New-York tribune., 1870-08-26


sen. Cochrane, unanimously adopted by the Com
m.t,ee:
Resolred That the death Of James B. Taylor is the
esteemed and influential coleague-nOw Hfeless and
mort We remember him as, from his early manhood, he
tned the circuit OF his appointed time the uniaerng
, pie and answering follower of established principles
the exponent of an energy which commanded fortune
aud Identified effort with success and friend, constant
o ur~egnahle as the integrity which lay at the base of
I s virtues. But the note of lamentation dsturbs pan
f. HHd IS with sorrowim pride that we lnScrlDe
a,s 3 That theis resolution be entered on the re-
s.H lie Committee, and tnat copy be transmitted
20 I.- surviving family.
Tic Committee also adopted the following resolutions,
presented 10y Gen. COchrane:
TJ-.sas The clangorcf arms which convuIses Europe
AGAIN e leug,s notice OF It's causes and attention 10 It's
Fa n. That trick Of diplomacy, ostensibly invoked
So. lug peace, no longer adequate to the necessl-
r.s .l trembling throne dynastic presumtiOn, arrO-
s.. adjust European forces, and TO limit the spheres
Er'pcau natonsi and the pursuit Of imperial amDi-
fs with armies ana ntves, and their accomplishment
s. -l..u .u4petiun Of popular subsection, stand, in our
,u f the registered reasons Tor opposing France to
~, r3 That we recognize in the assailant an ideal
o'u factor and real tyraut an absolust masquerade
.l- 3D. Zoe Cdrb Of Pe6SciHtn; an Emperor VINO ap-
yrr the whole Of his engnery 70 the extinction of re-
pr.,a1-m in Europe, meditlted that he might over
llr w Iepuhlcanism here-and failed
Res5'yed That behold in the assaied race whose
root Ter down in the hardhood of German forest life,
ana y1r mincies with our own People true-hearted
>J1feaH Hg, and free Government so tempered that,
VIII crowned heads wagged and royal hands waSed
destruction TO this American Republic it stood forth TO
rg.hke the wish and oppose the effort; while with
ympathec confidence it contributed to our cause both
Snbrdi strength and material succOr. -
Resolred, That for these we have sympathized
mi Win the great German race. We battles
as The Efforts of liberal principles and her victories
of NlpocOnic uss on the one hand and on the other
the accession Of France to freedom ana on germany h
crris.. II may he stayed, Is our nope ana t1e
lrs-er believe, of every truehearted' nghtthnk'
lus American.
ADDRE,s OF THE IRISH REPUBLICAN CENTRAL
CLUB.
We have reason to congratulate ourselves
, the position TO which the nisn Central Republican
-h "a. attained. Though its existence is OF recent
a re = /, already acknowledged among the political par
~ of New-York as preGmiuently the club of the Irish
,e OF America and the center Of principles which as
lovers Of freedom they naturally entertain It's OBJECT
however not merely Irish revolutionary AS Amer
scan citizens living American soil, and enjoying the
Drvrres and protection OF American institutions It's
horS founded it with view, in the first place, TO the
promotion of American interests Ihey qua 80 WIN tne
greater readiness because they believed tnai 1ne m PI%0 mel
q american Trospey are ale 1ae Sa R doing IN u so
VrrSaI progress Ihey DeleNeu aiso ~ innpo
Won the Irish people themselves ana tney Wlsheu 10
., lbi. a nucleus round which lTsh sentiment IN amer
ia might rally and the true character Of Irish principles
Dr asserted and maintained. ... A. c,, -,
Ini dealings with American politics the Club Will
not savishy follow the example of any American party
Its repIbcanisp is NOR th1 mere palEsa%hsnp % f OF
M rely because principles concur in the main with
iO.e OF the great Republican party OF America Dut pc
Ctvsr they express the growing tendency OF the rsh
- toward republican institutions. A.. L.. a..
r we earnestly invite the attention of all thoughtful
aud unpreudced Irshmen. They are no light consider
among Americans most worthy of irish support IT Is
1uc party which has done most both here ana
the party which, during the long days
a ha21 Rj12n Of snret 'p Of the peo
pr- liberties seemed about 10 be exngqshed forever
iftas iecrs taunts Of mOnarchical Europe, bore
.h the banner of the Republic above the attacks OF
-nies abroad traitors at home Unlike the seihsh
D~mDcrOcy or the partisan II is tne auyoeate Oh Pfi
cpes traly and broadly democratic-pTinclpes which,
- NJ enancpation 10 an the world and have made
Amec she to-day house OF refuge to the poor
Ne - MAINTAIN no conflict with individual differences of
,ni6n We eDdesyor to interpret the Constitution not
YrlT from sectarian OF panty point OF view, but from
otter platform which would adapt 1t To the require
In.nt OF ali who seek the shelter Of its protection We
IN America not merely the home Of nation but the
Tayng point OF the lovers OF liberty IN every an9 anu
dom. with such principles the Irish Republican Club
awfuy demand the support OF the lIsa Pe4pe III
America They have ever been the most devoted iooW
erS OF liberty at home tOr lae! nave sui,
rstency and fervor which marked the course of
th-r history with the noble monuments OF nliItyI-
hereditary prncipes-t seeks to rescue them from tne
grasp Of politicians who under the garb OF spurious %
Democracy would practice upon their generosity anu i
patriotism but who thoy ataudoned the Rep1Dne IN
l 1s noof o dsbi seb una - ,be SD5cais TO them
in the name Of Freedom IN me Lame Of the CQnsuIu-
memories stiI turn with nnd regret and which
watches the mat hDr children act worthy
Oi their name aud Of tAe iAld which D.; them. them,
JAMES liAGGEkIf, o,,
President OF the ITisl Ccafrai Republican CluD'
The With Assembly District German Re-
puDhcan Association last evening" admitted ten persons
u membership.
The Soldiers and Sailors Association, lNth
Assembly District have chosen j. b. Roche, VI. Gleason
aud d. Crowley Delegates 10 the Central Convention.
The lst Assembly District Convention of
Queens County Will be held al the Pedrsal House. Ja-
Inaca L. L. TO elect delegates TO the State Convention
The Central Matthew r. Brennan AssOcia-
u9n ast evening after considerable discussion, appoint
"a committee on constitution and bylaws with dfrec-
uoh' TO report at the next meeting
lhe Irish Republican Central Club had q
stormy session last night caused by efforts 10 secure
SuaH9e VI omeeis The outs" are anxious to be the
vailed. 'N PN"0O "'''i" ""iN ~
senator sawyer of South Carolina was in town
yesel Sy morning. on his way from Tie Cleveland Edu
cstO Convention, 10 visit his old home i'm WorceseP
Sounty M'9s ~. & Mr sawyer most heartily approves the
Ile m Of south '''4hs the uSdDIntios VI