New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-26
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REPUBLICAN, CESTRAL COHMrrKB.


REPUBLICAN CESTRAL COHnrrEs'
Tia Repabncaa Central C4moittee bod sPscs'
aesiss hast evening at the Ssayvessot lntFssss ps'
sssst 10 o. jomsmslt. The hall vas crosded. JoHs
A KinrDr Chairman OF the Committee, presided
The report of the Special Committee on Resolutions IN
regard 70 the decision Of tse Sapreme Court II tas
Dreo Scott case wss then taken up and the Glo~ng
rescluir ps were unsp mou'fy adopted:
III. up,s.a ,,ss, s.Ds S..n aseaed 10 Ii o.
TO form perfect union, e-tshhsh jasoe. ensure DO
the seps. weif.;r and secure sIens Of usesy the
people and their posisht all The eoses tesi soa,s.,.a
INV coS,poop Of the con.,iiSou sy my eepsru-nso
II. ~ndi ping TO establish an Uphold
other opposns obec purposes can rave NJ oHonf
force seei any other department nor up'a the con
B..sisss that ., the time .fthe framing Of the Co situation
Su 50 odiou. and r.pui.v. vas it Of
he trainers OF that b.umett that the term av,y saa even
distinctly MIX m exs By them care
full, arc studious svodrd adverse he parp,.ss
Of that -. ss M asS large
npnb,r Of the enlightened " those 700 framed passed
the Of he UItec state. Of Ohio and Of
the The constitutional power OF Coner."so
il flaming Constitution nor for more h.o hal.
eDSr Questioned BY any 10 S. 81 .assn
command g,ner. attention respect But on the
the ,b p hs SsS 1es
seop,ion OF the Ordinances Of practicable ..erd
SIss rs s: IN ,ns oh s' n. To the &C.
J.Luny H. 49, s. for the government of MieLs.u Territory
ns sss 81 Il. et ssish 49,
Is ,sqssd from Sn 1S h. . &C: Of IS
1856 tor the OF the Territory OF ~coa'n the
low, By The oin resolution: 70 admit TIa. PROVIDING
for the exclusion of Slavery from such States might be
& S9 81 that : IL sas !. the Ss Xusa
IA s for the government OF The Tetosy Of Oregon These
ravaAh u ha
P,..dent. in cc. 1t the time. d passage maintained
md phed b, the Juoics Department Ofthe Go,enmen, til,
York believing with the Congresses hat paced those acts With
s ss s.,. who and Upheld .m
thy were Co,s,ito'io.d and not only ,s.. they
,TS s s.. p SGt % &
enphac.y declare their decent from the 0sv d'ta Of JUS
ss . bred Scott oesD h. coa.:.
has OF the powe, 70 prohO slavery 10 the Ter
such de but they DO also declare with Justice Mclean that
they " c,a set 'ssa,d1n
Rssss, That the opinion Of the Supreme Court Of the
United States expressed BY the Chief Justice in the late case
Of bred tSO doe; tho soS Saei s S Ssn
upon ally other court or .pon any other Of ns
Of m 70 tn. for our N.u.
the opinions action Of tue Legislative aud TX
nt Of judicial decisions bsh State Nsoas for more
than hall century, TO tie principles OF the Ensisa con
rS. il ms,sr q srsui. lon so. al r. dea we're con
in BY sOuthers and s.vehodns Judse ouly wnoe
.eeu.y rsu.aeed By Interest ssSe.ion sections. eaa
Il. To-. h VT .n mS Ss" WITH S .ss
soy AID THEN s'soeiss h.S Invested Una. 0o1i. b LOT
b ue even seem to have given lid and
on political controversy sno thus have Impaired the aener
the decisions Of that tribunal.
in me ..e Of Gov oss Se bill
Constitutional CoDvent' unchecked and unsIIded ~ the
nsu q to The .r.nt inu.: hey
the freedom seekers for home: IN tina. nt
purpose with the veto power this esh
tcrent Of Pro Slavery assre'non
WIDENING OF PEARL STREET.
The Committee on Streets of the Board of Coun-
cilmen met yesterday afternoon in the Council Cham
Der City Hail. for the purpose of hearing the remarks
Of pertons in favor Of or opposed to the projected
widening of Pesrl street from franklin square TO the
Bsttery-Coupciman BooLE, Chsrnan.
Mr.. p. l.. MILLS presented remonstrance, n9mer,
ousy signed by property holders and tenants Pearl
street. The remon'uslts believe that much properly
would be Destroyed and little or no advantage to the
CITY realized They believe the said street il of suf-
cpt wiotb for the butinees there other streets
parallel with Pearl street end only ct Q short
distance, soy from $50 10 $50 feet om said street.
showing hat very large portion OF The property Is
now tskep up for street purposes; end they belisvs
that SHE Id more be taken to widen Pear street, thai
the proIety fronting on said street would be nearly
tstoy ed in places aud gr- ally injured hro lgh
cut The siIeet The remoDstrants set forth that the
property we'll tensnted AID Of great value. from
wbn large taxes collected for city reveuus add
that Lot tny would large number Of our bes, mer-
chants be eceo fri lie street by the reduction In
re Of their premises but that our city would oae .
loIge reveI that Low collected BY taxes on said
property. They respectfully state that do not think
cur city demands any further accommodation by rail
road below Franklin eqaare Peck clip the depot
termination there 10 more conveniently made than ct
any other point peaJer the Battery
Mr. MILLS stated that there had been no effort made
n n ~ IN n
gentlemen present bad come there without solicitation
conpeteI gentleman had intimstsd that the cost Of
widening Pearl rtreet would be from 3d. 900 to
100000. This expense would be entirely out of pro-
potion to any advantage that would result. The al
teInii, would DO IN .rreparabIe injury to private
property He Considered the street to be amply WIDE
CROUCH for all business purposes at present. In his
OPT, H D. the sbole pr 'ject was prepos erous.
Mr. john BAGGERTY remarked that tao hundred
end ten buildings would be destroyed by the change.
He bad counted them. A great many tensots would
inconvenience Of the proposed widening Pearl street
was vice enough for The present business. Property
TAD dprecis,ed in Pearl street. alb ut one hsf within
the lasl few years because persors who wished to do
Brcadssy. He slluced to he fset thst he had bsen
asessed largely for Improvements In other streets with
out deriving compensatory amount from the inere ne
offs vslue. He exhibited list of assessment amount
INK 10 $3.50 O0 below Fiarkln squsre, for the improve
neat Of streets, without comforting Q benefi. on the
property along the line of those streets.
tx Aid. CHAuscEY remarked ihs. 10 most instances
when aseessuenfs sd been made for the improvement
Of tyeefs far he had noticed the value of prop.
cry bad bot been iIcreaAed. He alluded 70 the open
II g Of Wet Broadway sumo yeas sgo, which IL was
piopostd 10 make rival CT Broadway. Tnis project
eveIy body knew had been failure. The street. Of
THE city are Low wicer than any in the country with
tie exception perhaps Of Philsdelphis. The largest
kind of bu,iness IN transacted in email streets In Eu
iopssn cities. Pearl street was the principal dry
gods street in the city. The widening would result
\ q. tba afr ho