The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-06

ges he is not allow ed 10 board home or eanno, get
nit paying two boards II is well known 20 you ALL
sailor spends but little money in his boarding house
pnd the best customer in the grog shops from the SAIL
ors' Home may here remark great many OF sailors
landlords keep temperance houses.
Now, gentlemen, to the second question:" What do
they wantp
Why, want the people open their eyes 20 this
constitutional monopoly and aid apple alton 70
the Legislature to oppose the gift ofthe $1,000 already
loaned to the Home and which they apply for as
gilt and assist then in compelling the return othe $1,000
to its legitimate channel and TO be applied 10 the general
good and not exclusively the OF any party OF IN
suton-to aid us in asserting the seamens righ CT
tzensoi free country and in putting down monopoly
established to the injury of tradesmen dnusns Their Gus
tom throughout the whole community, whereas the
Sailors Home conne their patronage TO one butcher and
washing, and make profit out OF the sailor in every
way but out OF gog; nor will the influence OF the sal
ors' Home stop here if not successfully checked but
extend 10 all descriptions Of people working along shore
To the third questionE"what is their purposer- To
point out by resolutions to be adopted at this meeting TO
the public and the Legislature, the monopoly existing
the Sailors Home, and compel far may be in their
power restriction of the money lent the Home
expense of the other part OF the community and
their rights citizens of free Republic and to ask all
honest men, whether wings democrats, TO joan them in
doing
GEORGE BANGLEY OVER
L. FEB. Sd, 1884, 3l6 Wafer ST., n. Y.
dressed by the Chairman w. shaer, Esq, w. Palmer,
John Boodgood Esqwho in his good natured sailor like
way, the instance OF young naive oil
this city, who that day refused shipping because he
did not board at the Sailors Home, this young
living with his mother and assisting in supporting her.
This same young also served his apprenticeship out
this port The meeting also addressed to the
pose by Alexander Ming and G. H. Pursee, whose eo-
quence elected great applause The following resolutions
were unanimously adopted -
Resolved That all monopoly odous. and contrary to
thefundamental principles of free republic, and it is
sential to the well being of the public that the monopoly
nov the Sailors Home should be fully represented
to the people, aud laid before the Legislature for redress
Resolved. That the Sailors privileges
equaed in the annals OF country being furnished
with the capital OF $4,000 without interest for five years
lent from the public purse establish institution pro-
missing to be for the benefit OF seamen in general pdrcu
larly the distressed but become oppressive
nopey injurious alike to the sailors interest and those
connected with them.
Resolved the fact ofthe monopoly sfuly developed
by the ship .ers and merchants controlling the funds
and managing the institution to the injury OF the sailors
by ordering the officers of their ships employ any
men for them who do not board at the Sailors Home being
to the exclusion OF married men and young who
in duty bound to reside with their families and support
them as well as preventing seamen from boarding where
they have been accustomed to- or lkedeprivng them of
that freedom OF person that every honest citizen has
Tieht to enjoy.
Resolved, That this meeting therefore consider the
Sailors Home as at present carried out infringement
oil our rights and privileges citizens of free republic,
and particularly the sailors and those connected with
them and of the shipping in generain this the meeting
is fully confirmed by the past proceedings of the ship
owners and managers of the Sailors Home by welding
this institution to the exclusion OF all who do patronze
that institution.
Resolved, That the proceedings ofhs meeting be sign.
proper also to be transmitted the Governor with the
request that he will be pleased lay the same before the
Legislature Tor their action thereon and pray redress
their hands and to cause due restoration Of the funds
lent from the state to the institution that the may
constitutonally employed.
From the New York Protestant Vndicator Nov g. ls4l
CO BRlsTOL'S EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA.
We never notice the all efficient" medicines genuine or
quackery of the day. But have witnessed case of
one Of cur own Executive Committee which cannot
pass III silence We aude to the able cure of
mar. Thomas Hogan, who Is well known in city
to our city authorities from his official duties in the City
Hall he was brought to the very gates of death by
most painful disease in the face and head. It pro-
nounced scrofulous affection His ply sicans ceased
their visits and he was depared OF by his little family
while his friends expected daily to hear that he
signed to the tomb But all the delighted witnesses
Of his unexpected restoration health that he
about and attend TO business And all this know.
effected simply by his taking strictly according rule
Bristors Extract OF Sarsaparilla.
all MIR Willing
those who may wish to him. He is be found at 2Os
Stanton street. MY.
10 READ ONE, READ ALL-Dear Sirs: Though
have not the pleasure of personal acquaintance with
you yet sense OF duty yourselves and the public
generally consrans to bear my testimony solicited
ny any one IN favor OF Compound Clarified Essence
OF Hoarhound Candy Having sometime ago been serious
y afflicted with cold my breast the of which
were becoming alarming, accidentally came across
ew iS Quite
~ the difficulty ofmy heart and in my throat give way
Inc Tree and easy mucus discharge together with other
most desirable effects which your candy produc ed saved
me most probable from consumption, which seemed to
lay fast hold upon my lungs and enable me TO pursue
arduou duty without serious embarrassment while at the
same time recovered my health.
With sincere respect,
am, gentlemen, yours, SC, JOHN +. LYON
Pastor Of the Methodist K. Church, York Pa.
To Nessr j. Pease Son, as Division street-January A.
N. B.-We would here observe that the above gentle.
man now Pastor of the German Mission Church Sc
cond street near avenue c. in this city, and all who
scepca will please call and him. and he will dispe
their doubts j. PEASE SON, as Division st.
90 PRESERVATION OF HEALTH-Th extraor.
binary increase patent medicines renders necessary
direct the attention offames and nvalids remedy
whicn they may have recourse with benefit and safety
Foremost among those which recommended for eca-
cy and Peasantness are shermans Medcaed Lozenges.
which Tor years have deservedy enjoyed extensive popu
iarity For coughs, colds asthma whoopng cough con-
sumption, headache, paptation, lowness OF spirits
Sickness worms dyspepsia &c. these Lozenges inv al
liable Dr. Shermans warehouse at O6 Nassau street
Agentss state street. Boston, ~ Westminster street and
phia.
1s- "THE TO MIC MIxTURE."-This celebrated
remedy composed OF five ingredients the active prnc
pies oil which are highly concentrated 1t is used
very extensively and with great success by the medca
faculty, for the cure of debility rom whatever causeJ
dyspepsia complaints Sold by the authority OF
the College of Medicine and Pharmacy of the city of New
York. Price 81 per bottle. Half dozen lin cases) S.
w. S RICHARDSON, Agent.
Principal office of the College 81 Nassau st
90 THE FRENCH ANTIPHLoGIsTTC MIXTURE
cures an cases OF gonorrhGa, gleet, seminal weakness
tced in all cases Sold by authority Of the College Of
Medicine and Pharmacy Of the city of New York. In
large bottles price 81 in small do so cents sses So
w. s. RICHARDSON, Agent,
Principal oficeof the College, 81 Nassau street.
New PENNY ParER.-The subscribers have the honor Of
announcing to the public that they have completed their
arrangements for the establishment of penny paper
in this city, under the title of
THE EVENING SUN,
the FIRST number of which will be published from the
Office, southeast Nassau and Fulton streets, d