The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-17

oU41 A0Atk6t 08Mx-An1 LInOOLN0 two 49,
DmsD DoLLAn ePmnCq- ADMlsrAN0n vung 70 -
PUBlIcAn nEUrMQs- y0UM0 nnMs RnRUsaG-
DAN UNION DnN0UNCnD As ''eHYSrERs-"
Ihs Young Msa's Repubaoan Union get . severe pum-
selsg 4 We lass needing Of che Osara Republics On
pslga Cab, n Onsoa Hail, Of which Simeon Drspwb
prssideak
Ths Ysung Men's RepubHnn Unioa = composed
sAhy u nenSers a the CHRISTIAN Associative, 81 ~
orgarized n 1855, I'D during 10 preseat winter -
aprkg the assOciaMca has Sivca series It poH1oa1
speeches at Cooper Insuas sr wAirA they havs dgsa
N adnsssca fee 4 twenty -avs ossta
II seens that tho CeaEh Republoaa CanyaiU a.
nd s Union jealous u eaoh s(er each seeng q
No glory hsnor. and tho formsr pitsAed iais ~
latter n the manner which Win appear.
n mo lass meeting Of The Club, notice havisg bsn
svsa that 1oAa Sherman vuuld speak h Cooper IasAuss
ehe nest Night.
sn y. =. You're M hat fsr oas - sAssghs -
ia sr = party that price sAssil -
opposes 70 the sssss. va spssea As -
ne party q large 40 thought poltcs, sssSC. 80.
% .lss and for ono no wosa : very visss = -
v@.-I VITA siys avs dollars Isw.rasH.
Mr.. Youso-I Win give twenty Ave-
Mr.. sPEkCEs-I vii give city.
Wool viii give Q hundred.
Mr. You're Continued saying thaG demsorsGie speeeeu
expresssoa # di:saxsfso,ion q the paa e srsisr
price, - though republ,oaa meeting Was menarssJS
NJ u SlnncnR sad he had tho honor Of strtknx -
Committee a The Young Meats Csuta Committee - ~
oderee resolution condenDing the uyutem snd ~ 49,
he %oss bnng and oaaS nsus But Ss ssocs ~ g
intnicaseo shrink nis duty h oouseouonos q
such PsO roc: -; aiss..ss 70 Che rgSsos.
day, SHOULD have y rob their wives and ohldrea Z
brsskfas for hearing republican speech the aisht pre-
any party, from end Of the Land 70 the other ~
one, he was filled with sesonishment when he Iesrusl
N. 'a r.
Of The States II this Union candidate Tor tho PreA
cy-chNeed and received two hundred dollars e. Z
speech Ut Cooper Institute.
VOICE-Give us the name.
AKoTmR voICE-He means Abe Linooln
man may b. Disgrace q ne rcUo o as~ , -.
that public sPasxer should be 81 up 70 loox q -
moueythss republican Orators Ae tho performauces &
Dan and Jerry Bryant or the CIRCUS riding and aYounl
and lofty tunbing 10 the amphthestreas Nblos osa e
be seen FOG twenty-five ssnts. lAppause.) say tAs
deem the party from such esg, aoeful psoceedbgs
Nj. j. A. BRIGGS said was true thai Mr. 6pcncer hal
etrnck the fret blow, and in hts opinion the ge.snaa
had been very unfortunate II not in the blow lsast d
The person at whom he bad aimed II. Let him hit tho.
right and he might strike many blows q h had
mind to. ahe gentleman had struck unjustiy whsa -
bad hit Mr. Lincoln, and the gentleman must knew 9
well ss himself that Mr. Lincoln no manner ~
spopsble for what occurred, and that he did NOS
here at ell the auspices OF the Young Mons Re-
publican Union; but he invited to deliver lecture n
the Plymouth COURSE n Beechers church, 1t Brookya,
however, would speak on political subject ~
the managers Of the affair concluded instead Of havne =
Mr. Beecher church to have In Cooper nsatute Whsrs
more people could bear IT, So far charging for ropubN
addresses oerned be not approve a bet
be would not cit still and hear Mr. Lncols arraigne1 be-
Mr. sIxrcra repiso that be hsd no doubt n. IIpo,l
was cory that he received the too hundred doa
and that be would be much better pleased had hh e.
penses only been paid just this that he objeoed
to-that Is, putting such men IN false position. w.
Lincoln was invited here TO lecture in the Plymouth
quent srraDgemeot IL was true, nevcrheiess ana III
was the main point that IN sdmttanCe fec charged
for republican speech; and the public would not dis
csniDsts Tho fact dgraoefu to the party 81 %
such should be rebuked.
Mr. You've said be thought some action va called Or.
Of the republican party being IN favor Of rsedon n =
widest sense Of the term republican meeags should b
held with open doors In offering the resolution he prs
with members Of the Union who were active IN gssuag
up the meeting had told them the practice Of s6agng
there were plenty Of men Who would willingly conazibuts
enough TO pay expenses II was only few days since,
he aaid that he told the principal manager Mr. h
A voDu-He managed the John street. prayer meeting
last winter (LAuehSer.)
M Yoaps sssansS 'o He .o's Mr sdass that n
would come TO hin Office be would pledge him $3.50
cessry 70 defrsy the expense Of the meeting and -
(YouDg) knew be could raise that amount n Q eow
before them such case. But attention Ped .
yn6 OUef, ana No knO0Q0t Time 70 tkB0 oO00
the public might know that this club did not approve e
Mr. srHsczn rsid the resolution was good .s fAr q
went, but did not Ear enough (Cee Of good; that's
SOY He would offer substitute. 10 thea preseafe1
another resolution ccndempng the Of The Yoang
Mems Republican Union by name for charging sAnis-
Mr. SHERMAN thought the original resolution good enough,
but moved to add 'free Of charge"
and was Opposed TO the resolution since would Dc
garded attack upon m ccent and honorable ergo
publican club ought mot 70 90 70 wsr with anohsr tsrs
WAS fighting enough 70 do even when they al ood shss
M sxmaoss offered an amendment declaring that As.
club would support for the Presidency whs ~
ceved money for making republican speech (Lsssh-
Mr. BUCKLEY proceeded 10 defend the Young MEMS Re-
publican Union. He knew contained many noble young
men, and had done moro than any other club during
LEGGED this fsct he thought was mot the business q
one club what another did.
business Of this club. Anything concerning the gsoa
nas and interests OF the republican party was the bu
mesa Of this club and Of every other For his part hs
matter and he was ne4 afraid nor ashamed 10 cay co. ana
he presumed the members Of the Unisn had sucient
hcsule feeling 1thsy did be wss not rsSpsnstsls. 81
believed II duty he owed his party, whose good nas
had utter an enphats dsapprova q The courss
OF the Union.
Mr. MAcoam.n would IKE 70 know who these you.g
men Of the Union were that they not "a -
criticised. He for one thought the club had per.
feet right TO express It's opinion Of anything a.
anybody, regardless OF this man that man, ana
this was . question on which It was . matter q
duty TO speak out He understood that committee a
this club on obtaining rooms had concluded
not engage Institute because the Union had
part OF the time. and might be jealous II the Cub
went to the building. For his part, he did nat
shysters, who borng for their own aggrandiss-
ment, instead Of the good Of the There hsdAt
been meeting q Cooper Institute that did mot haa
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