New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-27
VOLUME XIV.
POEitic0x.

Young Mems Democratic Association met last evening at
O'clock President Fred Ogden In The Chair lie explained
the object Of the meeting and urged unity 'i acoh anu mar
mony of feeling and deprecated any ana Oil at
tempts to divide the National Democratic Party
Major j. E. read the following resolutions, which
unanimously adopted by the Association
WHEREAS We believe the Nationui Democratic Party to
he e only truIy conservative political organization
n restnu upon the broades principles of civil liberty
iectng in generous spirit of mutual concession and
promise clements of discordembracins in its ranks both
North and South those who truly love the government 1t
was known Washington to Jefferson to Madison and to
Monroe who rally around the Constitution of
forefaters and in the face of every difficulty and every dan
GER still bear alo in proud defiance the glorious banner
Constitutional Notwithstanding hand in hand the
of fearless President Andrew John
and looking but single endthe restoration of
Union and the prosperity Of the whole country.
Whereas We are convinced that the National Democratic
Party the only political association which has the strength
to sustain the President in the difficult patriotic
he is pursuing and that it alone defeat the malignant
Vaccinations of the Radicals and of midst
Whereas We fully satisfied that the restoration of the
Southern States to their proper position in the Union pd the
happiness and prosperity of people, of all classes and
fessions must depend upon the of the Democratic
Party in the great national struggle which is approaching
and,
Whereas We firmly believe that every political movement
whatever its object be- which tends weaken the ranks
OF the party must necessarily give aid aud strength
to those who the enemies of good ORDER and whose
is to pull down the pillars of Government and involve
| us in common ruin therefore be it
Resolved l. That soemny pledge ourselves to stand by
the National Democracy the palladium of future hopes
bringing into subsection every feeling of private interest
personal dislike, and having eye single to the prosperity
| and happiness Of country
Resolved That with regret disposition to build
in this city opposition to the Democratic party which
only tend destroy that concord and unity which should
exist this critical To such have, from
another abandoned their places in ranks
spirit of anness and friendship, back every prin
cpe honor every principle of right and justice cas yot
back your country this dark hour of trial. demands
| support.
The following additional resolution was adopted:
Resolved the Young Mems National Democratic Asso
citation view with just indignation the detection of members
party having submitted their the Natona
Democratic Convention for nomination and having met witt
defeat spite their pledges and those of their friends
have accepted nominations in opposition the regular
the party and that the Young Mems National Demo
cratic Association pledge their support to the ticket noi
| mated by the regular Convention o. the party.
| The meeting then adjourned.
FRED. N. OGDEN, President.
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