The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-22
THE BALL IN NOTION,

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The Fillmore National Club Turned Over 70
Fremont and Dayton-StiR Anti-Slavcry
FeesOlutl0ns-KansasM Must be Free-Mr. Van
Riper's Address--An Unusual Meeting for
Unusual Emergcncy-Prospect OF n General
Fusion OF the North Americans and Esepub-
Leans.
meeting of the Fillmore American National Club
called for last evening" at National Hail. In Canal street
At the hour announced for the meeting the President
Ar. Benjamin Van Rpcr called the meeting order In
Going so he made the following Introductory remarks
Genllcmen-As President of the American National
Club have called you together tonight have called
you at the usual time Of meeting but have called YOU
upon business Of the most vital character and import
ancec AT meeting held on tho sth OF March last You
elected me to preside this club during the cnsusg
campaign AT that time You saW lit to refer to mo, by
most faering resolutions, tho concluding Of which
uttered language to the effect that should lead you
would follow have desire to dictate the course to be
pursued by this club that matter must agree upon
aect my convenng you in other words desire you
TO decide what party you will side with matters
eand in the present political crisis. For my part have
decided to go over to the republican party (Appaasel
have decided to go over upon tho question solely OF
nounoe great American party but take sides
great national issues. bid adeu you shall do
course have Resolved upon shall hold You to me with
hooks Of steel, and will fight together vaanty and
principles cloud and continued chcers) The Secretary
will read some resolutions If they meet the approval OF
lfa majority decide against them then be this the will Of
che majority.
The Secretary hereupon read the following resolu-
TONS
dtion of the country, in which It is Incumbent upon
citizen f the rspg t. gse M % to his
me ns @ %s 1 ew ss sna ss" s
expressing M sentiments the political issues that
hise Kesoved rhs, % the the city
recognize in The @ OF he Sosn ont upon
which Henry and his e9mpa,ro enacted to remain In
for s 9GS h upon
sn Of S s ss
American settlers in the Territory Of Kansas to facilitate the
peCpe-an attempt on the part
tain 81 are "
y ssss IS ss %o viii %
@ ss eap or @ es Of sse
ts oces to be filled at the election candidates
s wa our in
nomination the names Of Fillmore and C Conven en-
Of promise in The poica sky-n the south
prnsipes by Which guided
Of "a
Resolved That freedom ton a. phi
adS 1s's
nomnson Ida who abide s by It's anayns
convention @ % for which and viii
sssa% s'a' ana
intention present organization that the club be here
after the American Republican National Cab
The reading Of the resolutions was interrupted with
frequent applause. The motion to adopt the resolutions
was put and carried with but one dissenting voice
Mr.. vAy RIrEE read the following address,:
TO THE MEMBERS OF THE AMERICAN PARTY.
AS of justice to my assoclate members of the Ma
regards myself conceive my duty openly
before The community and define my position in the coming
sS@asn ne nominees neft riasph convenon
aganshe extension Of slavery In the american conven
SH hat Ses an
d sc saSa as Sa @ and II @
yS n asans Msre the so n, Of .s e
s silsscd The 'qusa s slavery
ton many hours when the ruth convinced she the
true That she WAS n ri Of hs P" party M
therefore back altered mn nun upon he S subject
that hs question II ss MSs 1 be s an hfp ssss@ a
Sore this NOE
ss hs love aad he by
Msss the Hr Of this
opposed It's eNension in favor Of il consers
when sGs1d plea ' hs
sysa nsa m must tasar ts poon Slavery has
divided the demoersL, ,he whis AMI American parties
~ narod BY n ,,l.-ssoa 70 parsy wx,
rcsaes 1,n e,er DC afs,. united WIN n25te rsoi: sx
s1s!s asS, sy ASIDE g ssIas. a., sy 4, VA
ss g :m s iss s ~
win return which l.
that have done duty citizen and bver u
Club campagn-whom have tried
and found wanngmy companions in social aud poll
teal fe In accordance with resolution passed at meet
held Saturday evening, March after had been
paign the following resolution passedResolvcd That
In the coming election wherever :" he leads we are
follow and also by vote club therefore,
proclaim that hereafter the Club will be known the Ame
York. all calls will be in accordance with the above title
and TO those friends who perchance will not be with us In this
election them farewell with deep regrethun
dreds proclaimed that they viii be within
principles the American less but love the union of
these all those who have already reported
themselves and who against the extension of slavery
requested with meeting OF which
creeds eedom-n sustaining the South
in her slave lmbut determined that slavery shall
not be extended.
In the reading Of the address there frequent ap
pause. Upon its termination three cheers proposed
and given with the greatest enthusiasm for the Ameri
can Republican National Club.n
On motion, the meeting adjourned to next Tuesday
evening" at the place. to make arrangements ~ join
with the republicans in their grand ratification meeting
TO be held Wednesday evening. Repeated and enthu
siasc cheers for Fremont and Dayton given before
dispensing.
Reception Of NIillari Fillmore by the COM
mon Council.
The OF the Board Of Aldermen and Council
having charge Of the reception Of Mard Fillmore,
held final meeting yesterday afternoon at the City Hail.
TO perfect arrangements for the reception of Mr. Fillmore