New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-24

Liberty fairly Inscribed their bsn,ers; another had
slavery clearly Inscribed On il banners He need
.Sy little Of the thud attempted to blow hot in the
South and cold in the NORTH Ia VA upon Protest ant
IN IN Lousisps and upon Catholicism in New.Y ork.
He had nothing 10 say sgsinst Millsrd Fillmore; bus
there WAS much 10 say scanst the platform upon which
he s, I'd Mr.. Spencer alluded TO the ou,racss upos
Mr.. Greeley snd Mr. sumner He characterized IN .u
by the stversst tsrrs OF rsprObaon and wSs loudly
sppauded. He copcladed BY declaring ths Ksnsss
we've to be made Save State the whole Territory ef
the United Sts,es would BE- given ovw to Slavery.
But net forever, for the principle OF Liberty was e,er-
nal ard could rot die. Mr.. Spencer loudly eheeted
,hroug bout
Nh Warden said that the dsys OF the Republic were
passed; the Government Ohxsrcsy.
Abcu; 800 eco .lsvedrvers, not content with driving
their regIots wanted 20 drive 20 c0c 900 Of whits
men. He wss not native Of this country himself,
hut he had eight grandchildren who were, and he
wanted to lave Republic to them. When he fn&
come over he told ,ha, be must vote the Deus,-
cratic ticket. lie used To take TBr rRIsrSS and the
Democratic paper; that had been dead long ths, he
had forgotten It's name. After while he begin to
hrd out that the Whigs were the better Democrats.
He was in favor Of Fremont before he was nominafed
the pr,,tiest and best woman in America ran away
with him. Iha, the scr. OF man for him; he
would trust to q womsns Judgment Certainly -
such crime could be imputed to Mr.. Buchanan.
The meeting agreed 10 NEE, on Monday evening, and
adjourned with iousng cheers for Freedom and Ere
mont.
REFvBIIcAS CSSrR,l Committee "A meeting OF
the Republican Central Committee Wa held last
,pipg at their rooms No. s69 Broadway, the Chair
man, Edgar ketchup, in the chair.
Mr. Lumsn Sherwood offered the subjoined resolu.
tions. which were received with loud applause and
unanimously adopted:
Resoirfd, Thai approve OF the nomination OF
Join {. Fremont tor President, and w Ilsm /. Day
ton for Wee President ofthe United States and pledge
them onr moe, eordis and earnest support.
Rssoired, That We approve of the platform OF prn-
cipl,s adopted 81 the Republican Convention held n
TIE City of Phsdelphia, on the t7h, sb, and 18th
ist that recognize 10 that plstform the principles
on which our Government founded, and upon
which it must and shall be perpetuated.
After some further business OF public importance.
the Committee adjourned
TX President FILLMORy's RscEPTIoS-Largo
numbers of gentlemen called upon Mr. Fillmore.
at his rooms at the 81. Nicholas Hotel, ysrtes.
day. and welcomed him home. Commodore Perry,
zens, were among the vistov. The Mayor and Com
m,tess Of the Board Of Aldermen and Counclmen slse
waited upon him.
The parors and ante-rooms OF the hotel were
crow dcd durng the day with visitors from all parts Of
the country DESTROYS Of paying their respects to tho
eyPresid,nt. Mr.. Fillmore, have private buSness 10
attend to down town. le the hotel and did not return
till late in the afternoon. Ia the evening he received
calls from many of ais friends.
To-day there viii be procession TO escort him to
the City Hall, where he will be received by Mayor
Wood and the Common Council 81 o'clock and con-
Quoted 70 the Governors Room. Here he will remain
until clock to receive the congratulations OF citi
zeps after which lie will be conducted 10 his quarters.
The line will be- formed in open order at II o'clock
on Broadway the right resin Spring street Mr..
FHmores barouche and atts ndng carriage will fle
between the rarks the procession closing after them,
and march up Broadway to Union square, round tho
square. down the Fourth avenue, Bowery Chatham
street and Park row to the east gate u the Park,
through the Park 10 the Hall
| Mr. Fillmore lis anxious TO leave town % Wcdnes-
day morning but he will probably be detained I'LL thu
| next day.
| CoNNIssIOSERs or PUBLIC HEALTH .-The Board "
Health Commissioners met at the City Hall yesterday
Present Isaac O. Barker President Of the Board OF
| Aldermen; Richard II. Thompson, Health Odcer;
George W. Morton, City Inspector William Rock
well Resident Ply stefan, and Jedediab Miller, Health
Commissioner. The business before the Com nission
the examination Of Captains of vessels a. to their
having Sickness on board also 10 the health of tbs
ports hom whence they sailed. Tho meeting was
private.
VITT TO Col. FKtsosr.Ou Friday last, the dele
gates from this State made formal call by appoint
ment upon Col. Fremont, at his present residences,
Nj tn street. in the City Of New York, accompanied
by several delegates from New Hampshire and Rhode
Island Gu. fromont gave to his friends graceful
and hearty reception. and then addressed by Mr..
Eliot Of New Bedford, IN sus-. ance "A follows;
Col. FRssoST: The delegation 49, Common
wealth OF Massachusetts to the Convention when 10.
recently closed its aborr, gratefully, at Phl.dol-
phis sought this Introduction, and their hoa
ortd .ervan, I am charged b. speak for them. Re-
tuui,o from ne cit Where Revolutionary