The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-24
NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY a. l8eo-rRLrLR SHEET

TeefaIg 81 Ks nbAican CeGIral Commit
q. standardization over tho Defeat or
SAW rd.
,o,nt ma ting OF the Young Meas aud Oid Mems Csz-
trsi % aises vS cid last evening eis Broadway
NJ E Dcsaeld su, b. the third Woe President Of the
Old Ysa's Committee an NJ Charles a. Spencer, the
prst.ert Of the Young Ken Committee presided joint
" over the proceedings BY ha pss eight sae room was
Ns.. hitd
M C. c Ncrr, OF tee sab. committee o. zoe holding OK
asasaeaSA 1setDs. reported TIA. arfsassrsents nAc
Zen nae TO- holtSs tia meeting thursday e'slss.
ksy 81, a. tie Cooper Instltute.
resc!llon Tss adopted pcating c,Iu,sss o. ags
70 e ,nte cocaiderauOn the expsdsney OF prvoarog
cnw1knt And Central location which 10 eeacs Wig
VAN wherein republican macs meei.ags say b. Ges
M kkzsR one c tbs dsirRssss Chicago bs,lg cs,st
'epetb At the Convention me stssueps ,ns, all me
deieases went 70 chcaSo with to e.sos
Mr. sevsrd, was received with icut applause
Geoceman said be would like 20 hesr sesn-thinE
pab io.a psiy Of New YORK d osi.vsd thu. r.. er.s
eons ssc Of these mon were the csusvS tho
On neshn . osmmttre, consisting OF Msssrs White
10 drs:s Immediately resoICuon endorsiag the Chicago
nompasons In fifteen minutes the consskee presented
three resouton' having been unable to coincide
one lido nre resolution Internationally eu1orsed The
nemr alton Of lincoln and tho second enoysed tue plat
for a. especially a there bad BEEN Of the
great prnepe OF freedom against slavery me third was
Resolved That ws fully sudsrse the course pursued by
The delegates from this state the Republican Conven
~ Chicago, In their earnest, united end untrng
enor 70 place domination for President Of the i'ted
ssatss that eminent republican statesman and PARROT,
william Seward and while dee ply regret that their
efforts 70 accomplish this result were ursuccessul we
bow 20 the decision Of the majority, believing u sm to
have teen, In with US, actuated ny ardent
ctsire 20 promote the OF cherished principles
Durrg The drsfrg Of the resolutions short addresses
we're made by Messrs Smith and Spencer the two Pre-
aldcnt.
Mr. Smith believed that IN tots for Lincoln they
would be led By New Ycrks great son, william |
seward (Appauss) VINO, be besyed loved not only
10 sssie bot Throughout. this Uaon far more thar
~ oihes ma ranks CT toe republican party They
sho thought ilsi any republican tcse, could be carried
N New Ycrk usless M. Seward LED tho van, we're |
ges;.y piststee (Gen applause } Mr.. Spencer he /
svei that would not be IN bsf taste or OF icur,u
eject for lhsm they rsss-d TO ths merry bridal Of
LII coin, 10 throw psssrg wreah upon what hs enemies
hcpec vori1 be the pc t.ca grAveo sswrd (ApplAuse
Be cf cot think necessary TO be OF With the old
love I, be on With the But he woldf ~ 10 these
Of S.ssft vho shedding crocodile
veat they falsely suppose 10 be MS final political
death and tur al ftbey would look Q htle closely
Of TIL ton ts'ose bis political grave they would zee
engraved upo, IL, "R>sveam vii rae asan "
(Gftst applause
Amer some o,s np7rssn, e.srsss The meeting Ad
pou-ret.