The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-04
MARKETS.

no SECOND YARD MEETTNG.-Where at a
meeting of the selfsyled Democratic'' Association OF
he end Ward held ON Tuesday evening last, a prean-
tie and resolutions adopted containing among other
charges, the following:
"Whereas, the whg party, having avowed their nten-
ton to make the l2bOriDg portions of the community,
feel hard times" putting their scheme of persecu-
ton into practice by refusing to deal with employ men
who will consent to surrender their democTatc pr-
cipes and dschargng from their employment those who
their wages by the sweat of their brow, because
they will not throw IN their principles by way OF heapng
measure"
And Whereas becomes the duty of the wings in sad
wa ID more particularly to notice the charge thus grave
IS raised, We therefore, members Of Tppeeanoe ClgD
No. ,, do most positively pronounce the charge utterly
untrue and unfounded, and we are preciuded from
noticing the fact illustrated by the varied domestic re-
latons of the individuals forming that meeting, in conse
quence OF not knowing the names OF SAID individuals
may not however be an unpohtable investigation 10 en-
qure how far the gentlemen signing their names az Oil
that meeting may have been effected in their bu
sness by that supposed proscpve determination OF tic
Wing party.
We therefore aver that Mr. John Soran the President
of that meeting, industrious Chair maker residing
the 2nd Ward, hath been enabled TO maintain himself
and family apparently comfortably in part by the patron
age of the Wings
Mr.. Edward Morrison one of the Secretaries of said
meeting, Is Book-keeper for Mr.. Bull Mereiant Tai
lor doing business in Baltimore and daily inspec-
ton of his employers book ought have satisfied that
gentlemen Of the utter asehood of the charge and have
satisfied him that portion of Wing patronage has
reached and benefited that establishment; and lastly,
Mr., ], Thompson Laws is clerk for Mr. John Sharply,
of Pratt ST., eoiSE'eht WING IRON wlon course he
receives maintenance, every itiaItef day ofwhoe
life stamps his assertion with utT1ah.
Therefore be it Resolved BY the Tppecanoe Club of
the 2nd Ward that the charge above recited is like other
matters contained in said preamble and resolutions, ut
teTiy, untrue and u1fouided
Resolved, That the proceedings of this meeting be
published in the different Wing papers of the city.
BY order, ROBERT DUTTON, Pres't.
ROBERT S. BUTLER, Secretary
{6z-TENTH H.4RD.-At IL meeting of the Tenth
Ward Tippecanoe Club Friday evening, the 10Th of
May, il was
Resolred, That we approve of the plan recommended
by the Tippecanoe Club of the Seventh Ward give
the ladies opportunity to subscribe TO the fund for the
widow and orphans, of the unfortunate ThOs H. Laugh
lin, who was murdered in the Wing Procession, the
4h of Mays and that committee of six disappointed for
the purpose of obtaining subscriptions from the WING la
dies of this ward
SAMI.. ]. n. HANDY, Pres't.
ELLIOTT o. d. Poor, Sec'y. jed
GERMAN 1TPPEC.4NOE CLUB.
BALTIMORE, June =, 1870
Atmeeting of the Club held last evening, the bow
ing resolution adopted;
Resoired That thanks LIE presented 10 Isaac Mum
roe Esq for 20 copies of the Life of General Harrison
in the German Language, presented by him to the Club
for gratuitous distribution. By order,
jed H. STORCH, See G. 7, c.