New-York tribune., 1841-09-01


Dry Goods Merchants of this City eose their a5
after the FIRST day Septshsr -1eeei-r
Saturday evenings, respectfully
REPORT.
hsrr" the due imposed upon "a Accordingly hey sai @
Dry Merchants and submitted for 'he a.
brbs 1nise snnouc ;. IN re.uI, Of b
all tie Retail Dry Goods heEchans Of thr city
osee in The perf,ranc- OF th received VAR; ca
operation OF many Dry Goods Merchants and we're surprised
ai,h the and niny readiness with ~hieh ley IA
pledge writing close their stores at the spee
ned. Your compelled ooHvyer to ae hat 0E i've
eycng md All TIE ,rgunen We have aitemp,ej -
array them they persist this seas
ha; thu, nutsber Will ultimately sbandon practice uua
the Clerk aud detrimental the eapoyei bat which will ,er's
become dlshonora5e 10 the estimation o. all
Your farther report that there bCH; dozen Of Dry
Goods Merchants located Broadway sud in that vnin who De-
eae entering INTO written pledge The ground 'hsi has sa,
been their uniform usage hat their at snd before oe
tue time they
vita our plan but unanimously aud emn pledge themselves
oay ha1 f WIN ot Keep oea heis shops alter the hour naui
Upon this solean the character
Merchants rely with the confidence
will be that sAagulne expectations
realized that the Dry
Merchants carrying 'h business in tn. city OOy about II Is
houses declined giving their rre approval psn
that that small number will coucede
ces, beng the resolution OF All ~ho have
pledge their sccoriirg 10 their
o. and after therefore, the first day OF September, all the
Goods City, with the exception Of the i've
iSv named viii b. cei talg omittng saturday :; ocoeL
NJ and entertain the fullest confidence thai all
Who have entered will steadily dhse
hi,,on anv se.k will NOT ripe before ard an cn,gb
ened pubic opinion wl render the practice EH'rerssL
would respectfully invoke the favorable ecusdFa
pubc this The Clerks ssAed an act OF
tee to be- par. OF their sbor ard tie
bsye generously craned their request il
with the pubic TO sly whether those VINO nave come n Ger
shall be sustained Happily ths subject indulge
40 distrus that Discriminating puhc viii sustain pn
incidentally beneficial TO all.
Your conclusion but that their
Merchants for the uniform kindness
manifested towards your COMMITTEE nue. waiting upon hcn AMI
they therefore suggestive passage of the resolutions accompanying
Resoyrd That We tender our ,ncs thanks TO the Mereha
employers for the ready asd willing manner in winch our Pe
received and accepted By them
Resolrd orgaaz, ourselves Society be called
Dry Goods Clerks Association for the establishments au;
''''-' ''' THOMAS IL. OAKLEY, Chairman.
JAMES D. CRAIG, Secretary. SHE
u lIerchnnis' Temperance MeetinG.-The under.
signed merchants of tho City Of Newfok, regarding with
delight the onward march and eceSi unh' OF the
perxnce aud in foreign countries believing thst
the disue laocs beverage, woad ban
unnumbered evils the world and restore OF Heavens
richest blessings Notwithstanding that Merchants have
gain other class of by the advancement and
of the temperance they should contribute
least OF influence and effort to this objects and BE-
eyug that this may by organized and
part hereby Of Merchants Of this C
friendly to the formation Merchans Temperance Society
Clinton Hail. Wednesday, Sept Let
o'clock, PM Ners- York, Dag. IL, ISL
Nathaniel Weed Rcyo c. Hauee
Gabriel p Disosway H. H. Jones
| r. H. McCurdy Samuel Leeds lr
| ]. W. Leaytt Charles smith
S Z 4a. Mend Mend, DANIEL D aa Ay,e,
J. & J. F. Seymour jas. B. Oakley
Bowen & McNsmee L. Kirby Co
tlalsted Haines & Co. :. L l.. liolSes
Dawson, vAnP Co. sl,s Brown CO.
Chas. A. Peek Chas. H. Marshall
AN Arsda Sackctt &
D. A. Cushmaa & Co. seeey x Crawford
:. ~ Bennett Leeds, Robbins a Page
Holsed & Brothers Arthur Tappau
VIM Van AntweTp Jonathan leayiti