New-York tribune., 1842-01-10

| ks lcFtAiH * aru-At meeting Ul mo clti-
zans Of The Esvenl Ward, held al Wariues' House, IL
Hous.on -;Ies pursuant notice, confer upoa the
mears Of ensuing the completion Of the NowYork aud
Eric RAILROAD Assi VALENTINE toos Chnir, aad Az:
DREW JACKSON appointed Secretary.
D O. MAsoMBsR, Esq stated theohjact Of the meeting
aud most lucid menpar uccinct hi.tory OF the
Company and its operations up 20 III: present tim
Judge BsYARo, .! Syracuse FOR short tina euchhina
the attention ri hi. audience by Interesting
and important ronsrLs
On motion Of HHsaY 2. BOLSTER, Esq. Committee If
Ave appointed to draft resolutions expressive the
sense Of the meeting.
Henry 3. BOLSTER, SIiAs TotI.s, JANE. K. PALMER.
WILLIaM GAGE end C. j. DoDeE, ware appointed such
Committee
IKE COMMITTEES bavicg ple,ed their sho.. returned,
| AID ABM. M.VALKrINE Esq read the following reso!u
tiogs
RtsOcsd, That the interest. Of tle City of New
York require the opening Of every available which
nriag TO Il trade and travel tha The raH1 OF American
products ia retarn is of the highest Importance to lis com
nsrcIal prospects.
Re.osed That matt al advantages ore not enough
for the final success OF CIR city: The Eric Canal q
purely hca' work, has extended the 1I1on River
Lake E.is; aud II its results FOR eight month, year
have made Nswiork much than sue could other
~ise have bee2 II IL Tine by the construction Of sim
liar work o! internal Improvement (tie New York and
Erie Rsroad) 10 ourseres that husinoss hich
DE directed to for the remaining four nonths Of
the year.
Resolrtd That We believe, by doing, shalt in
Tho wealth, power ard RESOURCES of Sea FORK fail
fifty per ceat and thai every nhahi:2nt will feel directly
either his savings gains the benefits which so dis
iinctly exhibit themselves 10 our view.
Rt,olreG That ~c , put our shoulders TO the wheel
aad If Hercules VIII rot help wi raise steam.
the rscon from tie rutghut Civ. an impsts SiIich
viii send il forward 7.iii locomotive por.rr.
Rt,0lrtd Tint va approve Of Ward subscriptions aad
will gre them all aid and support
n n tI,n Of
Committee Of tro Obtain subscriptions the stock of
the Company.
Or motion ofAlr Ecl.;er the Committee Increased
TO five
Slas Tabia., Christopher Hampton.
William s. Pearson, Jeha To wIsopd lr., and
William Gage,
appointed such Committee
Gin motion of ALLEN CLARK, Esq, was resolved. that
the proceedings of this meeting bo published signed by
The Chairman and Secretary.
On motion. the meeting adjourned.
ABB. u. VALENTINE, Chairu,a!l.
ANDREW JAcEsoS, Secretary. jl0
u Fourteenth ySurd.-AN ENTHUSIASTIC
MEETING IN THE FOURTEENTH WA2D-An isl
gathering Of the People OF the Fourteenth con-
veEcd evening Central 'lall Grand street when
=. w ENGs, Ext was cae,i IL tho zChur, and SAMuBL
NICHOLS s,l ANDREW SURE, appointed Wee Prcsi-
dents, and NICHOLAS sAMMls, aud CHARLES c. IiATcH
appointed Secretaries.
The Chairman called hs meeting or!ar, and after
having stated The ccs for wsGh convened, intro
4uced 10 tho meeting GEO w. RALPH, Esq, who in
eloquent and spirtsrug spcsch OF abas hour made
an sppen To TIE People OF NowYork TO aid IN of.ctng
he speedy completion OF tito Ns~-fol and Erie Rail
.ogd.
Mr. Ralph poiated out, peculiarly interesting man
ner the great advaItsg Now FORK he der.red from
this road aud the powerful manner appealed 10
.ia pride Of Ne~Yorkers upon this siaiy iaPortaE.
question. After Mr. Ralph had concluded, the Chairman
addressed the meeting LENGTH fcelingy and
forcby upon The Importance Of boray on TIC part Of
the cizenr Of this Ward aid of ;h. great Stale prs,
ject and concluded by ohsrng the following re:oluon
winch asun2nmously adopted =
Resoised Thai heartily respond to the resolutions
pased public meeting held ~ Nlb!os n relation 10
the York Eria Railroad psuge our efforts 10
carry them ea set far the " ard IL Interested.
On motion, The meeting adjourned.
i. w. ENGS, Chairman,
sAMuRf N'cn"ls' Vice rre.idsnt.
ANDREW SURE,
NELSON SAaAIs ! s.o,o.a-;.x
dl0 CHARLES {. HATCH 80
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