The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-19

adopted. The delegates from the various wards were
quite enthusiastic at the prospect OF vigorous war do
mocra,ic campaign. DR.. VIM. schrmer presided, and
hessrs Magnus Gross and Joseph Hartung acted
retaries:--
Resolved That we disapprove OF the action and
denim the character OF the late Democratic State Couven
ton a. Albany, the former beng mpoitc aud ruInous
70 the democratic party; the latter incompatible with
realty 70 the Union aud Us constituted government
Resolved, That II was either insincore or cowardy to
remain silent the issue OF the country
rasotc and ~ na sue ,nas %ss ar
vices NJ our brave men In the hed that outrageous
ana agusns :" see peace ssaSgners appaaed and
u was In keeping with all that to have unconditional
peace men and avowed dsunionsts admitted to the State
Convention and selected as delegates to the National
Democratic Convention, and that the fact OF the admit
lance Of sprnkIing Of earnest Union democrats to tho
Chicago delegation could neither improve the character
OF the state Convention lessen the response
bty cast the democratic party at large by such
cedure In the first State OF the Union.
Resolved. That we approve Of the withdrawal OF the
Tammany DELEGATION. 10 which our organization was
represented from that venton.
Resolved, That cordially endorse the address since
issued by the Tammany Hail democracy, and that VIC
shall assist that Organization with heart ard hand In
stsatghsSorward, undisgused Union democratic move
ment the successful accom-.
pshmenS OF which the fate OF the party
soa'sy and IN great measure that OF the country de-
Resolved THAI ws indignantly repslth charge OF boing
contrary endsavong 20 apply the only remaining
remedy for reconstruction OF PARTY long since dis
Co. :. far back ' =. and Who ar. s his
acs under the pharsacal garb Of anointed disciples OF
Resolved That we feel proupd that the time hes come
at last when the Union and platform adopted
by the German Democratic Union Party in February,
become the general creed and guide Of tho de-
mocratic party to maintain It's national cha
racter and 70 avoid tho fate and fame Of tho "blue
Resolved. That Il seems impossible 70 reconcile the
we'll known teachings ana proessed policy OF the adyo-
true friend o the Union and that therefore no good can
forced cooperation Of Union democrats and
peace democr.ts.a truth once more made obvious by
Resolved, That 10 proposterous TO idont the Union
democracy with the radical abolition party, while
the first endeavors to strike down the rebellion for the
OF the maintenance Of tho constitution. the Union,
the and the nation AMI the second labors to
set aside the constitution 70 revoutonze the govern
ment build up Union and nation the ruins
OF third OF the Common OF tho United States
strstiou have given such evidence Of their
deficiency in capabty honesty and devotion 10 tho con-
stituton have subverted the established policy OF the
government mscarred the Of tho Union and sIuan
dered the OF the country to such alarming
extent, that the safety Of the republic mperativey de-
mands a change Of politics ami rulers.
Resolved That In our estimation the course OF events
during the last three years. aud the necessities OF the
hour clearly point the propriety Of pacing AZ
the head the nation OF those gallant and patriotic
men who have proved equal TO the emergency, both in
wisdom as statesmen, and that among these popular
and deserving heroes George b. Mcclellan Ulysses
Grant stand o seGg E ss sonns an oa
statesmanlike views their exalted love or country aud
their private virtues.
who want the rebellion crushed aud peace and nation
unity restored by unconditional surrender Grant or
BY Mcclellan who holds "tbat the constitution and the
Union must be preserved whatever may be the cost In
tme treasure and blood either 70 join US or TO speak
and sct as we do.
Unconditional Union Central Commit-
tee.
This committee held . regular semi msnthly meeting
at their headquarters, corner OF Broadway and 1hr.
teeuth street. last evening, Mr.. wm Mi,ken In the
was the resentment Of resolution, which had heen
laid on the table at their last meeting, which deprecated
all legislation that tended to confer greater power upoI
| the Mayor than he now possesses.
Mr.. THOMPSON hoped that the resolution would b
adopted. only last week that strenuous attempts
were made at Albany By unprinciped politicians "a
divide the spoils Every should do his utmost to
prevent the passage Of such bii was not proper
svmpathixs with valsndigh,n Fernando Wood
and such men, should be invested with any fur.
e%pd p1"' r. 'n cnher was man q doubtful loyalty
Mr. MiIKYN fhavng vacated the chair) wished to say
words on the cS ne sps y tine psor ss
psrayzed Disloya sentiments such as would cause the
who uttered ihem TO be nc,rceracd Immediately 10
the street and In the public places II this CITY,
Why IL was only yesterday tst. Patrck's nay) that
carriage. wrapped 10 the Stars and Stripes with
flag waving over II, having the inscription, "Green
above the red" was drawn through broadway and the
other principal horoughares and received with cheers
all along tho route. Was not this signicanp And In the
evening the who rode In t. with others who followed
IL, made dsoya speeches At their dinner held in the
neighborhood q this hail. Those needed bus the
cry Of arms to riot Such persons should DO
marked. The rebels OF this city have entire
control OF the Metropolitan police. and may use II TO
their advantage Had Guutber been Mayor July last the
peace party rather the rioters would have controlled
the city, conclusion submitted following pream
BILE and resolution substitute for the which they
had taken from the table as he thought moro compre
hensive aud 70 tho point than the other
Whereas the present Mayor OF the city Of New York Is
In full communion with the opponents OF the government
and the sympathizers with the rebelion therefore.
Resolved That OF the power OF tho Mayor,
while the oce is filed by The present incumbent, would
be unsafe and urge upon the loyal members OF the
legislature by all honorable means to defeat every mea-
sure having that object 10 vicw.
The above preamble and resolution were adopted
c7a.
Mr.. KRBr moved that the Committee on Organization
be authorized TO confer with the Peoples Union, with
view TO Consolidation. Carried.
The meeting, which quito well attended, then ad-
lau Al