The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-03

n7- SECOND YARD MEETING. Whereas at a
meeting OF the seifsyled, "Democratc" Association OF
the 2nd Ward held on Tuesday evening last, pream-
bic and resolutions adopted containing among other
charges, the following
"Whercas, the wing party, having ayowed their nten-
ton to make the laborng portions OF the community,
ee hard times" putting their scheme OF persecu-
ton practice by refusing to deal with or employ men
who will consenttO surrender their democratic prln-
cDles and discargng from their employment those who
earn their wages by the sweat Of their brow, because
they I'LL throw in their principles by way OF heapng
measure"
And whereas it becomes the duty of the wings in said
ward particularly to notice the charge thus grave
zy rased. We therefore, members OF Tippecanoe Club
No 2, do most positively pronounce the charge utterly
untrue and unounded, and as we are precluded from
noticing the fact illustrated by the varied domestic re-
iatons of the individuals forming that meeting in c0nse
quence of not knowing the names of said individuals
may however be Improbable investigation to en-
auire how far the gentlemen signing their OH
of that meeting, may have been effected in their bu
sness by that supposed proscnptve determination oil e
Wing party.
of that meeting industrious Chair maker residing IN
the 2nd Ward, hath been enabled to MAINTAIN hllhseu
and family apparently comfortably in part by The patron
Mr.. Edward Morrison one of the Secretaries of said
meeting, is Book keeper for MIR. Bull, Me eant TAI
Tor doing business in Baltimore street, and daily nspec
ton of his employers book ought TO have satisfied that
gentlemen of the utter fasehood OF the charge, and nave
satisfed him that q portion of Wing patronage has
reached and benefited that establishments; and lastly
Mr. j. Thompson Laws is clerk for Mr. John Sharply,
of Pratt st. consistent Wing, from whom of course he
n
life stamps his assertion with tfltT1dh
Therefore be Resolved, By the Tippscahoe Club Of
the 2nd Ward that the charge above rected is like other
contained in said preamble and resolutions, ut
tery, untrue and unfoufided.
Resolved, That the proceedings of this meeting be
published in the different Whg papers Of t6e c yo.
ROBERT S. BUTLER, Secretary.
FIRST BALTIMORE TiPPECANOE CLUB.
Extract from proceedings of May 2oth.
ResoIred, That il be recommended to the Ladies of
the 18th Ward TO open subscription iii their respective
families in aid of the fund for the benefit of the widow
and orphan children of the late Thomas H. Laughlin,
who was publicly assassinated while in the discharge Of
duty infringing upon the rights of no one, and guaran
teed by the Constitution to every freeman IN tins Re
public.
Resolved That the committee receive contributions
the Laugn fund be increased, aud that they be au
thorzed TO wait the citizens Of the 18th WaJd and So
Ecit contribuonsi aid of the above fund. The follow
ing gentlemen constitute said committee-WmP Stew
art Levi Fahnestoc J. T. Peters, Gen. j. Medinrt, Dr.
j. f. Perkins, j. S. Skinner A. b. Murray, Col. Samuel
Mcclellan, j. G.. Blackburn, Washington Booth, DIR. j.
X. Piper, and Charles Whttermon.
RESOLVED That the thanks of this Club be presented to
Isaac Munroe Esq for hundred copies of the Life
General Hason presented ~ him to the Club Tor gra-
t,litous distribution.
Signed, JOS ROBINSON, V. President.
john II. PIPER, Secretary.
TWELFTH WARD.
The First Baltimore Tppecanoe Club will meet at
their room, at the Western Hotel, fomeTy Clark -
West Baltimore street, on THURSDAY Evening, June
4th at O'Clock. All persons opposed TO the present
administration are invited to attend. An address may
be expected from distinguished friend of Harrison and
Reform.
WILLIAM P. STEWART, President
JOHN r. PIrER, Rec Sec. je 3
SIXTH WARD TIPPECANOE CLUB.-Wi hold
their regular meeting at Trades Union Hall, corner Mar
ket and Gay streets on THIS "wednesday EVENING,
the 3rd ns O'Clock. As it is desirable to have
full meeting this occasion every member OF the Club,
and ofthe Ward disposed to join the same are in
vited TO attend je3
WING CENTRAL COMMITTEES OF HOWARD
DISTRICT requested to meet ut Browns Hotel,
BIlicott's Mills, Saturday next, at 10 o'clock.
je3 J. $. WILLIAMS, Chairman.
N3-SEVENTH WARD TIPPECANOE CLUB-Will
meet FRIDAY next at 8 o'clock p. NJ, at North
Bend.-Reports and Addresses on important business
are expected OH that evening.
CHAS. w. HANSON, Pres't.
r. II. COLEMAN, Scc'ry.