing
committee Of three to confer with the managers
forthcoming Union demonstration, to signify to them
their readiness TO participate in IL az young men.
The special committee appointed to draft resolutions
respecting the present condition Of national AFFAIRS pre-
sented the subjoned preamble and resolutions for the
consideration Of the meesin =
Whereas, 1t fitting that the young OF all parties
who are TO assist the United States authorities in sup
pressing treason and rebellion should at this time declare
their patriotism and devotion 10 the every
l. Resolved That the representatives of the young men
OF the republican party henceforh discaim an party feel
ing and forget all party strife, while they range them
port Of the government
q Resolved, That have unwavering confidence in
questioned nor allow ourselves 10 doubt the ahfuness
and patriotism OF those in authority when by the neces
ses Of war, their lips sealed from self vindcaton
Mr.. FRANK sHEpHARD briefly addressed the committee
observing that while they would not abandon the prn
cples Of the republican party they should adopt some
platform upon which they could all unite in this struggle
for the unfolding Of the Union and the maintenance Of its
laws. In conclusion he said let be united in this
heroic struggles let detach ourselves temporarily from
the party and rally to support the constitution and the
laws.
The President pro tenn. then put the resolutions and
without further debate, they unanimously adopted
WHAT is DOING IN THE SIXTEENTH WARD.
At q large meeting Of republicans of the Sixteenth
Ward informally convened at the Public Reading Room,
245 Eighth avenue last evening, Isaac Dayton called
TO the chair and Henry Parke appointed secretary
The following resolutions offered by Councilman
ORION, and were unanimously adopted
Resolved, That the present condition OF our country
calls upon all loyal and patriotic citizens to rally 70 the
support Of the constitution the Union and constitu
tional authorities Of the nation.
Resolved, That committee be named by this meeting
TO be composed OF citizens OF this ward rreepecively
past political differences and that such committee be
ouesed 70 make suitable arrangements for expression
or the sentiments OF the people Of this ward upon
be expeden to contribute due and proper aid to the
tional government
The Following gentlemen were named as members Of
Tia committee
W Esnney A. ]. II. DusAnns, samuel b. H. Vance George
koeS Eiward BeriaD Horatio Sherwood Adam 6ilburn,
Haskett Daniel Gary william r Hsvemsyer Don Aionso
Cusbman Emanuel B. Hart Samuel Ossood Gerard G. Glib
son, William Mclnyre Hugh Gardner Orlando Smith,
Lindsay Peter Fumer, William Youngs, wliamS Dawson,
Charles p Johnson, william Silva David Jaques Hen
rest John Beamster William Ramsey Tennis Hapris Ro
bert A. Adams Fnklin Marsh Arthur Ahmooty Alexander
Mcleod, Samuel kadclif. Edward Riley, James b. DelamA
On motion the Chairman and Secretary OF the meeting
added TO the committee. On motion the meeting
adjourned TO meet again at the call Of the Chair