New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-19
Meeting Of 30 premons CIub.


hOOin NO. ~ q the tOOpcl 1nnSV""0 "''
crowded last even ng with gentlemen friendly to the
nomination of 10 an c. Fremont for President OF the
United Statos A nrnber OF the od.sehoo Abolition
s were as present and participated in the proceed
tnGs-
3be -f6a. B F. MkNIERRR called the meeting 70
Srde,n and Mr. p Gilbert was invited 10 preside MI
n. I. Darragh ard M. David Plumb were ncnina,ca
- oct as Vice Presidents and Mr. J. W. Happ 10 per
srm the duties Secretary IL was tach now CT Co..,
n Executive Con nittce o. SIX DC sppoi9;ed - i5
organization. The following gentlemen wee -,
for LIZ. Cop.,a:ttcA: Smear 1oUsey, b. r. Mahi'l~
SPencr Kirby, ErcdsleA happ' % l. ""'t-''
Gen. Cuaoret - ..,;.- IN the
enUrse az III, Yeyosrls he criticised Gle Adhlhs'I w.
~ Mr. Lincoln. apd yet he said IL vas INC 49,!
Club 70 sl nd By lie President. ara sHl -, 80 80;
istration Ia every measure That teIas ~ p -. t-r,
Pebel.cr lie ana the Club be.!S'eu Il. We ~ ~
p,jacn'c anl 10 sad it Is proposed 70 c',o1 -
freroont for oie torn only. lie oout sly i 'hc ~
- y -, >, mid * he fhe peedcd blow ~ Jee-
5esa In g,luir,r 10 the vet fe seid hs tesiITu -,
frorcltr Il Ae5,s TO pay no cost OF l,e WIZ nc -
not sc t,s toms Of t.e Amnesty PrJclemt! .CA De-
-. 4 ~ y,,r. 10 ct.r.tahe-they were making re
s@ilion easy. Re Wouid pledge ire Pathfinder TO VIC
crous prosacuii OF the war lie QrcmonV WI i''o
a uath the riOsTrac bodies 81 s'e hcoeis -
vii a1oibi e,c eir arIes IN the field. II docs Lite
Good 10 tnrtOY Greek ire into Charleston. OF T. naFcA
coward RicErcnd ana back as'D, OF 70 hicA up '''
The secretary then ,esd The following Platform. which
was received vita emit usl2,t.c cheers. ~, -,
fIAiFGsT or Ife ~ .-ceE tANTNiNH go
,-tnosrs cf Toe rclon C.a.p-a Lu5, bong impressed
n tho iaer .ng a.i'sc;s OF iAc count = 81 : % 80,
iuI ~ ulcs. .xoG principle ID '.'esapo.''A't l ''.
;', NC p ,.ebe Nol Porcy Cb9td forr.D jna do
,ees,ic dJ hereby nominate MAJ. = 1oGr - 5'H. Dc
or caIaltal tie aax Presidency Of lDo AZ ed se@.
Reoc.fi-i-- .u him the pioneer oi O,u tln4gts we"
49, moral sciluGc 20 hear aayoca.s be- s IA Nd
b. was thoT e.'.sa .,Ias &c ~, ', 49,, '9 G -
ro9uhc also, ts be ,Ae AGs 20 stamp 40 imp4s OF
i'rjger rat1la on tbs ar We sceeft Ia, ari. lie
+. AkG OF =.
atutsi ead-r ii tia; e2.e.t, p-o,rssyo, hirv4c th
- me- sl afiv ,csfnioc, T. devo on con1y.
Couftne hrreore IN Die moral convictions ard personal
in,esly ", Ialne Fremont as !he Tp'eai'ii'o O. Ma
.oBa Joy which sisl comprehend. e,
vilorcs Consistent enrsied Prose ution OF the wor
sssns; i.v.. euies 10 De fed wui ode 1s.e ptL1i
tas IIsaoa aa3 lalnos;y e'eolt 70 'o.''~ sso-
III rt q srHIs7e e 70 regulated by le,lsye bodies
end NOT TvscIib-d y ;he Es.caiye .,. D.L.,...
No nisoao Sci dom by attaching tie person G; the ls
Absolute equality Of Il men before tie law wou, distibe
Exies.ou Of beneGc N; principles Of the Hone'esd
! .aGi and h'''' ''''''u''' ''-- anus '1
Faraozn; nationality. opposed se-iiOas application
Tie lid 'uensnee 81 fe Monroe Doctrine win.
rcoy-e tar, sh American foE,gn policy, vhou;
rgad to 'le olinior' or me ,ee' cif.Teisn f9"ei''
A liberal system Of tors!sn l1rlsfa'iou.
The cpetsrrn prize pie cr the Prt,rs. % secure
the integrity Of the caaS II III tbt 1t Lous q d's ohe"
ton ci the con-u'rsncy ny c4icehodeis.
These oe 9rIciper end hi' is our Ni cdsiei 'fd n
rouvcor OF the importance ,Ast sLoe be made 41oyn to
she tretcen 2. cary Is I3,s ~, - &c On 3 ~. q
npss.on That cir ssht OF their oeu;ve sad rgcr.iti
their record ho1 Tabiy, within the present. lease
Mr. PLUlrB then addressed the meeting and suggestsd
fhe following amendment, which was adopted without
That e immediate ed entire extinction Of slavery through.
the United IL demanded hy justice, d rs
efhsrp
Nj. WTIFPIx made a few remarks rejecting mon the
President. BE had seen the bad effects OF liquor and
the evil influence OF Slavery
While alr w vas speaking Mr. Greelcy csme int,
tie room and was received with great enthusiasm.
Mr. GREELEY said that he 10 the meeting ri the
Invitation Os friends. lie did believe that t.e
meeting was factions movement. We have right Il
advocate our CHOICE Ia say 10 oil Judge and weigh aIt
decide. he anxious that the nomination and ~
discussion OF these questions shogld postponed GDti
later day. Let us see what win be doAe BY the sal
snt soldier we havo placed at the head Of our army
dGw Vel Il would have been 10 have postponed the
matter lut that privilege not accorded 70 To;
little account e1outest in his Judgment preIus-
ture. Our PIesideniai are too protracted
antl nc Isl Of September re contests 70, President
are too long for the health Of the rGtior.
he believed the oDetern principle for President the
bes. anc safest II no man IN office could be nominated
for second term while IN Office. Il w0l.d be vas. im-
movement He would lisc - have the resident I'M
deBtand that he IL not tEc head Of party He Was
1riendiy 70 al the gcnt!eren named and shOuld
sustain The man Who received the uU.nin sion
OF the National Convention. He intended 10 give
his enthusiastic abd hezI'y support 20 that candi-
date and iis indignant the great State Of New York
woald snstaiu The candidate The people ~ Ne4.York
were in favor Of pniting down the Rebellion and Is
eauec end sustaining Freedom. and he believed thai
John 9. Fremont would carry ont such views.
Mr.. GuPP then came .orwld ana suggested IN
Amendment TO the platform, which L. -ustIiued in
eensble speech. Lis resolution E0; adOpi.d. Mr..
PARKER lUIsDUEY presented resolution which wac
declared ont Of order Mr.. sNcLIa ToucET snl otAcI
gentlemen debeted a number Of questiore that were
presente when the meeting eGjnurncd, subject ~ tie
Gail OF the Club for grand ratification meeting u BE-
held q; soue futGre time.