The New York herald., 1860-12-01


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WHAT WAS SAID AND DorE x~C
social gathering uader Ia. auspices x shs Young
meas Republican un.on s held yesterday afternoon at
NO A. East Thriesh strec for the purpose H exchsny
ing compliments with Senator sumner OF Massachusetts
who Is nov his way to Washington. only seoot
few were invited, and they OF those 70 % true
republicans. TIE following copy OF the In ytatior
which was seot out in quiet way to thoss whose com
parry would DO considered asrssable upoa this occason
Nsw YosK Nov. as 1850
DSAR aR-The pleasure OF your company 10 requested
by the Young Men Republican Union or Frdaf sf.er
noon Nov co. at four O'Clock at 10 40 Ese thirtieth
street 70 the Hon Charles sumner of massachusetts,
CHARLES I. ROOGkRS, President
The nviisd guests began 70 assembe at the hour ap
pointed and two bours spent In social con-
vsrsatiou and An excsl!eIily prepared collation.
Among the not ID guests Senators Sumner aud VII
son. Of kassachusets and Senstor Doote Of w!sconsn
Hon. 7. A. Conkng newly elected Congressman Of tho
Sixth district Senator Mannierrs, Hon. George Folsom
william Cullen Bryant, Of the Poa, DAne, Drew, T. G.
johnson. I. Ballard r. c. Mccormick, Mr. Briggs, Mr.
Condins, Mr. Sterling. Mr.. Franklin and Abou, fifteen
others, mostly members OF the Union, Nearly oil
remained until the time for tue commencement OF
Senator Summers lecture the Cooper Institute Like all
other gatherings s the present time the conversation
The doctrine that State the right to sccode when
may suit the caprice Of her politicians was de-
nounced by ALL and the Tribune oeasured for looking in
that direction. There being law the national sta
tute book 70 be enforced the present the incoming
administration but what considered constitutional the
South could not take any sanst the enforcement
Of the Avs the collection OF the without
becoming the asgressors and making themselves
sble ior the consequences Al republicans they in.
tended no Infringement upon the rights OF the South,
desired tde passage OF but constitutional LAYS,
and would consen, 10 repad Ai.on by any
portion Of the conrsderacy OF States Louisiana
obtained control the mouth u the ather Of Rivers
and Florida the KEY to the GuI and such u WAS
their determination to have the remain. mlttipg that
any State bad she right they upou
it, only acknowledging that any State aad lac right ~
repudate all Obligations towards meeting s portion
the national debt.
The above was strain Substance OF the
ver,ason that place during the few hours thai
spent there. Beng eotirey BY hemsc,yss With
sion to be guarded In their expression, It may be
sidered the sentiments OF republican lesders
More Importance attends this gathering than would
appear from the surface arising from the fact 0! tue
position Of those connected with thus organization during
The last camps,eD. II s an association OF both young
and old men-a majority Of whom are known anti
Weed men and sctve opponents to the legislative psr
ation characterized the of the Seward
republicans Of this State. The assocation repre-
.euted the Chicago Convention whiIst Seward
republicans TO that convention with their banner
ips aibed "wlliam e. Seward" !" shc banner OF this
soca,ion ieft in blank. ana tho first that ap
po,red with the OF Lincoln Inscribed upon !t-by
tina. gaining uosorety throughout the country
time They foremoss In the fight for Lincoln in
this State; in fact being in far Intimate connection
with Honest Abe" than any other organization club
in New York, they may be considered on the inside
track with Lincoln and representing, ~ far any
citation can, the views that Will govern the President
elect when he comes into power.