New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-05
PUBLIC NEEZTNGS
YOUNG MEMS REPUBLICAN CENTRAL


Cpios, which did such .fhisst service dursg 80
csmpsign of 1856 held their frs. meeting ibis Fall ~
the S.u,Sessn. Institute Friday evening The Pres
dent. BrxJAsiS +. Mss;ERRE. n the eas.y. Tie
name Of the organization ho~sver, -, been tAAsSsd
to the Young Mems Republicsn Cee.rl ua.on.
There was good s,tepdsnce OF members and e.dssns-
At 8 o'clock the PRESIDENT called he ueeting to
order, and made q brief opening speech. lie rsssd
that the nominations of the S.ate Convention con-
u.pded themselves to the consideration o! the PeeP~
and be had no doubt that there would BE- larger ve;e
rolled for them in this city than was given oy toe Is
yore of this State in the Presidential election Az
plaussl. He regretted that Gen. Nye had been sud
denly called to Buffalo and wsuld not b sbie &"
address the meeting as was an'cpsteo, and - Cbsnh
cey Shaffer had not arrived. he would is:rciot.
Henry S. smith esq, who would occupy Gs tosN
Mr.. Sslrn wa. received With applause. He stsse1
that though be did not like to address as ssssmey"
place of Gen Nye yet when the csuse Of ffceds.i
wac in issue be could not refuse to set and psseeohy
rs the election this Fan vould certainly have q nsn
epce upon the contest Of 1861 Their party bee arse"
like young giant and had smo.e the so' d.sss Deso
rscy old o. Il vas in the face IN all peYts Of The ces
Try where Free Labor prevailed anu where Cs-nsso
Schools shed the hight OF educaton upon ~. Tns
Republicans bsd accomplished Bunker Hin v.cts,y,
and few more such would firmly establish II the
coui try the principle Of Freedom lAppeussl. TIE
An ercsn party had up rapidly osly 70 - q0ehY
fall and was the wreck OF what was 10 speeoeo-
|
ss matter of policy it would ee wel 10 mske ssne
concessions TO the Americans, yet he nov eshsvea
that they sboud make no compromises with them, sa
go before the people on tbeiI own merks; fsf sae
Americans were Of the enemy App'ausel: Lne uo.s.
he should support. To what man could tnsy pesas
with greater pride than our own Wm. Curtis Neyee-
brig star in the legal Ornament, and who: whes
the issue of Freedom and Slavery came before Ne
people had made his election. and raised Tor
Freedom JCheerpl. A favore cry Of the Democratic
party bad been that the Republican party was :he rebo
ofold wtggsry and was bnt tool 10 the hssds o. cor
rupt leaders But what did the ticket jus. Soustnsed
| showf -Four men Of the old Democratic party vhs
refused to go with their old associates When tnsy
| bowed before the modern Bsal Of Slavery fne Ne
publican psrty only trod in the footsteps Of Tbomss
Jefferson, Of Henry Clay and others Of ~ parties
who had uttered the sentiments Of free-soa. Bat
spother subject which the speaker desired 70 aiude
to the necessity Of organizing ag sin. The schemes
of Fernando Wood who ioud-mouthed N h,s pre-
fe sions Of adherence to law and at the same time ne
| organized q rebellion 10 strike down oil Aw N ear
uidst-for he il was who vas the CHIEF OF The Dssa
Rabbits" They could succeed in Ne~-fo'h tnsy
would.
The Secretary then read the following resolas'eSs:
ROrs That the opinion Of the majority :f u. J.sss q
,n s eUS,t fp, % Of Pc PsSs BssSsn.n
cersym.n affairs Ksp.' Doth hes have rssssse
the $ Of the s S.,.s
RsOrsd Thst viii consent that ssvsry shsl ss
's ssss s':ts ss's % SSsa
sd That the pon.s. :, s ana y. ssS
to tie united and enersetic support eli Rspub,sns
& eSSS s afHPs s "a. "s ass
Judicial su.acrs. Of the State Of NsvYosi ana ho4
s. 'ss Of s s%:
mcnwesh hold the city to be subOfdus,s e and
when BY f.ud Illegal elections corup. p.sctisss by
otssI causes the power asess:d to ysrGn: .sS
to further and aid immoral and unjust pre,es; .. ws scse
sn @ ssy 81 ss -
the privileges granted msy be deemed ees fo' se ps
Ra.S TIE. In view Of the .bu.e. and csnupsie.s s....ns
c the s.s g So s,sy p. IN
their indsgsndent seton psricus,ly 10 sns S [
int. int rg. opsor sss Is. and ss
opposition offered to By horde: Of sSas ,s
too plainly the wisdom and necessity q the easses
1. -s point Int Meth PIX: +
the present io.es though =, ys. ,s not complete 10
s.. .ss srsr ssf Ss case anesf eriS The old force
.a nsmSS % of the s.ts csn. comissss he
Ing y We Ie.s Just reoosIs or Of %. ssi .s, ~.
selves on having 20 worthy sp..sa. s..ss1s.'
thanks the York delegation to Syracuse for sSs inter-
The next speaker was Mr.. w. w. NoRrHRor, who
alluded to the differ mt candidates nominated oy os
State Convention. He stated their political antseed-
enis, and commended them a. men Of stsrisg 20.
csl integrity and Of known ability. % the soe)eet
of the nomination for Judse of Court Of ApRses b
differed with some Republicans who favored bs serr
decided In favor Of the oopstitutionshy OF the Metro
poitan Police BILL bin which the Rsp1blicsns favored,
they sbould support bim But why shoud tis Dc %
| That bill was passed on the assumption thstn xS
constitutions and in declaring that was 10 - hsd
only done what the belief Of the majority o. tne
people. What guarantee had they that Judge Desic
would be Republican juege in other issuss bet
Timothy Jenkins IN every way The peer Of Jaese
DEMO, and was aro Republican He wshs9, hes,
that Republicans should look TO il that Tn,sshy Jsa-
kps bad the vote. Of the party AZ TO the policy . ne
city he believed that where the Republicans we're
only part Of the vast body OF the opposition which
could overcome the united body Of the Deuoeraey~ ~
this city cemen@d o. they were by coruptsos, ws
could meet on fair basis and unite with the ABeycss
party hGu DO and ID q: q q
Brief speeches were then made by MOSTLY LIos
and Mr.. BUTCHER, after which JAMES FAiRnLs wss
introduced. He said that the Republican pssty -
lost nationally, and We now had TO rely upon Hsi BIZ
election and the assertion of STATE Rights. We were
now to vjndcate our rights against Tho estrcsch-
ment Of the .sveholders for the Dred Seott dscson
had asserted that States could create Slavery, sos
cosld pot sbsish il. Tho Constitution wss sseenee
by Washington to be Free Consultation; 80 ~ Inst
ssse,ion was besd by that decision which s5oes by
ing strict constructon every prp0ple q Free
dom oct Of that instrument and we stood sne osy DE-
fore the world the only Chrstisn country vhSee dere
assert that Slavery existed Q matter Of hgAt. NJ
Farnsn alluded 70 tho nconsiteseiss Of the Denoc-
racy, whose devotion to free principles dnnnuhed p
the ratio of their approach toward home and the nS
| nitude of the object; and he instsnoed ne CsPsI
Of Gen. Cssas resolutions against Anstns NJ ness.-
| women, in ls48, and the ignominy Of the weeeeS
| sipg In cur own land-the rescue OF hossss, s
| neglect of Americans In kansas-hs mlees7SS
with Denmark for interfering in the nceooI NsL
| ga.ou, and allowing the Missouri kivei 70 - -
| aded With these facts staripg lin IN N 80, -
| ,sid he would never talk about gusisnssess ~
.stiousl rights Of the South until the NsHo - A''
'eagrsd hs ,ns.Ss s SSn VIZ sS. .rsmensys ..a se
.,d I;sten,d 10 with profosnd attention. y ~