New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-15


wound is entirely remoded.
UNCONDITIONAL UNION CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
This Committee held meeting on Saturday evening,
in accordance with weekly custom, at GIBBONS Build
ing corner Of Broadway and Thirteenth street, Mr..
4. C.. Ellis in the chair, with II. c. Parkc and
A. NJ Lewis as Secretaries. The attendance was
large. 40 set speeches were made bnt discus
sons on resolutions took place. and much enthusiasm
WAC shown Of occasionally elected remarks in accord
ance with the broad and liberal platform Of the organ
izolon Pcports were received from various special
Committees credentials presented from delegates
Of various Wards and the following resolutions were
adopted:
Naereas Tic platform on Which the friends Of Liberty ana
progc.s IN ts county hrctcre united has become eus,
Ftc and irbe,cds attempts have been made TO nominal
In on candidates for the Presidency without N"iior" plat
Errd INA. in our opinion all such attempts prcna
"jy sia Tbsi National platform should be- proclaimed
sin. IN pan distinct and uu"quiyoca mouer me zen
nenis aud aims Of the Radical pai'y, before ''ii"c' '
tn Presidency be nominated
Delegations waited upon tho Committee from TIE
German and French National Clubs, rendering CO.
operation aud were cordially welcomed
prominent feature Of the Constitution Of this BODY
the fact that each Ward is entitled % one delegate
or each hundred votes cas for the Union cahdiia'o 1T
the last Cube fnatplial clfttlnn'
CrRvty NATIONAL CLUB-A meeting OF
n,eratcs Of the German National Clubs OF the Cities
# Ncw.york and BROOKLYN was held last Thursday
evening nj Raofe's Hotel No % Third avenue FOR tho
.rpose Of Organizing a representative body for united
action. twill be remembered thnt the first German
National Club was organized ia this city In July last
nj Dramatic Hall upon the following platform; l. A
vigorous prosecution II The war ard complete over
throw Of the Rebellion without compromise Of Liberty
> Maintenance Of the Union in It's Territorial nieg
ri,v D. Absolute and complete adjustment Of Slavery
either hy Tic war power Of Goyornmoni where this
nom - may exercised or by Constitutional amendment
vher, the war POWER cannot be exercised. I. Develop
men. Of tic progressive pi. aud doctrines laid down
IN tho Declaration of Independence = tphodiBg and
enforcing Tie Monroe Doctrine. This first National
Club has been ever since busy propagtng those prin
eipos among tic liberal Germans and urging the no
cessity Of having down rev radial common PLATFORM
f,r National Party. before entering ;hc next Pres1
idcutal Campaisn. /, has succeeded in organizing
numerous Ward Clab. IN this city. ard IN calling
Into existence similar Clubs throughout the states o
New. York aad New-Jcrsey. A French National Ciut
las also beer organized u this city with the same plat
form. At tie meeting in Eaoac's Hotel - delegate
were present rsprosertins ID German Ward Cluhs M
this city ono Club u Brooklyn and tie French Nation"
Club Al these clubs comprise l5i0 enrolled members
The meeting proceeded 70 organize by cleeiing p!o'
,i.ional officers for sI weeks rescniug p-Einsnett
organization far s1oh future ,!mo when al tho Wards
viii b. represented By deggatcs. Tie lowing ofc'r
were elected: Frederick KapP President. Dr. HesscL
lot Vco President; victor iaider ,of TIE Trench Ma
iouh Club. 81 YiccI'fc-idcnti g. Prgsslcr OF the
Brooklyn National Club. Recording Secretary DE.
Trel Scia'z Corresponding Secretary SIIt ! k'pPf
Treasurer II vas then resolved tat ell he issded
10 al lberl Germans an Fienel ucn in tbs city and
in the State 70 join tbs movement 70 orFhuir, national
clubs and to act In concert with this central rcprercn
tsiiyo body Of delegates Further that the American
Unconditional Union Central Organization" lie no
tilted Of the existence OF this German organization.
After further discussion Of financial matters the
NEE inc eiIourn.l