New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-16
GENERAL NOTICES.

~ Mercantile Library A.-ociation.-Th-R Reg.
uAf Noinnsns COMMITTEE leaning bat persons 'suasc
win ire opposiu'n deny t- ruth y .a-nsr. coz
ta1ed g. - cIrculsr addressed bg t@ o. irrir r
member 's'ilg forth he rssl gn .lt pGrqose ofia-
baiLfy ior Pr~.i1enl, ad TH0NAs T. BAY,rD Tor Vic.
Prest-r' cd nas helf1 lts. b. r,-r1.l i0 pubs7
~n-n leo aie iJr f-p BID AID -rt u.rg d-ri. - -
p.0 sc's eb)tifd ID hat circls- ttEe l- opportunity
o. 70 E lia 81 l- egsrers .lsl-l Oct form .ls -llrsy
clueci 1 every '.en sd particular
10 oT1e- lai zee Tels-rs maV cot be d--sive1 this
mater the Con ise rec tcl-y sltli ltt olEils ei-
.-'s lfo'l " lti u-y s--ert TIE E-L.riel "ros-
The IN W u- A--Dcston. and al- Too We snos1 o. he
m-n'rfs ~ ff4re Any ~ olilm from ih. CouDiil-e
" such evidence, Pc Committee may safely d-fy coz
uacctcu. NEF-IoEs. January l5 lt3
2 J.MsnDz.. ~ CAsirms- Som Con l.
Ss ln reply o. Lo4rs ~ las 1sie 1esrrg uy ~ -icr
0f De- ore tlrss VI the ttst-ss made u tt- r-i ~ %
me Nominating Comm Tee vou observe .nafiny Elol-
edge ofihe fscs sies ~ IT, ecoc n Ac1sfsr m re
savings Bank the crrun.srres h.h sa1-sr r-y 81
iJft re- f1r a. rrg came wiil ny osrrysl r TIE meet
lrg. OF the Tr.se-s q INST La 1r .rpro.e rom
9l1f have uncersico. fr8rl cre.b- sorc-. a he
il ~ The Other makers contain "a 10 he Circular be
sae b. tie otasr gentlemen 10 h1rl you have re-
icire1 Rsspeci-Ay, {. kfERlII.
NEw.YoEK. jan. l5 1919
Mr. Z. MADDEN. Chs'fmal Non. Con.
sR I'm i1 r.ceipi o. your communication Of is NOR
irg sppeins % me % know whether cersin allegations
Ccmufee are not far sl8 candid exhibits u M 's-.
he case reply bredy ar1 exf lefty nat consider ben
msinl7 c1ryeG ard true 90 not pretend 20 al The
which prompted AID have Tep sve his Op-
position 10 Hf Bailey. bui haze 10 hesitation In saving
-nhl feNeF-Q Il received rfsf from The
Cl.ls7 pls-ta ~ Lh on ne occaAlOl ~ Ne nomna-ol
and election o. a. accountant 10 the CLERKS SAVINGS BsrE
c2ufse winch received my hearty suppori-tas h nrsi
,oh -Hspr 10 me haLcs o NE scT Chslruan 90 ne oppos
ine Commune now - then clerk - he party charged
Win % ne me nain insig aior OF le moyeeril O could
banz I1s-es but from person present, tathe o. Know
al ne circlnserces hsre bal evidence ron bis own
psJ AID h.i The opposition -ss prompted e-s from de-
sire % provide Ire Library with fsl.hM sri com1eteu.
ofhce Ian from personal hostility 20 The regular nominee
Tor the PRESIDENCY have been present when The erts
aiIulG Of Nj balley and htlL
The nk were freely diacuseo BY Toe present Chairman u
The oDcosiiO1 Committee bic employer he Trustee. and b.
Mr Kirby and my self sud -s s0neuue before ycur Com
muse had presented bis name % candidate IL was easy
discover from the tone Office uq pressed that measures
hosi 10 m were then and asl been for some time pre-
pared against The possible contingency OF bis beirg csnd
dale fr ihe Presidency The BANKING Dom has also 10
know edge been Frequently visited ~ parties mixed
with ~ movement What fsscnahon drew them into
place they had no connection win The attending Tms-
lee for he week ending Saturday th met informed me 10
e presence of third parry 1a be had fell called upon 10
interfere and % Teni-d ne Secretary thai the Bslsiug
Room was not the fl place for eect0neerug The
csntie Library Association, words 10 The Effect
This certain Is would have been uncled for had e Secre
sfy observed on al occasions e prudent ue-ueues which
Psst experce hes shown that any movement based on
such motives ara calling into play the worst passions Of our
nsufe, are not calculated TO DO ne good but gresi y
Th5 spirit that Leads TO elimination and recrim nsion
every sincere friend ofour Institution.
an Sir your obsd eni servant
THOMAS ". GROSER.
Re-occ ing he charge hereo'oro made ~ The Committee
% the Interference Of efcLaI 10 elections, members
inf ais n Evelng PEPPER Of the 18Th us hat he ri
r1o If 0l deo9cy and e e-ery ccrff0 defeqt The reg
fckef' This he doing long before Inc voting
hers of Tire Library knew lhs there 10 be opposition
vi be for the members q decide his day by their haos
whether hey Hi patiently submit 10 thi. open interference
with their iIst ga Ls end whether This merchant Will bis
noleye influence sbs corrupt elections and dieise 10
by whom shall be governed during the coming year
Al ulwOuhy attempt has been made 10 create division
offeeng between The Old members OF the Association and
who have recently united h o., bat i1- Com
rely upon tie good sense ~ al their fellow members
10 lroVu tbs eG1u break up he Harmouy which
ought always between gentlemen associated toge
Tor common object AID deriving eqla benefits from
ileuniOn
The Regular Committee lave disposition % reply IN
kindt0 lie usaons u fraud ard fs- I'd II have reen
made ~ anst ten the contrary, hey wiuingy Weld
% their opponents 81 the advantage they derive from
ulcouneOus language and vfulcnt abuse. They know
hsre grounds for opposition save personal ones
sud hat The wesre OF The Association vii be promoted ~
the success Of iie Regular Ticket
Besr In mind. fellow members hat The election takes
place TVS DAY Jan 6j. and that the polls viii be open
from A N. TOO n.
EDW MADDEN. THOMAS = LONNnc.
JOSEPH { IkEADNEII. q n. CLAIMING,
iOHN frfAhTf b A uAhLEf,
ITO JOHN Vi. VANDERBILT. NauInatug Committee