Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-06-24
Mr., Grow in New York.
TFrom the n. Y. Times, l6th.l

Monday evening the members OF the Re
iI;oon Central and Young Mems Committees
l,ot No. 6l8 Broadway, for the purpose
I'. IT-osairing and entertaining the members of
" c,nrross ro who have arrived in this City on a
,.s,oorarv sc;ourn, previous to their departure
s. ,S."t t.boir respective residences. Mr.. JOHN A.
I,r,yrDy ~ . presided. A considerable delay oc-
a.,od between the hour announced and that
:. which the proceedings commenced So un
a1',osonabIe was the interval that many persons
I,,orted the rooms prematurely
Eventually, however, q number of gentle
u,,n entered, conducting to the platform the
U,o Nessrs. GROW, of Pennsylvania, LovEJoY
= illinois MORRILL,, of Vermont, DICK. of
pennsylvania, and MORGAN, of New ork.-
T5osa were received with burst Of applause
,rop and again renewed.
THE Chairman introduced the Hon. GALUSHE
f., Grow. of Pennsylvania, who said he was
l,rny TO meet any portion of the Republicans
Ttbe City of Newly ork, holding, as 1T did, a
CENTRAL position in the Republic, and occupy
w. one of the centres Of the commerce of the
--rd Under the circumstances it was q
r,sosnre to meet any portion of that party
NJ -f;.b still adhered to the teachings of our
y f,,bors of the Republic and were still ready to
Indicate the spirit and genius of the institu-
N ,ors Of the Repnblic Cheers Pennsylvania
.,,ol shonIder with New-I ork in her conflicts
E.. thp rights and freeC ON of the Republic
lr- in the last contest, America and Pennsyl-
r.pa we're for the first time separated and
VI e,oke in opposite tones. He regretted to say
+. was the keystone State that faltered in the
march but the day of her redemption was, he
,-rstpd near at hand. After complimenting
MI ,le district he represented as being formerly
I ,bo Gibraltar of the jackson Democracy, and
,,-lav the home of freedom the speaker pro-
,.a1el to deprecate the influence Of Southern
r,itics and the dependence and Suhserviency
# n Northern politicians. He seyerly criticised
,bp course of the Administration generally, rs
he mere blind instrument of the Southern
NJ Democracy, and dwet especially on its utter
rs-qcarl Of economy in disposing of the public
moneys. Why, he asked, is this enormous ex-
ra3irurr of money? Why the exhaustion of
SIT. for the Legitimate expenses of Government
inv poifraI economist who could tell us that
Tantv millions of dollars Of extra outlay would
I. expended during the last year, without any
ri.tion Of territory, would be a not less plau-
yrp logcian than the philosopher who, seeing
caIrs tail hang ont of hole in a tanners
warehouse. exclaimed, | am philosopher, but
don't know how the HI that calt got
trough that hole Cheers This rninous
lev arose from the fact chat the representa-
res Of the people Of this Republic owed
rgaure to the Executive, not to those who
ayated them to power In relation to the
o. interests Of humanity and OF the free labor
the world the political conflict in our
1atry to day was one between two systems
abor free labor on one side and the force
slave labor on the other. Was it strange
at party should be found announcing that
urtS OF Justice were not established to pro-
# ct the weak against the strong the innocent
-ain>t the wr0ng-doer, but to declare that
IS vas determined Iy color and that because
3 man and his ancestors were born in Africa
had no rights which a white man was bound
respect Applause. And as to the recent
anpt 10 excite indignation against Great
$ tain for taking means 10 suppress the slave
S '', what consistency he asked, was there
I0ying jha' the wide ocean should be an,
''oa block for the slave, when the Terri
aS of this Republic were, without dicrn-
on, declared to be by law fit places for
Inr slaves Oud rIanr- I