New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-22
NOTICES.

~ At large ara numerous meeting OF owners and
essses OF Real ssccd bY the proposed extension
Of Canat through TO Marketed held pursuant notice
n The Neh Amer cen Hotel on Thursday evening, Jan
70 sis the following gentlemen we've appointed officers
GEORGE BACON Fsq Chlirmsn; CHAKLSs +. OSBORN,
Esq ano StNUri ) Do0cAr,, ESQ. secretsries
Joha Scoes 80 explaiued the object Of the meet
log and ably eoqueHty set forth the pJasee and the
cissdgantsqes Of the proposed extension .
John : Giles Fsq lsaac Geery. Esq and Charles +.
Oborn Fso bsvips teen appointed a Committee drAf
revolutions expressive Of The sense OF the meeting re
ported the following VII en- were unanimously sdoptsa'
hsoif That the extension II Csnsist IN the manner
~ posed b. certain owners Of real estate IN me eastern
paft measure not required BY suoc necessity OF con
yeueacs and that ud be productive OF great In
jury the property which must cut through ITO sngu ar
snd prove oppressive snq alnops 70 lss
deras circumstances VIII, by the terms OF their lease are
hound to pay al asse'smens, both ordnay aud eNHaor
R,ored Tha, private property ought not 10 be taken
Tor public purpose, un'oss the same - required As
matter 81 necessity ior the public weai or nyory OF
Persons intereted therein consent thereto Zoe plNae
property Re taken for The proposed extension OF Csna
Is h.s i.lutse ~. eo5 s-sn o ~ n~ors,fx a.
majority u he persons interested IN s"en piopelS -
o~ners cssees cpposed 10 the measure 50 one o
fpsssve and unjust IN It's destructive 10
srse snoont 81 property, eneiHo-s IN ~
calculated accomplish no benefit % any part % the
>lity Al ell compared q the mischief II must 90.
kfssl-sd That the old system Of opening and widening
streets n this City, By which measures Of this
afbitrerily passed hy former Cbuuou Concils, IN utter
diussao Of the voice Of The people ana aanereds Of per
sos TUNED out Of houss ano home to eject pretend Ell
improvement for the benefit OF lew eos e.s spscaato
Ia tspqiy Tor the nights ana o. me
been broken snd the thanks Of me OF Toe ty
Of Se~-York are Jssy Sae 70 '9an ., i9 men
representative Of tbs CitY IN me >t>ie lo
Ia. effective blow a this destructive
oppressive system by frsulnE aud carrying oroesh
the Law passed April 20 1909, when, ano.s w.
pOrtsuf rr1xsiOns empowers and directs The SaYehie
Coutt % order proceedings % be discontinued wheheNe
stall sppea the Court iha pefsoHs ~,, y ss
pcft of t interested 90 the amount
nsoty Of tAe assessments and awards are opposed TO
te- measure .aA
Rsssistd. That Committee Of nine be appointed by
tbs meetug - present hemOasfence agtilst the pro-
rose3 extension Of Cansl 81 10 the Hon tne common
Council with ION po~ers FL, sod % their numbers, and 70
O. shaf they NAV necessary Ard proper 10 accot
rh he Object Oi this meeting The following gentsmen
wee appointed such Committee. - - 80
JOHN i GiLFs Esa Dr BENJAMIN DRAKE,
JOIN h sCOtFS ESQ CHAS =. OSBORN. Esq.
SAAC GERRY. 20 SAM = DObOhll' tsq.
SAM DUNsHEf FsQ JOSEPH FIO8OIT, Esq
JOHN SCHENCK, Esg.
Asttd That tie above be pabshcc In the Journal or
Souuerce, Express and Tribune. By oioe,
GEORGE SAIGON, Chairman.
SAN 5 DcceHTs. Secretaries j22Ir