New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-22
YOUNG MEMS REPUBLICAN CENTRAL COM
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Br0sdgsy. The ON ves croSded.
Mr.. S. Il. DUrCHER pre-iJed.
p A CuNKLtNG, era nonber Of the Asse ably
r,u this city sas introduced 10 the meet ne. he r
erred 10 Ia, casIge which had been made "a Il he vas
a seeker Of ppularty. IL ssli Il oypopiltriy Fa'
M Al me sppsuse be sto we'd BY goO1 msn GA Vutr-
ous Al boLtIsbe sctiops be had struggled earnestly
il that rsce. But tbose who inside this charge mel
tbst epbeusrs favor wien - acquired Out 100 oteh
bout meIi', ald lost Wilhou' cause they "-re
ustskep n tleir op1iOn. He thanked Goi ne nad a
moe peImar en- Ius for bis colduct-the prompungs
of ms own breast. Those who have gwen up Their
mncs TO re the slave OF every popular impuse ne
silceTsJ pilied bdt he pitied them sun more taeif
vanity led :. en- tO mistake the shouts oi moo t)r
the fumyet of fame. Why then It saoni be u .usht
ths. lie was sub lions OF preseut popularity, tlat
echo Of fyy ard phantom % reLo"p, be was ~ SO
10 csttrmIe. Applause lie next projected 10 teiet
10 bis position IL toe Assembly, az Chairman OF me
Conn ittee on Weys sn1 Nesns-a position In when
be had been placed without any solicitation 81 ais
OVID by virtue Of which be hsi been charged ~ al
esp, cisl usIpeT With the cHsof the finances OF toe
5 s,e He stated that :ne policy Of the present Ad-
~ LisTatiCn as fOIeshgdOWeJ ~ the Auuual Message
Of the Governor T. Nd sppianse anu go lnalcated oy
the sdOIoD tue caucus % the Republic sn party Al
the opening ct the seSsOu, OF tax OF One nu ana one
eighth If a mil on TIE dollar, which is smaller than
bss been levied Of late yesTs for meeting the orcnary
expenditures OF the Government for the next h'ca
year hat Of economy, ret.enchm,nt and reform.
Thomas Jef-rson in bis inaugural Address, de iveEel
on the An of Msrct 1901 lays doEn the following as
ole Of tee Card al dCctnLes Of the Democratic creed,
" ecOICmy IN the pobic expepee, tlat laooG may Dc
is by burden Cd. This he understood - be iun "a,
eulol aItc'e Of the Republican faith. IL cearget
tast the Democratic members upon every OCCASION,
curing tie late session, had voted TO sEeu
the pu5c expenditures TO the un oct possible amount
al The rec Td All ch 1t had been MS care 10 nave
made up would besr siu out n this operation. Tner
ptrpoe in edopn. this course, SD utterly 1T Saance
with the teact gs Of the Fathers, snd 80 detnmtn la
T., he interests sd honor Of the State was mGoe,t
IL had sje the charge on the flOoI OF the Assembly
4. - To- ,aota 2 npa "a ID
some c lgrug 10 the stere0yped chsrge OF e1rsva'
pal Ct against the Republican party mex FHu. la tue
v. 1851, the Democratic party, bS making crafty
end fraudulent use OF the imposition by the kePuoh
can ATTY Of tax OF mill TOR canal purposes, NJ
sncc. eded il reversing the magnificent majority OF
81 $50 v.'es which this STATE gave . In L. Ere
mont, spd had carried their ticket by majority Of
.OtG6 Un'oItanstey, 10 few instances suiii lent
r1mbsr If the Republicans had been entrapp,d into
tsvo,ng their sc1eules to enable them to carry ont
their sinister and partisan designs Like the lamb led
t. slaughter,
p e..ed TO the last they cropped the a3wery food,
And licked the hand Just raised 20 shed then bocd'
Rnt he believed the Appropriation and Supply bills
of this yesr would compare fav0rsbly with IN OF
apy previous year for long time. lie concluded by
e1piess,oe the hope that IN the administration OF tue
nuticipal Government, the Republican party woud
stand he finn and COZ sstent advocates Of economy.
This in his adgueIt, vac the only ing whcl was
Nc sded TO er able the Republicans to take possession
of svefy department OF the bONeTninehJ lu lcuVs
CHAkLEsS SPENCER, esq, was next introduced.
He ssid Il Basa great qualification 10 hum 10 be per-
nitted to meet upon their courteous INVITA- ioD tue
Republicans, the Commttte-thst 1t had been MS tor
TUE 10 attempt to epfeseDt in part 10 tia ate Leg
saure during the past winter, the Republican senl-
m,nt the ci'ythat among other subj OF con5d-
erston bsd been the Registry Law. The fret bill 10
trc duced into the Legislature after lite meeting was
Reelstry bill nirodu ed by himself. From toe C)m-
miitte on the Judiciary, he had reported bill knowa
as Mr. SpeIce bill in the reports and comments OF
the prtss lie had fought for it in the House snd in
caucus day after day. Appliance. It was objected
by members from the country that it was too strn-
gent tor the n.y. Ii not too stringent for the
city. Mr.. Brccb wsy OF Ossego proposed for THIS bill
s substitute which nc had voted for, because II Was
adopted against bis vote IN Committee Ol the Whole,
and on its fnsl passage he Old not wish to be re-
corded rs voting agsinst any bill even called
a Registry bill. he old, however ssy in th7 House
thst this substitute was msnkin, without heart,
bCCd, VI atty lappsuse that II lett the business
Of fepistlatOn With the Inspectors Of EsctlOc, 10
may ID stIcis Of the city, CHOSEN from the loves,
order of tbIee.cent cimphene-braudy sellers lang 4
teri bat the Senate bad ittroddce1 such arteries OF
blood ITO the hll-had given the appointment OF
InspGctors to ne Supervisors ard in other ways
amended t. that he considered it, 40 taslly passed,
Il very good law although il did not come up to his
stsroa,d o. perfect Registry az. Waen smother
pol cal vlf'siud had swept over the State, aud
snsr1sr Republican legislature sts 10 the Capitol, 1t
cou b. perfected. lie wished 10 spcas Of another
iaersUI.: = pet Measure OF his oSD-the Per
j.
cTs~u The bill he had battled FOX it
II .nu copies o. h.s speeches bad been circulated
through tlU safe. lie mad received hundreds Of let
'sIs from c.crgymen and good men throughout the
Ststs which had proven TO him thai the great heart
of the country bes. tD au strong for freedom; that
the reCpe Of this imperial Sae not wis ing that
their free soil should be polluted by he foot Of the
slave hunter; that it vas tneu deaire the. the cham
plon Of Freedom who mad 60 long and sssy stood
ss & iectGo' % The vGcutower OF liberty, should be
given the helm of the NGI)nal Ship Of State. llo1d
sypsuse The bill passed toe Assembly by - Affirm
olive votes. 1t was proud expression Of the voice
Of the pepe male by the popular orsreO OF ire Leg
islsture. He hoped mat the Republican party tO1
ing 10 iGs hands the desoies of mankind snd the iu
tuTe Of Repub lean government, would struggle On
nj the with bis olsZfg eye should not loOk upon
= s'sve upon the earth. IL was based upon rock.
The great principle for which il contecjed IVES mmo
Isl. Cheer.
TIE PRysIDEsT then introduced tie Hon. Galasha
A. Grow of Pennsylyeni VINO WAS received with
loud and Prolonged e eers.
Mr.. Grow gave thanks for the cordial manner in
which ihey had received him. be came to rel Jice
with them over toe victories that had swept the
cornry, and xbic vere the porten. OF Republican
tripmpa in 1860. Times tners were 10 history when
old j. nee ceased az old parties psssed out Of exist.
epce New organic s.ious we're formed, and elements
which had been prev 'uly irrec)lc.lable came To-
gether, ed men ~h0 had acted together ior years
were roe apart. We were nOw 10 the midst Of sdch
an ers THE progress OF the world and genius Of oar
Institutions maze il inevitable that parties should
be formed end that We sAOuc De free ~ form new re-
lstioIs in politics. NoS Jew question had sprupg
upon Us, ara ~e we're 70 meet u IL was the question
OF the eXerslOn OF Slavery. From this the mind mai
been diverted BY the existence Of t1O political parties
which had had we.c issues for over nifty year.
After abiding 70 the esriy policy OF the Government
il opposition 20 Slavery, Mr.. GfoS referred TO the
present movement as return 20 the early policy Of
the Republic. He snayzed the preseLt Issues divii-
irg TIE parties and paid glowing tbaJe 70 Free La
Dor, contrasting attn the Involuntary labor OF the