New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-16
FREHONT CENTRAL UNION.

Stu,vessnt Institute WAS crowded 70 overnowing
last ev.birx-the occasion b.iog the Ant mseti.S
given under the suspces Of the FreDcat Csnt,si
Union. At 9 ocitck Mr. hASIrxRE, the Prssideas
The Uni. called the meeting 10 order. kn doisg
,ts, be ,sd be ~.sd ipfovn the audience Mat ,hs
A,eccihtl. bad b,.n fcruse purely upon principle.
Tley bad ssd 70 gsin txcs ps TIE e'ectioc Of our
ca, 6idsts Fremont snd Ds,tn lApp'susel. They
believed st the pbladeiptis Platform wss s,uAd ia
.vey b.srk ato they we,t for fyss dOm In koosss
They sdv'cs'td that liberty Which would give man
u. sbss ntsoom cf speech in Eke,bis - in this
isi They walled . ti,snom that wouId give nan
ric" State o. South Caro- ma, o. well A. upoe ths
het.i ,Ict # the ROCKY NJ. unit sinr. They D. rvsd
ih. fat tso gone forth tint John Fseuoot was to
he ,be d, presd. IT oftbs Uui'ed States loud ae-
psu,. They wirh. stOw the Suth tSst 10 elect is
lrnoit spo Dayton they old the be tbisg that could
h. cone f. them. TIE tine bad been when tAs South
coulo tsmptr With our k+psesntstives and cary
ther tLcs ty fsud and tbr'as; but that time he'd
pss.c. Trey sefc -uch men ~ Samnsr ard
Wilson leearn'ng applsur- aId cheers for Wikoa
spo sunL.; and fr.n oil parts Of the laLd come tie
tbouts oftbe gsf Ell, mlI'ops Who VIII rescue this
Go,snueh hom tie hands OF the slave power
lGbeeisl.
After cong h.d been tupg, the President intro.
Guetd GEoRGE W. CURTIS, vhO wss received with
loud ctetis. He said that ,hs hope Of the county
a, i,b The yvspg ntn. AL tie auspices of youth
eunour ed ~. rsSss which they weie Engaged. Il
was the cau.e "f Libery which hsd called them TO-
getbsr, sno Lib-fty woe sIsoy. herl lChceis). The
s. nth il nskLg bs tint eiiack against our Northern
nes bad se' c.a the pons 81 ono !ooSsss. man tns
s. pete-s LObk, ohIvslrO.s ron Of toe Nstor
wLor. cLivsly ws~ that If ,mpoep sIc Syopey, and
not lie chi, siy p icb war sy"oozed by the quite
p.rcis csb-. Aboibsr su pice of youth winch sur
rupdto cur cepse wSs ths' "af st1"o"ru. "ce. 80
youI nsn Who, stl young lad achieved great deedA
Ties. .irupns'sL,e~ combined with the csuAe
e.poused, had arouse d al sLtburin~m Without pss-
siel lCb.en1. Ipt sps sker ed'e,teo " the incoa-
e - .l,.v II tt.of may
pa,,ipg the labo,ii IL. Il the North ssum'os To- Be
the eUaidisbs ,f Ne iDfrrsrs, wric at tho ssme umc
It had entwu I'd i,self aiVooo the only .pnvlsEco
clnstes Which bad existed IN this country. ths
qut stiol Which pres< nst0 TO the cVunuy, ~
whether the cure Uf Slavery ,hOula be extended over
any q oie terri'Uy-Sav avery, the segsgation OF Oil
Crnws. was the question O{ tho interests ct ire
lubo,-fOr wbtiev'r save lsbsr existed deers"so
tie labor o. the tnsr. The psue econon-
cal issue Trey tt Lctd ut tts region sbOald nO<
he gv.n ~ to al hi4iest whish in,micsl t0 the
in e. ste vi Tree labor. The speaker then bse6y I'd.
v.it.d 70 the sDcroscbm VI the slave pows, DIVA
10 TIE Douglas nbs bill for the Admission Of kxo-
eas which bs oies ctd IL ~ able manner and saowo9
il IN all iis nO,al d.fOmfies. Ia conclusion, the
sutahtr sdvsrtd to the character Of u Different
capt idstes ana Indicated the choice Of ffsemea we
6tsne tIpetuste our institutions - Joan =. Ere
mont. -
Another song was tung, sfter which Nj. OAxLKr
mentd up.b several Of the enactments Of the Kansas
lie, iss,uie. His remarks sere msde With earnest
ness 81 eloquepce, ana were louoly cbesrso; y
Speeches we've spb, equertiy made by Judge hcn.
pHRxY If Oh,o ard HORACE GREYLxy. after which
the meeting aojouiD d.
ANOTHER MEETING.
The numbers beng too great for the spsoe IN stay
y.tapt Institute, MT etpg orgsh'.ed in the rooms
Of the Youps NJ n's Fremont Ceptsal Urion, the Vics
President, JosEPH WALES, presiding.
Spe,cb,s ele uao. b, JOIN T. Green, Mr.: Msc'u:
h.I' N. Va, Dtus.t J. bn G. Underwood u Va. and
Horace Greeley, after xbich to meetny sdjouned.