New-York tribune., 1842-01-08


] PHILLIPS pIiENIX, Chairman
s NV h sr'Is secre,sres. -
II / enthusiastic SuiiranI tarc,inx IN
the Fhird .Furd-A; a meeting Of the citizens OF
The Third Ward, convened pursuant notice for the
purpose of taking Confederation tho clrctuli
measures for the speedy complconnf TIE New York and
Eric Railroad, AID. BENSON GALE. lie the chair and
u H. STOKE was appointed Secretary.
The meeting having boon called 10 order, CHARLES
srErsos, E,q in few iorcb'c and eloquent remarks
stated the ohjce. OF the Convention
GEO w. RALFI. Esq, followed al some oHr til. eiuai-
dating IN the clca'cst manner the importance the
and Stale Of New York the innlcdiso completion of
the york under consideration Dir R. Listened
TO eth much interest, aud produced Impression ihc
minds Of his audience which ,hoir action. viii full,
rOhoras.
On motion Of Alderman UNDERWOOD the Chair APP
pointed Col Nm L. STONE CHAs. STETsoN, aud GEO.
scHorr committee 10 draft resolutions.
Col STOKE (thc committee having completed their la
bor) reported the following resolutions
Res0ired That the natural advantages Of New York
commercial city taking into nsideraton both climate
and position than tho0 Of any oser seaport
the cOntEent, and that il remains only for man TO put
forth his and his strength secure those adva-
taC6s to The full.
Resoirsd That the Erie Canal though oppos ID in it-
commencement chHsrica scheme, has proved itself
river OF gold pouring into the lap OF New York ard
TINT believe the completion of the Ncw-i ok ard Ere
Railroad will insure blessing equally signal both TO the
city and state.
R1soiced That he State OF NGw,york, the Poueer in
cause 5tcrnai improvements carno look With IN
dcroace upon thu last "nS greatest OF her achievements
four hundred and "rty milo. Of consecutive railway
ResU,Gd That III TIC present state OF h0ancis matters
the ucople look w}th ct!sct tho state hut thai
they nave Just tghI arpcal.lo the ,ried and n'o
sbc energy and perseverance, Of The people III matter
wc is sinsnary their ofgn had which appeals equally
To the pride AVID III ore. Of every New York
RexorsG, That IN s state of stisrs. the city of Now
York viii 10 herself and tho contiguous Counties
through which The tsiiway destined TO pass resting
her sapacy ANA that of her nelqhbor- line The
road She wII doubt tina; such may bo raised
will complete the oagast RAlim the world, and add
UNNECESSARILY the hrppiucss OF ALL and 10 the rartca
lar prosperity Of tins Guy
Ouprcseatlng the Res5utio5s Col STONE ma lie u few
rtnlarks il his usual fscitous style
he was followed bv MIC. PATTERSON E.q, who, with
even more thsM his usual ability, enforced upon hi. audi
euce The Imperative necessity for the SAFETY of tho stand
mr. OF our CITY, Of mModste constructing the Rail
Road.
Col SroNg az ain FOR few minutes oachG!acd the at
i,non Of his audience by examples of energy and sue
cessn enterprise the part o other cities not possess
ug in any proper the wealth aud resources of New
York. After this,
CnAR1ss SrKrSoS walked upto the .atic and enforced
by example worthy be initiated nv all Inc "rgA
maAis which, had been ed,iuccd during tho evening, by
Increasing the an.ountcf lc subscription las: aud We are
happy TO- say his example Tas ioii'wed--lhus We aah
with delight tho uuspicous commandment Of oar ,".-
cessfu competition will, risaii lie; Iho hal! hse F
rolling
On motion OF Col. William l. Sione Committee OF
Two exc pointed by the Chsr osin Subscriptions
in accordance ~:;h The resolution, of The mecling
on.ruot. on Walter X Psnay aud Enock Morgan were
appointed .ucl, Committee.
Previous 10 dournmeut, il was resolved, OF h!oto" o
Ala uuetsool that the proceedings DO published IN :.
the daily pspers signed BY the Chsrnaa am see'e'"F!
Ga motion OF Col. stone. the meeting seJorrnea.
E BENSON, Chairman.
b. II. STONE, Secretary. y
u Mercantile Library Associnhch.-i! t'
Nominating Committee rppoutea at m'e'hs OF ''e
Mczbots Mercantile Library Association on Sainr-
Evening" 18th ul; respectfully present the following
pasoUs osnIiatos for ,o sutageof The members On
INDEPENDENT LIBERAL. Tier Ell.
For Pr..Gest,
JOINT K OI.llNS, ~t;s Avmar * Co.
For pie. President,
HENRY Pr ALL, with a. T. Stewart & Co,
For Corresponding Secretary,
&C. c. GORDON s,h McCu,dy, Aidrich 4 seeicsr.
For Recording Secretary,
WUJIAM " PARIS, with American Exchange Rapk
Cor Yrtasatsr,=
ANTHONY RMsEV. vii; Trades2ca's B.nk,
For Oireetars,
THOMAS w HINCHMAN, win Bccar, Bsrla1.a & Go
WALpRON B. Pc ST Jr.. with Celia il Pest
REUBEN BIIRKHALTER, with Henry Wrckof < co
DANIEL. G. HYDE, with Frederick Kellogg
WM H. CIR ENELL, with Wood, lahnsioa x B@'F.i:-
THOMAS FREHBORN, Jr,, with FTeeborn HI thcoek
IP.ROeINS0S, with E. z & A.Woodr.il.
JOSEPH t.pOST.
WA. X. MOVES.
WA VIVIAN bUSklRkI Noninstut
PEARCE BARROW,
JOHN X. LLOYD, Co&h!te9
HENRY PINkhAM,
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