The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-12

remedies. II this information were obtsined they
would hsn have the r.eh. Information TO 20 work
with But at present they CROPPING IL the dark
like Doctor sttemp tng TO cure patient without a
knowledgr a the oisease. He sorry 10 mad that
the committee to whom the subject referred had
yet repoi ted upon L..
Tie constitution here called for In order to
proceed with it, that bSs The regular business of the
IL was hen stated that the secretary had the docu-
nent, and Sss not present
Here reporter 90 ths Tribune handed a copy Of
that Jeugns, cont.uing What pu-por,ed TO be a copy
OF the constitution hue the Congress refused to
ar Lown said he Rad hoped the rights AMI grev.
ances CT the laboring man would be discussed this
evenings but he hoped IL would be mkt night for
local politics the grievance vi the work
ing man This be illustrated by the fact of his having
veted for Mr. Alderman as Assistant Alderman OF the
Eighth ward and having assisted in procuring him tAo
nomination, because he was a mechanic; yet he was
Of those who refused the of the room to the
A Delegate thrn moved that the secretary be re-
quested in Gaze Of absence, to send his books and
documents TO the meeting
Mr. kEYsER said Mr.. Crate the secretary, did not
the advertisement calling the meeting.
ADrLEoaTE-His own nare vas signed to II.
Mr. DFAN-It Was let's 10 the committee by Mr.. Tate,
TO put his name TO it, and he did not see the paper
The motion, a:ter some further discussion, vas
Mr. DEAN then said that he regI cited to find their
meetings were only advertised in one paper. Many
persons dia not gee and would not read the paper in
which the meetings were advertised. He therefore
moved that the advertisement calling the meetings
be inserted in the Herald the Sun, and the Globe
want advertise nents
Mr.. B,Rr-I understand the notices were put in
gratuitously Mt first but discontinued with but
one exception, the Tribune.
member of the committee here con tradicted Mr.
Barr, by stating that the notices in the Tribune
all paid for. dsnt
MT GAxnrrr--The only paper that gives gratui-
tous notices is the Ntp Fork Herald.
Mr. DAVID MoRGAN-I am in favor of advertising In
Ne Herald .4
Mr. Pom then moved that the Tribune be the official
organ Congress and that the reports be revised by
. committee before being inserted.
Mr.. GAERETI-I move that this resolution be laid
on the table. f.f. .-
Mr. GREGoRY-I move the previous question.
Mr.. DEAN denounced in strong language the attempt
to choke discussion by calling the previous question
He also denounced the attempt TO make paper,
and that political one, the organ Of that body. II
any paper should be organ, 1t ought to be neutral
.,..
Mr. GREGORY explained that his only motive in
moving the previous question to bring the matter
vote the time for adjournment was just at hand
MIR BAssrTr thought 1t would be the best plan to
keep journal OF the house. ..r
DrLroATE-Ths other papers give correct reports
as the Hev York Tribune ..l.t1
Mr. DRAr-Yes, and TAR more so.
Mr. DowsEY-I move that 1t be left to the papers to
publish not they please notices Of our meetings
A discu ssion then about the night of mecting
when the Pyefident announced that IL was ii o'clock
and they must sdjourn-the resolution being still un
disposed Of
The meeting then adjourned