The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-20

the table, and cries of "No, no." resoundsd from
every part OF the house. The chairman rose to
state the question, and half score at the Same
"Order, order" said the chairman; 1give us fair
Play E gentlemen, and 4 you are in majority We
ing before you rose," said one man, who succeeded
in making himself heard above the tumult which
was every moment increasing.
"Gentlemen." said the chairman, "will please
come to order"
~ have the floor"
81 have it,"
"Put him out"
:" claim the floor, Mr.. Chairman, and il is your
place to preserve order"
The chairman again and again attempted to put
the question, and was as often Interrupted by per.
sons who had evidently come there TO break up the
meeting.
Constable Braman being called upon to maintain
order, requested the attention of the meeting. He
said that he had addressed the Irishmen opposed
to Mr.. Doherty, on Saturday evening, by request of
that gentleman, and urged that they should not dis
turb him in his ministerial functions of the morrow
"And,' said he, 6 have to speak with high sat
isfaction of their orderly department that
sion. Is it unreasonable to ask the friends of Mr.
Doherty to maintain ths same order and decorum
in a meeting of those who disagree with them p
Some degree Of quiet resulted from this appeal,
and the question to lay the resolutions upon the
table was put and negatived by very decisive ma
jority. A motion to adopt was then carried by o
nearly unanimous vote.
Messrs Patrick MeIntire, James Cahill, John
Cardiff, Michael McDonough John Madden, and
John Murphy were appointed delegates to wait
upon the Bishop. 1t was then proposed to take up
collection, and several persons, impatient to con-
tribute threw their twenty five cent pieces upon the
table. Some gentlemen who were appointed dele
gates requested that there should be collection
but that the delegates be allowed to bear their
expenses, whereupon motion passed to that
effect.
One of the persons engaged in disturbing the
meeting was carried off by eonstables Shaw and
Sykes, and lod yed in Jail There was less uproar
afterwards. Votes of thanks to the chairman and
secretary were passed. and the meeting wound up.
in reference to this case, the Springfield Post
publishes the following document =
MEMORANDUM OF SETTLEMENT OF TIE CASE OF
MONAGHAN VS.. DonRKTY, JUsE III, 1851.
Defendant to pay 81. 600, as follows: 500 cash,
500 note in four months well endorsed; $500 notes
secured by mortgage. To sign declaration. as
and plaintiff and daughter to discharge the bastardy
suit; and nonsut and default to be entered in both
cases, and counsel to sign discharge of bastardy
suit. GEORGE AsHMIN, for plaintiff.
HENRY NORRIS, for plaintiff.
VIM. G.. BATES, for defendant.
EPHM. W. BoSD, for defendant.
In accordance with thi. agreement, Doherty
signed the certificate which has been published,
exhonerating Miss Monagan from charges of mis-
conduct with other men, which he had publicly, by
his counsel, alleged against her in the trial Of the
to the plaintiff counsel 500 in cash, and de-
livered to them two notes Of 800 each, which, for
convenience of collection were made payable to one
Of the plaintiffs counsel The following are
copies =
SPRINGFIELD, June IL, 1851.
aue received, promise to pay Henry Morris
order four hundred dollars in eighteen months from
date with interest JSo. j. DoHERTY.
SPRISGFIELD, Juno III 1851.
Value received promise to pay Henry Morris or
order four hundred dollars in twelve months from
date with interest. JSo. j. DoHERrY.
These notes secured by mortgage on the
defendants dwelling house, executed by him. and
now in the hands Of the Registe rof Deeds as APP
pears by the following certified copy
"know all men by these presents, that |, John
J. Doherty, Of Springfield, HamPden county, Mas
sachusetts in consideration Of eight hundred dol
lars paid by Henry Morris, of said Springfield, the
receipt whereof do hereby acknowledge, do here
by give grant, sell, and convey unto the said Nor
RS, his heirs and assigns, certain tract of land
situated on Howard street. in said Springfield, and
bounded northery on said street, westerly on land
now or lately of Samuel Frzyel, southerly on land
now or lately Of Silas i. Bodfsh, and essterly on
land Of Orrin Baker, with the buildings standing
thereon to have and to hold the afore granted pre-
m:sss to the said Morris his heirs and assigns I?
his and their use ard behoof forever. And do for
myself, my heirs, executors and administrators,
signs, that am lawfully seized in fee of the fore
granted premises; that they free Of all incum-
branc.s except mortgage of $50 to the Savings
Bank, and one of $3.50 to Noah Porter, Jr.; that
have good right t. sell and convey the same to the
said Morris, his heirs and assigns forever, against
the lawful claims and demands of all persons.
In witness whereof |, the said John j Doherty, |
have hereunto set my hand and seal this eleventh |
day OF June in the year Of our Lord one thousand l
eight hundred and ffty-one.
Provided, nevertheless, and the foregoing deed Il /
on the following condtion:-that whereas, the said
Doherty has made and executed two promissory |
notes VI han l. bearing date here with for 500,
each, payable in twelve and eighteen months from /
date, to said Morris, order, with interest there
FORE II he, the said Doherty, his heirs, executors
or administrators, shall pay to said Norris his exec
utors, administrators, assigns, the full contents
Of said notes, according TO the tenor thereof then
the fore going deed to be vol 4, otherwise to remain
in full force.
JOHN j. DoHERrY, and seal.
Execute in presence of Ephram w. Bond.
Hampaen, ss,, June III, lSJl,-Then the within /
named John J. Doherty acknowledged the within /
instrument to be his free act and decd, before me,
ErHRAiN W. BosD, Justice Of the Peace.
Hampden, IS June 10, ISL hereby certify |
that ,he foregoing is true copy of a mortgage i
deed received aud entered for record in the Regis
try Of Deeds, June IL, 1851.
WILLIAM RICE, Register.
There was some difficulty and delay on the part
Of the defendant, in procuring satisfactory endosers
Of the note, payable in four months and IL has I
been left in the ha 1ds of Mr.. Bond his attorney,
until proper endorsers are procured Mr. Bopl, in X
the meantime, giving his own note, as follows
SpRIN0FIELD, June II, lSl.
800. Value received ! promise 20 pay Henry
Morris four hundred dollars, in four months after
date. EPHRArM w BOND
The PIood In the Western Rivers.
From the 81. Louis mo Union. June
The wrath Of the monarch Of rivers IL fairly