New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-16
THE REPUBLICAN CENTRAL COMMIT
TEE.

RECEPTION OF MEMBERS Of CONGRESS.
meeting Of the two Central Committees of the Re-
publican party wss held let evening at The Committee
rooms, No 6l8 Broadway, 20 welcome the Opposition
Members IF Congress on their return from Washington.
Owing TO xsnt OF complete arrangements the guests
did net srnye Until 3 O'Clock. At that hour John A.
Kennedy Chairman of the Comm tee, called the
meeting to ORDER and soon sitter the Reception Com.
Dtee entered the With Messrs. Loyejoy Of Iii
nois Grow Of PeBDsy vanis, sad Morrill, Of Vermont.
Subsequently Messfs. Morgan Of New-York and Dick
Of Pennsylvania arrived IL the roor. The visitors
were invited to seats on the platform.
Mr.. CHOW was Introduced 70 the audience aud wss
received with loud cheer. lie ihalksd the meeting
fer their cordial greeting. He was happy b meet the
Rtpublcs1s Of New-loIk They occupied posion
Of vast ilnp9Its1ce r this republic. New. York had
always held 10 the doc VI ine fatnsrI Of tue Re-
public. Pennsylvania had stood b. her shoulder %
ebcu dor until tie ast Presidential election when they
mad separated, and De regretted 10 saI that = was
Peubsyivsns which had t1iteTed. she had forgotten
the teachings vi Franklin and the atLefs OF the te-
public. It wGs ais fortunT, however, TO be N DIS
trct where there were free men, end where there was
bright Aygury OF the future. ina, .ernory
was tie Gibraltar Of the jackson Democracy and
row II held 70 doctrines OF freedom Cheer IL 0p'
posed the pressn. dmiuisIsos, Vhl:n bs1 TAKEN 70
its bosom to noArish ard sustain, Aaerice1 slavery,
AID uLt cred one Ot ll@ neLLsIShsS
sttuton earned Slavery with II wherever It bad Jlris-
dictisu Ills ADM nistT stoD had come into power d
little over year since WITH twenty millions OF mOGey
in he Treasury had expended eighty four millions, and
was new q beggsr for all. Auy political ecOr0.nist
Who could tel how tnis Administration could increase
ia expeuduIes 80 eco coo IL sSge yes 10 IAe Of
pe ace and without sdding 70 OR territory ~ all,
world do great ti.rg. The Pierce and Buchanan
Administrators Lad expended more money 10 i've
yrsls in g tine OF peace thsn had been expended 10
~ vears yreviously leaving gu. the Mexican war and
the Black Haek wGr in Jscksons Administration.
What was the cause Of this Il began in the year
1851 when tie doctrine OF squa.ter sovereignty was
uttered and Pee suse the doctrine Of Slavery exten
soa IS required to be forced through oy means OF
Executive patronage. TIE psrties OF this country
rer resented two sysem- Of abcr-the Free i5or
and the other Slave labor. The Democratic party
lad enl stsd IN favor Of the slave ogarchy who held
interest ia Slavery Of over 800. 600 nlion. Of dbl
Isrs. TIE question s.ose shouli the Territories
of this Union be the bOmes Of free men or be
at the disposal o. mep who were competing with FREE
Labor by the unpaid l.bOr Of tue slave. WAS J.
strer &C. then with this demcralz stion that party
could be found 10 say that C.urts OF Justice are NOV
established 20 protect the weak against the s',ops'
and that in THE day OF freedom Prom .ae mn,
est tribunal in the land il bal gone orth tna' sa
born in tbs land reared under the 50 ne n.s, "T ~
rights that Q white man was bcund to Respect no o
Suprem Court declared thst the truths ut'e'sa - .u
DecIsrstioa of Independence were ser-eviaens nss
A rev reading Il the Declarstoo o. inaepooaoeAS
wa given. we thAs su WHO A~'~