New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-30
Special Meeting Of the German Repsblican
CeNfra1 Committee.

| A special meeting of the German Republican
Central Committee held last night at tho Head
quarters Of the Committee. No. % Third avenue. ii.
Raster esq., In the chair and Messrs. Gustavus Leyy
and G. Manshot, Secretaries. Mr.. TAnAK reported
the following resolutions from the Executive Committee
which, having been put, were carried unanimously
Reoleed That We the German Republicans Of the City and
County of New York. cheerfuly recognize in The platform
adopted by the Baltimore Convention legitimate develop
nent Of the main principle embodied in the Chicago platform
Of 1890 viz that freedom national and ought TO prevail
wherever the national authority h By the Federal statute OF
Il, become by the laws OF paramount to all local )u'i'
diction.
Rsored That utterly reject, wilful aduteTstion OF
true Rada the mongrel PLATFORM got up at Cleveland by
tho unhoy alliance Of Denoc traitors ana soreheaded de-
str,ers from ranks Of the Republican party; and ha
knowing sentiments OF the eedomoying citizens oil Ger
BIRTH that only exceedingly small and n'g
nihcan, fraction their number have been sedneed by de-
signing demagogucs TO join In tia. unholy alliance
Resaod That in the elfevdent lie Of the Cleveland plat
form that Slavery Is dead" hamefu compromise
between port n Of those Radicals who years have been
deDouncing the present Administration the ground OF lis
dealing death blow TO Slavery" and the Democratic
traitors vino desire Slavery from all the blows that
the Of the war the Nation, in selfdefenso might
DEALT; and that party be supposed honestly ard heart
lily desire the extinction Of Slavery which does not ac
the patent tbat slavery
Of but unhappiy still gives vitality aud strength to- the Re
belon.
Re,oocd That, while heartily idorsing the Baltimore plat
form and logical opposition Of Republican sentiments
far goes deeply deporc the policy of expedcncy
which has excluded from that platform recognition Of the
correctness OF the principle underlying the concation law
interpreted By judge Underwood Of Vrgins and that
.hal deem the task Of the Republican parry not yet accom-
phed until the reconstruction Of the Rebel States shall be
-. = A.. f..l Il
estates Il the Rebels homestead. population of indepcnd
ent ireeholdeTs.
Relred That IN accepting candidates the nominees
OF the Baltimore Convention Abraham Lincoln and Andrew
Johnson desire to express belief in their honesty Of
purpose and their fshuucs. the Of freedom how
ue.oeyer most + nay doubt The cSpcdency the
in principle Ct adopted by the present
Administration.
Ro,olr,a That, in our belief the action Of the Baltimore
Convention In admitting the Missouri Radical delegation,
coupled with the adoption Of the ,iah section Of The platform
could not and certainly ought not TO- have been .under
stood; that M Convention has undoubtedly meant TO disap
prove Of all those efforts known tie Kentucky policy, at
tcmporzns and cJmpTomisng with The PToslayery shsH
asts Of tho Border States and hat any persistence ia that
unfortunate policy while II would directly sgons; the
plainly wishes 4 the Baltimore Convention, could
bu, dapeu the rdor aud enthusiasm with which ~ firm
uphoder. Of freedom would like to enter the Pres
Dental campaign.
Re.oired Tha, the Baltimore Convention in indorsins the
traditional policy Of th, regard the efforts Of
foreign Pow~s TO destroy republican governments on the
American continent, has meant 70 erect beacon b. which this
Adaiaain should its Of foreign policy, in
order remain a, harmony with the instincts and d.rss OF
the people,
Rared That It the unqualified sentiment Of the German
Republican, Of the Baltimore Convention, that no
ought 10 be retained in Office and especially not in the
a ill.,.
pah1e with the sentiments and prncpl the true loyai.ts
represented At Baltimore aud that the harmony Of action in
he administration Of the COUNT. desired by the popn
az body that nominated Abraham Lincoln for reelection.
oul be interpreted ia the Hight Of the acsn Of that body in
40 Admission OF the Missouri Delegates.