New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-29
OLD MEMS AND YOUNG MEMS REPUDLI-
CAN CENTRAL. COMMITTEES.

OLD MEMS AND YOUNG MEMS REPUBLI-
CAN CENTRAL COMMITTEES.
An enthusiastic and spirited meeting of the Old
Men and Young Mems Republican Central Commit
ices Of tie City Of NewYork was held last night at
the Republican Headquarters, No. 6lS Broadway for
the purpose Of extending welcome TO the Republican
Senator's of the Eastern States their return from
Congress. Mr.. d. ID. CoKovER of the Old Mems
Committee presided, and was assisted by CHARLES
SPrScER esq, Of the Young Men Committ'e
EDGAR KETcHUm, SO, was introduced by the
in ilsiions that had been extended to the Republican
SENATE CHasBEE, June o., 1860
Ny DEAR SIR: n ust renoqnce the opportunity
asking acrept my thanks the invitation with which
s cheer a ts' oa
Gnhesi aiipg ton of principles should continue
Very faithfully yonrs.
CHARLES SUMNER.
WASHINGTON jane %, 1860.
Senate will be called mediatey the adjournment Of Con
gss viii not be possible to comply with your request TO oee
ssa.~ am PerSsde5 hat Honest d ace to be next Pre-.
idenr and neither the of Loco eeoem nor the gates
third letter dated at Auburn from MIR. Coward.
was also read. He spologized for being unable to be
present at tie meeting staring tina, he es ,ed from
Washington before the adjournment TO fulfill some
domestic engagements, winch could not be delayed
lie eoeed III the INDIGESTION Of activity on the part oil
"vass which is opening under most suspicious crcum-
stances" and IN conclusion Mr.. Seward said; "
would fam hope that my active efforts in the canvass
might not be becessary. Bot bold uyself bound by
Obligations of public duty and PERSONAL gratitude to
contribute all the eSerOns necessary on my part to
"tbe establishment Of the Republican party IN tue ad-
uDstTatiop of the Government by the election OF IT'S
"choseD AND worthy candidates, Lincoln and Hamhn,
Gard hose obligations / shall fai hfDlly fulfill
TIE Hon. Henry Wilton accepted the invitation by
letter and it WAS announced that be would probably
he present at 10 clock if the meeting held out until
that time.
Chairman of The National Central Committee would
present his being in New York until July, when he
hoped TO eet his Republican Brethren. In con lusion
he said eyer thing we rec and hear indicates our sue
cess hut our opponents are ut entering the field and
it is not yet June 23) certain in what shape though
probably 10 twosepsrable wings. But 10 Whatever
Shape they make tier battle,we must strive to make
strong our position by own strength rather than
by the ~eakness of our adversaries.
The letters were received with loud cheers, and
upon quiet being restored, the Chairman introduced
Gen. BRUCE Of Madison COuot. who made one OF DIS
ehaTacit risiic speeches The Democratic party, he
faid had TUNED their coais turned their Shirts ana
tual, lad formed themselves inside ont, and nothing
was how left of the principles OF the party except the
old talk Of thu protection and support OF slavery. iS
spes Oh was interpreted With nun er OF fnnny so-
ries and iok, Q that brought down the honso. Inc
county from which he halted would, he predicted give
5000 majority for LiDc in aud llamlin, and he lei,
assured that the glorious Safe Of New-York would
roll up such a usjoriy fer their caLddat's us was
never beard of before. Gen. BRUCE Fpoks long ahd
esrptstl,. and his remarks were received with tn
muliuous applause.
At the hour If 10 o'clock Senator WILSON made bis
az pearance al d. upon being introduced, WAS received
with three hearty cheers. After few preliminary re-
marks lie stated that the lawabiding Republicans OF
fhe Ution had been held responsible for the un~se ana
foolish raid OF John Brown las Fall The Democratic
men bers of Congress had arragned us for the art ou'
that same Democratic party who had 40 earnestly ue
noun, ed II irrepreesible conflict nov shlvered
10 atoms They bad opened TO the night and the lett,
and with such cour+ses they were masters Oh nad
invited us TO pass between them ana Jake the reis
from TIER nerveless hands They had commenced
the assault in consequence OF the foolish faid OF
JohD Brown and for six long weeks, SAID ne,
We ki0ed our time. That great Senator VINO
could forget and forgive the rude words
that had been uttered agost him. was, upon return,
il z to bis sea hardly recognized They h.d remal 'eo
tie battle FIELD and when the hour came they adVanced
with s'eaiy front They gathered mp all the alleged
treaaoi able avowas, am held them aioit hno ihe
D.uocra ic members quaied, and cowei ana tren9lsa
like Uriah Heep. Instead Of receiving assam IS they
made hem. But the bold. arroga T. aud domnecr,ng
Democracy was now fsen-shstt'rcd and s1ivered u
atoms, Bnd there was not man on earlh ID aroP d
tear over its rem t'ns. nh.
bn, 10 elect Republican Congress men from every Free
Stale ia she Union. He would make the rest OF TIE
cnuItry ke New England and have none but ne
nubliesn Senators He rege Sed at some rnguh ,ii1
various billsincnding The Homestead 9iii auu t1e o
10 n .ke Kauz.s Free Statethat bad been deiea.ed
nv the Democratic member, and sho we'd the necessity
~ The neon working earnestly and faithfully 70 Heho
sneL ReprcseLtatiyes 10 Congress as would ADVANCE
their interests. ,,,.u.. TT s.u,axd ,yas a
candidate for nomination by the Chicago Conyention
Int he was DEF. atd II was not Greeley VINO defeated
him The truth m r. was that thls country "as