The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-04

She Iro1oOes
Last evening meeting u IN rssideuts Of Broadway
N sshsrs sppssss abe project Of destroying that
sssls sssvphfsrs by railroad through it was hsld 4
LsAysu = an, pursuant 70 the following notice -
psersssp sAnvAs IN BRoApwAy Tho owners Of pro-
,sy e. a. az sislsns .sDerslly opposed %
p. s..:s.sZ = Tuesday evening next August 50. a
ov,s 10 the ,horpes. Of the Noise tn. meeting was
ncs large would have been otherwise But stu IL
~as very p. esble meeting, some of the greatest
psoy~r'y ovpsrs In tb' city were present
: al. iolis.ips we're he officers q the msetiDg:-
presid. NJ tbksfEk DkIGos.
Vice fr.is. piI- Jsm~s whstiDg, Y. b. Cutting
Jshn J. Cheo Richard Mortimer stephen b. Mum
s.m.s re,s Roc Iotl soaa Leroy NJ wiley G.oS 9ss
y.usn H. Solomon. J. b. Moppott, B Althou.e.
william Nblo John q. Cheesemsn, Nicholas Ludlam,
sssrsiar,.,- Henry I. Hart Thomas Green, Bo.h,
y. n. Waning. J,bD 0Bren.
The meeting called to order by Mr. Philip Bur
roxes ~ho ths meeting preliminary TO future
action and TO a greater me.ting
III. CsANNAs then addressed the meeting to the fol
loving Eject lie v,sbed they bad selected some Other
gspt, 10 pisside this occasion VINO possessed
ri.sta nosrcs with the Ciy Fahsrs than he did, but
impo isrt bu,inc-s, and he glad many pro
cent lie sskea BY frs nd, when coming TO that
meeting what ~A' gans on lie sa,a NJ, was gong
Broaoxsy. why, VINO wants that!P said the friend.
Thai very important question Did tae owners OF
property wan, such railroad fCries Of 'no tie did
mot roe The who wanted It. Did the occupants
want II They ell ssd II would bring ruin on their bust
nes All knew that Broad.ay large street. There
va, not In The known world such street as Broadway
sdeIrg It's length and breadth. lie could not believe
tba, the Common Council would pass resolution to de-
ftrty It, by giving the privilege TO "a few private ipd-
ydusls rais. IL would be utter ruin to the
They talk Of the stage interest being opposed to
seen nan In favor Of II but those who paid agents
The fp.cnators Two or three came TO him. ana SAID
railroad in Iro.dwsy would be good thing; but, on in
quIJ he found that these men were paid tor saying So
ard that hey going ABOUT saying the same toeyer
body slse when ihis project WAS In agitation before
he employ FED 20 about and who wore opposed
10 IT, 1wotbrds Of property owners we're enrolled as
against IT. aud lot in It's favor Some people have
said tb,y did thenyou nted not trouble yourself,
such a mad pr oject will never be carried On the con
traIy. hers said you psd not oppose H. for 1t Is all
SETH. ALREADY In The G, Council There twon-
ty-l,e m,n with their money, and that will prevail
Under all The the safest cours. for them
to pursue 10 take good that the project shond
"a committee Ct three were then appointed to draft
retoutont--G al Lamb d. sickles William Blien.
The committee retired FOR short time, and on re-
tuning 10 the meeting. Mr. Sckles stated he
fnes.d by General Lamb to read the resolutions which
he did o. follows -
wiereas petition has been presented to the Common
Coulei praying Tor the privilege Of laying railway in
Where's it is decidedly contrary to vell-stablshed
potent measure should be decided be
p. os 'ss re r dnrso
they beng the parties most directly affected BY the
WbsI,ss such Of opinion is deemed nsses
h.,sd That eSnd,r railways as Of Questionable
@ s ZEE VIII R' the
70 us. al our rinsgai streets Tor the Wy Q,
sTsdss ssah.i syus great cost. for which they
kesoyed That proposed railroad in Broadway wi J.,
int.ad q eD.t 70 our property or our
ms sna nss,'y sh1
ne derived BY other streets nov occupied By
Eescivs Tia. the railway will render Broadway as il
the Of iss railroad street through
venting eney the its Tor dsprSn
The others Of the nss q th,. ,s DOw SO much
Received That Brosaway Without the rsiwsv hardly
On oeassi.S d extensive military o. civic
% asu S
such contir Of frequent the
sash
the for such displays andono which
to es ,s sany y s Of
sr,ss apsn BODY snii en- sTsas
a + ths shsua Re
:, I 20 hs s Of sSs Of ssS the
p 1sss ns fA~.y
II as an. IL S ssssh whose
Resolved. That We consider the entire plan money
Bs.siv'd That >. W. now have the hudson river Il.
roads and are i,ely Soon %. have the New Haven
S on me I,y ~ our S 70
| mil tbese hya ayIuav
b,ns dem. n,ai.,t &c NEE, tia OF ,radn
an PIC facility 10 all preferrng
| trGr sit.
Resolved Istbe proposed railway entirely nnnece.
sry pr lne IuIl q wy sc's z. VI asis
~ n al a,;o, ~ nss ~ 800 =, ~ -
K,,ae ,ba II s,i.m Road lsiry sbin Liart 4, eop-
,.n,b ,ireet IN s,atb avenne ro.d r,ossr ~ Tb,
orr,h street tte Eihth ROAD AZ abort
b,asnn Riycr road nnros ehnr
i i,ron.Sarahls - IA 1.
yoe n .cts :, ~ c.pacv sufe,rnt ri scS,u M
,.hsh. ~ ~ ~ tav, nonnl.t;rn sor ya,rs -
fesoIy,d rat the special Of the OF All
dern en- ~ whom vii, he ef.rrea onr
bis Re peane tea "a areSuiv Add
sid rmor rsnc tbat they ma, terefrom a. ertaa :.
~, ,rsl IL tbe ~ nosor "a tn,s nan from ~.
rs n, oeeutants AZ Rre sdray
be In dpc.d 10 their actin n the IL -.
he views of, TN whose
VII lis eor- ntpy are atlod 20 psrsmout eon
| The ne. u;ntiep ~ were adopted ,,nanimou.ly
Mr. pm ~ R,p,o,y,s mn Ynoval ~. f,,ori,, roso
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Pebteo 70 ~ n ics rs ana report ~ iGture
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