New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-25
Democratic Ccnsrnr 4 Committee.

A special meeting OF the Mozart Democratic Cen
a Committee was held lst night at Mozart HG. No GA
Broadway 0 delegation from each Of tho Wards beins
.restut.
Beulmin T. Faircaid occupied the chair and called tie
meeting % order when Dr. Bradford offered lengthy 'ee, OF
resolutions setting forth: Fs shat tho United states ere
Union Of orisna indorucblc and sovereign political COM
nundes called ststes' tc second, "hat IN our Demo
catic) judgment the bere. Of peopo arc az this TINE
mo- assd and culauscrd by Fc1cIa usupauon &c tmfd,
thst tho OF tho American people throughout thi.
hole land now Offering up tIeE da''y eNd heai''
rraver Tor peace and na1sa that this ~ q unnecessary
most Intellectual. mos, devastating S1d most cruel Va,
o. dem times sha be brought 20 close 80 l'uItH thA'
able bloody ycsr, aud having failed 10 bring Ne 70 Al Ar
uears.Cs single step nearer % TIC u 'o 'ioh
he PEOPLE insist thai policy o rsnoe should now be Or Ger
aud attempted" &c tth thAi iHe NyAscp,lyu VI
recently prsci through touste and when il aimed ny
tbe federal Government - be law. l. IL our jndmsn
grossly and papagy unconstitutional 10 W. pio',yn' &C,
sixth b king Syriem recently enacted ~ Con-
eTcT hnf been shown By few hts the Signature Of
REPAIR an Jana aupt'in.Tn ,I ~ nio41y 20 oe 10 40
J. rorson and violation q Tie Corttiuon All law % We
en- l.n,eat q Congress whereby Ausiham Lincoln 1.
deliberately created absolute snd defpohc ouArch n a.
we den ounce geter uucoIssitui null snd void
through tc eighth "ha, Wa pledge our utmost inhu
ee 10 prevent the payment OF single dollar OF the money
vrns by taxation out o. Their hard ssni.s. &C ninth
",hs, denounes the ne.,ns. recently gotten Up 70 i
seSnes &c tenth that tender on heIy coEgraiul.
ysnis NsWJolsey. ssd NswHsf snd eleventh.
THAT seting be eale on Fday evening % svo
preston opinion OF tho Democracy Of this city Oh pub
CIV Jude MoCux~ In speaking the reiolu,oni vorri
general Convention, and the Offer o. fair and honorable tel
10 the people South 70 return q tho Union ana IN the
Of their refusal 10 return he or ons should advocate
stringent messuiei an 'he Premises ne oaia nsA
them tender and give them fair ohtnce 70 come bach
10 the old CoDtu,i9n the od nag sna theI 9i .i ,isd
friends Tho Adn !ural9n Wa n2t opo'ed to gaai she
Democracy Of the onh the South the nights ~ which they
wsTe justly a. me- sh' we sd 10 o. we
nfhns them,eve' aud concluded BY remaining that
/ sIistenoe. pe4ce would not dawn upon tie land.
ErMayO WOOD amid load sPpaue' and suid ts tie
from eech OF The go election duis OF 'loA TcIie-
sentative from every part OF thu great etywouid be
ss iher Isht. saa intended to sn,sin them The
a;ions adopted at this cidOpted In the face Of ntids-
the nights Of the city and STATE They gave Tie lie to the as
eIOn that the democracy OF Ncwl ORA had bcca eefeant to
istusl The Democracy wat for Maintaining the consJi
day Of tho zion intact and making men III power conform
to the avs We are for obs'rins the laws and mainisHins
tho Government but the IN power would destroy the
GoVenmeHi and In two Jes more there wi" De no Govern
oGt ei Tor usto possession Of We would return the
to the Union. He held that while they would Observe the
laws and the people Ia authority yet they had The Isht to
crclso tho sc Of those In power and would mold them
rscy Of hsw-iolk gaze the lie to zen Buren,
beyond i.im!daton II meefed but lte about to Loyal
League while tho democracy wcTn able 60 MI hs!i TIA.
eoueudei that ~ VOID loyalty had definition
hc such word lie law-ahding citizen. and
Intended 10 respect tho snhorc There were bu. par
ties today-thoso who supported he Constitute s' OF
wrong and those who who tgtins u. There was no
such thing Conservative Democrats. and no ouch Thing as
Conservative representatives. Republican wasa Hepnbt
and IL not ia te OF tho .nna 10 20 ccnserya
tive In continuing he sad that the Democracy could not DO
bought could they be sedaced iem their allegiance OF
inunidsted BY thests lie had been called bad man,
but bad be might be- he could nj DO bought snt lie
would DO bgod. He tho shady side Of 80 and
would IN this trying hour Of his countys need Prove
traitor his God 10 bs country and to bis prlncipes
They might take his life ii 10 would advance inch his
coun.rys and he would willingly yeld himse sac
tce II ii would spare the thousand. Of that arc now
being butoLood by this aud bring peace 10 our dis
tisc,ed county. IAppau'e
The resolutions adopted aud Committee appointed
to arrange Tor lo eeng when the Committee I'D.
OuIuc1.