The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-08-13


for future meeting The following related only to or
ganization:-
Resolved That this meeting resolve itself into mutual
protective and benevolent society, Of forwarder
ners and boarding house keepers city of New York
Resolved That president vice president treasurer
and secretary be now elected the officers the society
who are to constitute executive committee in ali
cases to act efficiently and energetcaly for any enrolled
member Of this society
These resolutions were unanimously adopted
1t was then moved seconded, and carried, that this
meeting do now proceed to elect officers.
The motion was a6crted
Mr.. g. W. Daley was then nominate President of the
Society. and was unanimously elected.
Mr. Giiert was unanimously elected Vice President.
Mr.. j. W. Mills was then nominated Secretary, and
there being some dBculty in consequence Of his not
being present Mr.. John Rucastle named; but it
finally agreed to elect Mr. Mills conditionay ana
in the event Of his declining the Office, appoint
Their pers IN in his place at the next meeting.
One Of the runners here said Mills would sell us all
An Irish runner (half seas over)-To be sure he
would That is all right who would not do SO! (Great
Mr.. Frederick Kruder unanimously elected Trea.
surer
OF ony four MEMBER and in cases Of difference Of
opinion they might stand two to two he proposed that
another officer be sddedIan officer too, which the
Albany or Buffalo to ask some question of the Mayors
there. He moved that John Enright be appointed Cor
The motion seconded and carried amidst the pro-
teststions of Mr. Enrght that he unit for the office
The officers then stood as follows -
preeident-Mr G. W Daley.
Vice Presdent-Mr. Gifert.
Recording Secretary-J. w Mills.
Corresponding Secretary-John Euright.
Treasurer-Mr. Frederick Kruder
Mr. D.LrS the President. then proceeded TO address
the meeting He said You have unanimously elected
me President Of Society Of Forwarders Runners
and Boarding House Keeper, constituted for mutual
proteston and benevolence; and heartily thank you
for the honor you have done thank you not with
mere empty words from the lips but from the bottom Of
my heart We have met here to- night to protect our.
selves and each other agains. the designs and mach
q II v0u will all t.os,
yourselves advised Of what is going on as well
as do and that each will perform his part, for
to elect me Jour President, and / feel CRATE
full for the trust and confidence you have re-
the office tenacious to hold when was opposed;
and hope that you will fud who will dischs rye
the duties OF the Office mere efficiently than But
at the same time shall be ready post 70 stand
by the society individual member and act with
all the energy and activity possess Iit necessary
to call me cut Of my bed at night, do so, and at
your service We have formed ourselves only into
mutual protection society, but benevolent society
WHAT'S benevolent society! 1t Is 70 show true bene
Violence TO all, and to DO wrong 10 ANYBODY Let US
look the world in the face, and say protective
and benevolent society-not only protective of our
interests but Of the interests CT the emiant Let each
man who enrols his name a member Of this society
and pays his dollars that shipboard anywhere
else he does what Is right So that say word
against We have had the press and the authorities
down upon u.s. Why Because these authorities want
to create smoke In which to envelope themselves and
thus escape observation They have objects and motives
Of their which they do not wish the public 10 see
and therefore they direct attention away from them
tsves en1 towards US u Is not because they lay
Iheir fpger on single act OF ours whi;h deserves
demDation. that We vtuperated have been by
the pres ior The last six weeks IL nos because they
20 protect the emgrant That they rai.e the cry Of
hsugi bas because they want 70 have the exclusive
isnsge 81 committing the fraud themselves, and not
70 divide the sros IL Is because the Commissioners of
Emigration and their Gias have robbed mebody else
ard want 20 get away In the smoke daughter and
cheers) Inc Legislature have appointed committee
20 inquire into the charges Of fraud and profit
gacy brought against the Commissioners Of Emi-
grauon That COMMITTEES consists Of good high.
mhued men but they hold their meetings in the
D PACK room o. lawyers Office IN Wall street The
INN. n oi Emigration have counsel there, 70
80, shsr interests They have not; but IL they
,hs ~, anu ~ 't,y VI n 20 protect their rights,
tbsi ~ a.. ~, m mere very soon, AMI thus prove
lion sSc;a,v ~ a. sie .,.'ss-h Mutual Protec-
y,ther es ~. ma, =, isiy tsae w mould stand to-
fscfive ,icbts W., -, IN ~ wi lhdNidual and coli
aysit WIN co ven NJ W.. 10y fnsn 1t you
10 Give tweniv d.srs - tbos ~. ~ Iooish "a
enjoy cytra pIivileees oye- 80 siiov eourte TO
joy IA. M IN vou 40 iooh 90 - ,b 80. ~ you en-
does. -" '"' "e
Mr. DsLEY-No not n man in tho rom, r.to a.,
your little twenty dollars I'D pay 1. for license WIZ
u Is not worth that piece 81 raper hold In nv had
will tell you what the Mayor says he tells Won uii