New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-24
pUBLIC MEETINGS.
CENTRAL COMMITTEES.

pTpURLTCAN CENTRAL COMnif !, ~ III
~ sycuing aD enthusiastic met ting OF tne oiu anu
- Mems Republican Central Commltt es was
p ioint session for the purpose OF receiving the
,rrort of the JOINT Subj Committee on tne proposed
srnd ratification of the ticket nomnateo q. Nnlcago'
M +. DELAFIELD SMITH, Vice President OF the
c,s Me-. and Mr.. CHARLss ). SPENCER, President
of the Young MEMS Committee, presided jointly.
Mr. e. g. KSIoHr reported, for tie Committee on /
the Ratification meeting that ssid BODY had iuly or
enized and Were making evesy arqangeme1. or u'e
furthermore they bad tcinitey concluded to recon-
md that the meetr should be held at the Cooper In
situie the 3lsl inst. On motion, the report was
accepted and Confirmed
Mr. JOBS hEYsER, a returned Chicago deegn'ei
being caHed upon gave statement of his exrerle ad
at he Convention. The New-York delegation h.'r
gore there determined TO nomna Mr. Sc ward II Wy
bad 90 stay month. Buttfey found the nos S %I
streets full of gentle uen from every pan ., wy
speaking the kindest word OF I've New orh
tut saying, He cannot carry our STATE ~
pressure illus overcame their Efforts A"efw"ie VIC
Wee Presidential non luaon was lehoeie' W ie ->N"
Yorkers but there eVas no man among them mean
enough TO accept il But they were d,termitsed that
Cameron Of Penn <yivana should No; receive - and SO
threw their vots r ~ Han=iba HaTihn OF oiaine.
MIR jobs h. WHITE sad he had hoped that some
member pr,se A. would have prepared resolutions IN
Gorsng the ket and platform ADOPTED by The Conven'
ton az Chic kg> iie would rake a no'isn that saeh
resolutions soud be prepared.
The Gu AS" Has any gentleman sDythiDg tc say
on mil ;laS Z i.s1 .,.. u..,,v h,o. ,,okiuo
rowdr'
Mr. JRroS snoved shat Comuitiee of five be Gp-
ponle oy The Chair 20 draft resolutions IN acoorS
ance with M. Whites ideas, ''nd embody therein
app oval of he action of the NcTfork delegation IN
g. skg Mr. Sew ard and u report in ttIsen MN
uis Adopted. 1he Chair Sramed Messrs. Write
Srson, Ks,chum, t3lakeley, spd Frank Shepard.
Che allowing dissolution was unanimously aoop'ea
Rssores That 9Conmee Of ave be appoa'ed TO tsse int
nsder~on thu expectancy q procuring conyeneat am
ssss e ~ ssaS isn S sS Gay be held daring ne pend
ne canvass audi report 70 os Somt.ee a ~ X iess
thsaee SD months and the probable cost Of eets an
ile CHAIR named Messrs Haw, Keyser Henel
TIA, or, and Jno. +. MARSHALL
Some DISCUSSION arose as TO Inc egantyol ertctinB
!brGig lot strictly fre-prOoi within the limits OF IN
'cSy. TIE Committee were instructed 70 pay speGi
'aiteptoF TO tEis point IL was 5'at~d ny lenloe
present that the Brooklyn Admnelrauousts ma
trougid such a force 10 bear upOn the ERE Nardens
that Chy, that they were Obliged TO serve noee upo
the Republicans IL charge OF the Wgvam lately cree
ed tbere ordering them 10 make II lire PROOF on or o
~ fore NOVentter J., under penalty otiNng IL iheh ol
down. Laughter aud Yplausv
NJ. T.. DELk1IELD SMITH, Chairman, made an a.
dress expressing bis intention tO-stand by the nOmn
tions But he intended 10 do so, under the guidsn
oflis great leader, Mr.. Seward. lie read lead
from he AHtWrH AdUeTtiser, written by Mr.. Sewa
hireelf on She very day succeeding the noninatio
cordially indorsng the ticket tIhis was received W
intense emotion by the aadience.) MIR. smith COZ
tuued for some time to explain the principles of Ia
principle ard true patriotism OF The land.
Mr.. C.. n. SPENCER, Chairman, seconded the r.
MARKS Of bis colleague in truly eloquent language III
bould suuort the nominated ticket but me Ola not be
Leye ii Would be in bad taste for then as they passe
on TO the merry bndal of Lincoln, TO throw wreau
on " hat lis enemies supposed to be the political giac
OF Seward Applause- And II those euenhes, nov
shecGng hypOcIuCil tears over his tombstone, WOui
look little more Closly, tAey would hnd there IN
scriled ResuIgam % shall rise again !! Grea
excitement an appliance
Tie Committee Resolutions here reported the fol
lowing:
heaGed That the Republicans OF tho City and County
New ok cordially noninl Jns made by tn
haioual hepubtan Convention Led at CicI.o, for PIetel
Pie deit tn United hereby pledg
Ives 20 every honorable euort TO secure the uphal
succ,ts OF TIE ticket
besotd a at " heartily approve the Platform adopted
Chieaso; esTec6ly the battle
Lou with cOuCesnt Of tnc great principles Of Freedom
against slavery that brought M tJg ther party.
vii rally around aud every eAlgen1
abraham Lincoln OF tlo
haln Maine and vita aud toJ
bearts, will tu Republic and elect the
tie whIcn they severaly designated
Tint fully hduise pursued By Ga
des Republican Convention Chi
eego in tIeir earnest uned, and uniting forts place
that Re
Iu hg.r IrtfJt lillian II seward aud w1l
that tLd enoHs TO accomplish ts result
ursuces bow 20 the decision Of the majority, believing
th been, with actu4td Dy arden
desie promote the Of cherished principles
1L,se solutions were adopted very heartily and, al
ter executive business, the Committees adjourned