New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-07-10
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-, "a witnessing tle proceedings az the knO u irrecon
cilables that Van Allen had gathered ~ me lhso'o
The spectators. by actaal count ainouneu % o"' w.
GLIDING over a dozen reporters.
Mr. Van Alien suggested that the report was IN oruer
foB inc Committee appointed yesterday TO enroll the
psroes u the supporters 81 he movement hut MI Duh
can was not vii ing 70 exhibit HE meager list and asked
for further tine. 90 which Van Allen aoeeoed CHAIRMAN
FLANDERS saying that would be taken for granted tha
the Committee should have al the time they wanted
Mr. Munnen Of Kentucky moved for eollnls'ee Vi
seven u prepare an address 70 the Democracy MI Van
Allan said this was an right but the Committee must
not do any more than prepare the address MI heyser
Of Indiana began rambling speech, but was soon cn0keo
Of by Van Allen, who insisted that the Convention
should proceed TO business man with dirty shirt
and no collar. evidently much under the influence "a
uquor got the oor and said Some gentlemen ID 'Ne
crowd Is not Democrats" Munnen moved ina
serreautat-arrns be appointed TO exclude al
but no action taken On the mouon' Do
Poneroy odered resolutions - itlng iorln 'na' IL %
The intention OF the meeting produce division IN inc
ranks OF the Democratic party, OF 10 aoop' ~
ov and pedriug its support 10 the nominees OF Lie
baltimore Convention II they should be Democrats oA
Democratic platform but reservng the night, the Coh
venon should disband the party or abandon It's pin
eiples 10 call upon al Democrats 70 cooperate IL
future movement 10 maintain their principles ano re
organize the Jefersonian Democracy Of the United
states.
Five men voted for Pomeroy's resolutions. and the
Chairman declared them TO be unanimously adopted.
The man IN the dirty shirt greatly troubled az the
presence Of spectators who were not Democrats he
ot the floor and shouted There is people in tins mousse
what is for Horace Greeley" Van Allen made 10Y NM
and expostulated with him until he was Induced 10 SIT
down.
The Chairman announced the following Committee 10
rrenare an address: n y Munnel OF KY, J. Z. Bay
ard Of n j. NJ N. POmeroy Of n Y, l. DAVIS OF IVES.
virginia Geo D. Parker Of Virginia, joseph euAe u
Illinois Wm. Kaiser OF Kentucky. ACominllIee Oh q
rnancut Organization was moved by Van Aueh' WHO
baRaed I'D the following list Of names which the Chairman
announced Messrs. Hopkins. n y. Garrgas' Ay ~ &C.
pey. Penn Stokes. 6 C.; Reed, Va Bates, PENN hey
ser Ind Great Efforts we're made by Van Allen 70 op
tain names for these two committees, which were not ID
The committee appointed yesterday that the oNeleH'
might appear 10 have greater number OF adherenls'
de was only partially successful however anu Nau 70
duplicate several Of tie names Of the members u 'n4'
committee. .A
There were loud calls for Pomeroy he made speech
deBounng the recreaDt brothers az the opera HOUSE
who intended 20 eel out the Democratic party nc ue
osred that he would Dot make choice between evils
OF indorse that which was wrong and expressed COLI
depce that the men Of principle OF the Democratic parry
orld refuse 10 be sold and delivered 10 their enemies
Greeley never could De President; he SAID the country
was looking az this meeting OF true Democrats he rep
resented 10000 Democratic readers OF his paper ne
would lot bow The knee to Baal When Pomeroy finished
al intoxicated man proposed three cheers but only three
men ioined him IN the hurrah. An old man with bushy
gray hair and beard and singularly Wild expression OF
couuteuauce climbed upon the stage, and said he was
2utchcr and had cone al the way from Montgomery
COUNTY Penn al Lis own expense, u express 90 DINO
crsticaI principles 70 his Dmocratlcal Trends lie
wanted a % Dimoc1atca" candidate to vote for and
would not pick up the tail Of the Republican party Van
Allen protested against his speaking but the man II the
dirty sbrt ENCOURAGED him 70 continue by cries OF Go
On pap; 20 o. old mani" TIE Chairman ruled that be
was out OF order and be was hustled Of the stage and
motion to adjourn until y o'clock tomorrow made oy
san Allen declared carried
Fhe ouuion is generally expressed by the people OF
baltimore that this ridiculous Bourbon movement has
been set up By the friends Of the Administration, and
that the money to pay for the Hall and 70 pay tie ez-
uenses Of the Bourbons comes from Washington This,
however is probably incorrect conclusion The coun-
Teuances and talk Of the men engaged IL the aIA SHOW
them % be enthusiastic hair0rl1ed persons, who are
strongly convinced that they are performing great
patriotic duty and believe that the eyes OF the Demoo-
racy are upon them, and that they are organizing
great national movement They are obviously men Of
couparatively small intelligence, and with two or three
exceptions none Of them have any weight OF character
OF possess even the smallest local influence IL politics
The few men who manage the affair no doubt actu-
Ied by an itching for notorety. The intention Of the
leaders is 10 hold short meeting tomorrow, and 10
adopt the address 20 the Democracy, which they are
preparing and then 70 adjourn until after the Demo
cratic Convention has made its nominations Then they
propose TO put up ticket OF their own. They 90 not
indicate who their candidates viii be- but II is rumored
hat the ticket viii be "Brck" POmeroy for President
md Van Allen for yice-President.