New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-25
3pecini Meeting OF the Union Central
Ccrnniittce-Presideus Lincoln RECON-
r1cndci fer Denomination.

On Saturday evening special meeting Of the
Union Central Committee Of the City and County Of
New-York was held at the Union Headquarters, corner
Of Broadway and Twonty.third street. WiLtIAa y.
DARLING President, in the chair. There large
attendance all the wards being fairly represented.
Among the number present we're Postmaster y akemsn.
James Kelly Owen w. Brennan. Andrew Bls.kt.cy,
Charles 5. Spencer, and Amor j. Williamson.
The following resolutions. offered by Mr.. SPENCER,
were unanimously adopted:
U1rcGs The has when tho approaching Presi.
Dental election should receive the attention Of te country
and
Ieyeas Spontaneous movements Of the people have al.
ready indicated the popular choice; aud
,;a bsya sv,sen in such remote States
New Hsmphire and California, Indiana and Peunsyys
nia, and await only formal eIpfesson IN Ae"ios'
Reached That deiegstss to the Regular Union Central
Committee OF the metropolis 81 the country se'y chosen TO
this representative organization by the Loyal eecto. VI our
respective districts, do bat give uteance to the will Of
ccrs'iuent when We ear that the cause OF AmeeA
uAos OF cons gti0nn liberty demands the reelection
R,.or@1 Tbat hs popusr curren. which carried Andrew
Jackson second not ut the relative pc
rod rc'iste's an that which now su,tas and pears
onward eminent President and history VII have "ssd
in vain ii political Leaders shall fad ia sgbis.ion 70 tho mail
Reorsd Thai The unbounded popularity of Abraham Lin
coin both with the loys citizens aud The brave soldiers OF IRE
Repnbc ottoss the public recognition Of his unquefoned
hoess, his unsehb patron, aud his trans;endnt sagle
v.
thers were eatei thoughtful when othors pecptaie
ard pre Onward when others have halted he has lahore
Tor tie nations Efe until h courymen have hailed him Is
bcneffctoT. -,
sorcI That the reelection Of Abraham Lincoln and the
extension % his constitutions sway over tho reyotsd states
Distinguishing the hope Of traitors al home and Of Vrant
broad viii forever demonstrate tho stsbiy OF The Aeiis
Government, aud the justice 81 ia. american people
Rrd That the National Committee be rec l.sted 20 take
early acticn in calling National Convention f0I TIE honht
ion If candidate for President and Vice Prrsideni.
Some discussion ensued uQon ho subject Of the va
rious political Union organizations which bad Lately
been started about the city-nere heads without any
bodes-and a resolution offered 20 caution the pub
lie against being msled b. the but the question wa
dropped after speeches by Messrs. Wakeman Spencer
and Darling, It being considered impoIitic 10 notice
them.
The following Committee Of twenty-five one from
each ward was appointed TO make arrangements for
grand meeting the I'D Of February prorno OF cti
zens favorable ~ tbe denomination Of President Lin
coln
Fin, Word Henry Smith; Second j. q. Able Third J.
NJ Costa, Fourth, Il. q. Leak; Fnh, Joseph r. Taylor
sixth. Oven ". Brennan; Seventh, w. II. Mc knnt y
sh,h Andrew Blaseley Ninth, John keyseri re.tb,
Niler Eleventh, S.sDiAn Jobnsoni Twelfth o. Watson
Thirteenth n. a. 4. Smith; Sourteanh, ,. Y. logg-by
Fit..utL Erastgs C. Eenedct; Sifseuth thU spencer
-yrnteruh John Labor Eighteenth, james nelly Nine
teeuta A. j. " ianson Twentieth, w. Il. stswefi Tween
ty.dr.i, James Owens, Twenty second Ira A. Allen