New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-27
YOUNG MEMS REPUBLICAN, UNION

Last evening the ab,ve-n4med Republican Cub
op.btd their csmp.ign hesd4narters &C the uyveesnt
Ips.iiute No. $50 Broadway. Tuis comfortable huie
smpb o. has been neatly fitted up for Them, ana
will be kept open night aud day uu after The Pfes-
oeLisI election. Il IS derignec 70 make me popular
Jeeort VI youDg Republicans; !; Will be sopptied WIN
newspapers from all sections OF the couoTy thus
forming political reading LOOM free 70 all who choose
1, visit It. The Cub ~s organized IN 1856, and gas
then know the " Young Mems Fremont and Day
ton Central Union" Dor ny thar campaign their Ia
bors were attended win 50 b chsering rssnts ths.
thsy then resolved 10 Jsorgso,ze Ia lSJ la the a5
seuce of any Republican PresideLtia oomiDeeS, the
Club have corated their present besdqna tsrs with
.s.ir Fremont Rcroies and hass The mottoes,
In, epa, able" snd " Freedom of the Puobc Lands
to actual seters, oc:apy conspicuous positions on the
ralln. Wien he Chicago Convention Cd IL have
5ron. forth their candidates the kenssses Of those
fortu ale individuals will bo put 70 the fore" A
I-fpccable audience in attendance last evening 70
participate IN the house ~sming." CRAs. T.
RoGEks President Of The Union, called the meeting 10
order, snd in brief speech heartily welcomed 10 their
rooms s tboee pr-eeot and expressed ise nope tia.
they wou' d u bring the fr1endS hereafter.
STUART L. WooDFoRD, eco, was then introduced,
and spoke for sometime bis remarks being well re-
ceiveo by his bearer.
Messrs. Horace Greeley and VIM. a. Fry, making
their appearance in the house Ut the conclusion OF ar.
woodiods speech, receiver with CHEERS and CO.
Enthusiastically es.d for.
MIR GREELEY mounted the platform amid mach ap-
icn Of the Rspubl can parry as Il no " stands
Nr. Fry Was the next speaker, and elected rounds
Of applause aud hearty cheers by the o1m srous MAJ
per in which he expouI dad tSe tEo-sdsd Democratic
creed. The Reouo icaD platform, Sc put forward BY
hu also received the hesrty Appreciation Of his audi
ence. During tho evening the following resolutions
we're submitted 10 the meeting aud unanimously
adopted:
Rored That the Secretary be Instructed TO insert 10 the min
Of this Urn tn. hOse RspOboAa .mb.s. Of
Lrslsue who coluded with Democrats pssssf the
Railroad ard Wsshinston NHset veto
sfh GovrrpoI and that viii of aid In sodas
these Of them, 10 ocs at any tune, unds
any circumstances.
oieed hat, although deeply morised that Ire City Of
New ok tac but six representatives. Eho did not shsme
b.aJ ard ' the ntre.s Srstfed In aaows taAi
di,s ouEsD bis Fzcesncy tb- Governor three Of
bar publican Rspr.s. n,sve. -e.y eBSessofed pre-
this corrupt and eaoOs legislative ROBBERY and
beIs by tender ttsnks ~ Gov Marfz and Msssa
EAl.lTr 6dssy City
OF rew-i orb sno the kepubEcas party.
Rsoted; hat gsativs corruption 10 dangerous
the welfare OF the stse and be rights czens The
MY the Ienes the charges sreey ana
corruption legal iDvses'ed spd tbq do
nd the parties guilty OF giving receiving brihes a2prs
b. nded and b uehi 10 Lrisi and Punishment.
Ressed That the Secretary rzrsr OF these resotr
tons 10 bs Attorney General and thai they be pubAke& In TIE
papers Ct this city and STATE.