New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-10
Meeiiig OF The Democratic STATE
Committee.


4 meeius If the Democratic Safe Committee was
held 40 the Delsyan House 70 day, Dean Richmond
in ihc ,lai. and Peter Cacger Secretary.
In accorlanco with an invitation from the Commit E,
tee. n large number Of prominent Democrats ana
Union men, from ID sections Of Tho State, were
present
IN ,'v's6ry meeting was held no / o'clock 10 give
on opportunity these gentlemen TO express their
views s. to ne duly add poi,y Of the Democratic
organization af TIN time.
So arbe- wcic rade by Ex-Governor Seymour,
ex.Aayor Wood, ! mes Brooke, Calvert Col.stock,
Srnaior Pruyu, < e.. lIadlcy, Ehi III /. Purdy,
and cher, earnestly IL favor o. an immediate
sufficient reinforcement of tho army OF the Potomac
in favor "a opoyr it.onal support If tte Govern
u.nt. wi lie ra'tfe.l'ng ihe .t NJ al patriotic
citizens % cFICs, poo e~-lrs, c5rrup'ions aud werk
nessit tie i@'rili.r'ir OF ti0t Government, and
ONO iiou 20 FOREIGN intervention.
Amer the cxp-r.ei'n Of these views, the meeting
took rece-snufil O'Clock.
Th;s afternoon the Conference moeiing was
lnrgev attended. tho prominent local organization Of
the Democratic ana Union parlet being We'll repre-
scented.
Adlr sses were made ly 5. J.. Church, S. +. Fair
child. aul the leading representative men IN tae
lnuiMGuy and No2au organizations, all OF whom
expressed desire and determination to sink ala
lolal dilltrcuccs, and present q harmonious, I'M
broken front az The State Convention.
After he meeting which was confined strictly 10
. the llte-. barge Of views, the Demo, raur SAFE
Coma..tce helt q private sessiou at the Dele'sn
IIou-e.
4 communication from he /. oi.la'ive Cuucls q
me PARTY W. received ard reId j. was reI.rrci
20 q subcommittee consisting Of bean Richmond.
Elijah r.. Purdy, and j. lIardcHburgh.
lhe following reply was addressed 10 the Leg .sl0-
1--WE Caucus by lho Committee:
AlBDr. Ve4nosjsy July . ;sC2
GI.TIRrIs: hOur Capitalization % the Demo
cratic STATE COMMITTEE Gclo-iug political address,
IN which flio actions and motives Of the Democratic
marty We been riUglly ini,represeuied, has been
n.bu.,c TO fhcm a th"lr meeting IN ihls CITY to-
ay. md we a-e instructed by them to reply Iha,
The patriotism of the Democratic party and ~ 10y
ais g. tho Consi:dIJn need 70 deense II ihis day
he h..tor, OF the country Tor eighiy-six years,
drring which Democrats principles and council.
have predetermined N ite policy, aud prosperity and
peace "a. home, and Iorqo;t and influence abroad.
have attended Iva rule sllcien. yindcatiOn o.
ia charasfe
ne unsnimi,y and energy with which the Demo
era IL misses IF The loyal states have sustained the
to,e,reuf since ifs admins. nation mas TALON into
adverse hards prove that this devotion 10 country
rises above all considerations of partisan interest or
rreiudice The attitude 81 fhc parry, fO long icar
essly nss,rted II si hrmly maintained by H. and
nov. w en the dsstinle Of lie na'lOn and tut CX-
istenlt Vi free Institutions a.c 10 perl, 10 sgnin
stands forth ready 10 GEEK the AID oi every citZen
who will rally 10 the of his country aud of
cOaf.it1 iou1, liberty.
Ills Committee, dsiyowinI any prposo 70 die
iaie platform OF PARTY principles, or 10 anticipate
IN. conclusions Of the state Convention which Will
be called TO pass upon The matters, arc conscious
tina, thew reflect the sentiments Of the Whole party
when hey say the Democracy Of NeW-loIk stand
ready 10 unite with All patriotic citizens. without
reference 10 former party combinations, who agree
ia sustaining che Government IN tue prosecution Oh
the existing war ag.uuSt the reDt Hon, By all tho
means within the power % loyal people, Tor the
pnrpOs. OF resOring the Union as 10 WIS, and nam
tanning the Constitution as IL rs.
And we are instructed further to say that II is The
purpose of the Committee IN calling the next state
Convention 20 invite tie cooperation Of all citizens
upon he slmple bus distinct platform Of tho Cousi-
tuition, the Union, ana the tnlofcoAenV OF lht
laws.
But while these principles lead Democrats 10 act
with patriotic ciG1ens for this great purpose, they
repe all idea OF political association with that class
OF fanatics VINO are raising unnecessary ana iactioa-
issues, the only effect of which IS TO divide the
people Of the loyal Sltea, eXaspere stu more the
different sections OF the Union, and make It's restosa-
We tsse .hs honor 70 bs, &c,
DIAN RICHMOND
EI.JAh y. PLEDl,
j. HARDE NBURGH,
subCommi,les.
To lie usr IvsAS rngxA,S }. 5. n. SraAsAs.s, NJ Ill.
GN'ssyII. Inosi- H. Ft!GLsR committee.
The following pre4mbis AMI resolutions were
UNANIMOUSLY adopted
Ine Democratic State Central Committee being
convened Il. this tire merely for lie Transaction 81
its ordinary business aud not assuming 10 Icy down
any platform or To adopt any resolutions IN tue name
and behalf Of tho Democratic party IN advance oil
the State Convention yet desire on two points that
present Themselves TO the public mind at this time
as OF the gravest Importance TO express Their senl-
nlenta in the following resolutions;
He.red Thu we view with rdniraion The heroic eoums
.hown by Oh irny before Erhmori ard eye nled wish
l,,i, sra. f,r tfs ,is .oiion arG d. rfsc yilor
which rius victory the jaws Of deiret We ca upon
tho Ggyc.yleo. 10 ~. ,oa usa "a e-tr.ei- ei'o1' ~