New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-26

9TH Tia, IL an attempt be made TO revive the fnPe
| here we viii again assemble. -. e.,
5sh That we hope c. N. Clay VII be aa,iseo. ro r
bv our regard 10 our wives children our homes our
n,oterty our country our honor. wear what name he
may be connected with whom he may, wns'eser SI
or party here or elsewhere may sustain Dim ne -
no, uusli.h an Abolition Paper here, and 'nis We amin
., he r;sk he i, of his blood own or ootn VI ~
All h. may bring Of bond free, 70 aid his Hufaeio'
hand. - .,,bor.
I'D 10 appoint Committee OF sixty Of our Dody' NJ
han be authorized repair the ONCE OF me ~
American take possession of press snd prinnne PPs
ra,us pack up the same and place Il n the Ia
ice for transportation to Cincinnati and repor'
u this body. a..
The committee Of sixty having been epPoih"u -'0
meeting adjourned to give them an opportunity y ~
work which had been assigned them "Sicen5 ~ i'''
a-au At > o'clock p NJ to receive their report here
follows the official record Of their Proceeobs'
The Committee appointed by the meeting 70 LEX, rske
down and pack up the pres r. ,esnectf,lI, ~ re-
American printing ofnce' Us 49,
Pcr. ~ 'e Of the direction Of the meeting.
they proceeded once 10 the once OF tnal Pape We
IN! S,cb an arriving al the door, was gwen up 10
- ~h.;-nsn by Mr. DOwden, City Marshal. The
VI f the e,y was at The door, and gave notice that
.h Committee acting IN opposon 70 law. but tnht
the city authorities could OFFER no iorcioe resistance %
them. =. a, H.; ,.,o.
were hen admitted into the Office, and the doors we're
after them. The COmrnluee Dein- cdlfu 10 Oii
by Mr. Johnson ts Chairman. on motion OF JOSIAH IN
n- J. B. Clay was appointed. unanimously 10 a'' as
Secretary.
on motion Of Maj W. r. Mckee. it was then
Resolred That the COMMITTEE mold itsef resPonsloie
for any thing which might be LOST destroyed whist the
Committee performing the duty assigned 10 tnef
On motion OF X Higgins.
R,solrsd That James yirden and Jos. Scrushain be
appointed 10 take down the press and Mcssrs Cunning
ham and Harvey TO put up the type and inai Mes.,-
Fnnis Barlow. Jouitt BEARD Stewart. Robinson, Ne
gowan Oldham and Marsh TO ASSIST iiein'
On motion of r. T1ford.
R,.olred That the Secretary take list Of the proper
ty packed up A.
Editor Of the True American by unanimous fesoiu'
ZION was TO his house
Tie Commitree not being able accomplish TIE duty
assigned by o'clock the hour 10 which the meeting had
adjourned Messrs r. Higgins, T. : Redd. Macy 1wais
DR. Darby B. Robinson and J y. Clay were depued -
report progress 10 the meeting After which all TIE
ype presses and other articles belonging 10 The ,ice
sent TO the Railroad Office to be shipped oeyono
the limits Of the state 70 the order Of G N. Clay.
GEORGE w. JOHNSON, Chairman.
JB. CLAY. scc'y.
Aner the reception of this report the meeting was adj
dressed by Ex-Governor Metcse The following letter
was subsequently addressed to Mr.. Clay
LEXINGTON August l9ih. l-fj.
e NJ CLAY Tsq-Sir: We have been directed by
the Committee Of the meeting held yesterday. at me
Coir House ss its oicers 10 inform you that the press
type &c Of the "True American paper have been
carefully pm, up and shipped by railroad to Cincinnati
10 the care of Messrs January Taylor subject 10 your
order and that the charges and expenses upon them
have been paid.
with proper respect we have the honor to be. SC.
GEO. w. JOHNSON, Chairman
J. r. CLAY, Secretary
The Senior Editor Of the Louisville Journal, who VI"
messed the proceedings, says
THE president read the names Of the committee OF
sixty who were taken ndiscrninatey from the two po
i;ical parties and forthwith the crowd adjourned 10 g.
NJ Claws Office filling up the whole street for consid
cradle distance. The doors and window blinds OF the
Office were all closed In few minutes. the committee
of sixty arrived and. their approaching the door
pledge profcred TO them IN the name and behalf OF
T. " Clay that If they would not modest his property,
his paper should be Immediately discontinued mem
Der Of the committee replied that the proposition came
too late and that they must do the work Tor which they
were appointed The keys, according TO the orders Of
9 NJ Clay were then gwen up 10 them and the mem
hers of the committee their names were successiycly
called by their chairman entered the Office all other per
sons being excluded The committee. after taking pos
session of the office. for Of the master print
FRS Of the city and had everything boxed up in lie most
workmanlike manner. and the boxes were taken L.
Frankfort yesterday morning be placed on the first
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