New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-19
MECHANICS AND WORKINGMENS CEN
TkAL REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE.

The meeting room of the Young Mems Central Re-
publican Union was densey crowded on Tuesday light
to listen to the eoquence OF Gea JAS W. NYE. ROBERT
b. NoN1GoMERY President of the Association, occu-
pied the Chair. The Rocky Mountain Gee Cub
opened the elng with of their stirring songs,
aiter which series Of resolutions offered, de-
pouncIg the recent decision of ibe slavehodiog ms
ioIity Of Unit. States Supreme Court In the Dted
Scott csse evidence OF tue settled determine ION
of Slavery TO make itsef legal in all OF the
serving of thanks as showing fleemen when,
where and how 10 strike tor Liberty. This ho-
eIiicidal decision was hty reserved 70 astound the
people Immediately after the Inauguration OF wee
Pr, sident who last all openly denounced tue Declss
tCD of Independence mere taniaroDade o. GUT
tefiDg geDe,slities. In conclusion, the Argument OF
Judge Curtis was affirmed to be sound and worthy OF
all commentator. ,
Gen. NYE then rose and discussed the recent dsci'
sion of the msjority Of the Supiene Court. Inst ne
handled tie question without gloves Is hardly necee-
ssry TO observe. The Blu 'haneers believed thsI this
decisiop was the tinsy Of the Anti Slavery agitation
but they would he most wofuly mistaken. iiao t1is
decision been made thirty days before electon Bu
cbsnan would have been driven further mo tue sea
than the devil drove the swine Instead OF paciylns
the people, il would only spur the freemen OF the eouo
try on to agste for the repeal OF the obnoxious dec
sic H. and 10 serk for the reormstiOn OF the supreme
Ccu At present 600 600 Of white men had majority
of the Supreme Court and fourteen millions Of heemen
were in the minority The Judges would have to put
where Heir duties belonged Although the Shareholders
might felictate themselves that Their cuuN inshuton
wss EXTENDED and lsgsized all over the country; were
they TO attempt to bring their chaeis here and buy
and sell them at suction IN streets they would soon
frd that the doctrines "Squstte Sovereignty were
understood too we'll to make 1t safe fer them 70 renew
the attempt the boys would expouhd the Consultation
in manner unsuited TO their tastes and hutfu 70 their
feelings IApplsu,e. The speaker ably exposed the
false doctrines enuncisted BY this decision and DO
clared that could not fan TO insure me OF
Freedom in the eld His remarks elected the warlnest
commepdation from the audience.
After another sopg from the Glee Club Mr.. ROBERT
b MONTGOMERY en- behalf Of the Union, preseut.d al
eee ant silver pitcher and stand TO Mr.. james Farm.n
for his valuable service to the Republican cause 10
Pennsylvania Mr. FAIRnAs, in accepting the gift,
made mocest speech declaring that be had done no
more than bis oury. Mr.. Fairmsn i, ~orkngman,
anc was selected By the Union Of which he Is mem.
ber to reply to e1 Gov Floyd of Virginia, if he had
accepted their challenge, to discuss toe questions at
Issue in tie last campaign.
TIE meeting last night showed that the Republican
spirit in this city arou-ed and another election may
give the sayeboldipg Democracy balance on the
wrong aide Of the ledger