New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-04


rEIsH SooIErIEsTfe Cotveltion Il III irish Spssi'e.
met on Friday nigh, At Pr. Montgomery IL. No
20 Prince - Mr. Wm. Carroll in the Char. There III.
ZONE fl ul'y expersnced by the Chairman in getting
the meeting 10 Ordsr the members seemed to b. greatly
sIoited aud were taking sngry 10 groups around the
room Order restored length when the Secretary
Mr. John NcGrstb read the minutes Of the last meeting
which were approved He then Rad letter from senator
Cooley istr that be approved Of the tn Hour Labor
Bill and would support It wben before the Ssnste'
This letter dsi,d 27tb June.
Mr. Dee-Yes h. will support it. pretty way he has
taken to DO BY voting to lay the table in order -
xii H. and then in order throw dust in the eyes Of tue
working be moved TO have the vote reconsder7d
M Carroll lie not the only Senator who acted con-
trary % bis promise respecting that bill mr. inr'e
Onondsgs Cous.y promised faithfully 10 support 'hAt
bill and We see how BE- has sctsd have friends IN mat
COUNTY who were Mr. Moproes chief supporter and they
informed M that he promised them PAINFULLY 70 support
its Bill Should Mr. Morrse come before the people f1r
ection will myself 90 mp 70 ODondaga 20 canvass
g.is him and will oss $500 or deieat MIN next time,
and have rend and relatives there who VIII s1pport ne
S,er. her members expressed themselves in NJ very
ueau terms the conduct Of these two gentlemen,
and also Of others who hsd acted similar part and d-s
uhory conversation ensued 20 the most likely to
ADOPTED rot 10 pass he Bill, bat TO defeat "a SINS
tors the election who might stan come 0-i"re ms
people and who hsd they termed broken Their promtes
and betrayed the working mTD.
The Secretary in the midst Of the gemen anno.5ced
Ta,hr iCries Of hear hear
Dir MGR tn then read the letter. Mr.. Taylor stated
be in the Senate using bis best Ia senc- to have
the te hour bill passed the vot- by winch vas de-
f. ated taken lie expressed his regret At the result
but as be e. had used his best endsavor for ths pas
sage of the bill from the very nsncem-nt "f the ss
sion he had ZONE cOn.olatinn Though he nigh. por
bsps receive nOught but kieks Tor his services.
Mr. Lei hope he does not anticipate he deserves them
Mr. James Munay-We have been all very angry with
the Senators just but M opoon that they 'r- ~.
the pers, Dr. solely blame strongly oi opnion th.'
il ihe N-w Ymk Delegate had brought f'r~ ARD th- len
Hour R solely with respect 20 he pubic Works Ia Il
wou6 have pas-ed IN that was, instead If th4 WAS
left ill the Of the and then "a ked 70 the an
uf.c,ory hill aud thus encountered il was defeated.
Mr. NJ, Grath-The disposition Il he House may be
| CLEANED from the fact Of mber having moved by
way Of amendment that females r-cev- hall dp'lr i'r
making shirt and this had nothing 10 do with Jublic
works. did my utmost to keep the r-gu'su"n ~ the
hours public works distinct from any oher m-ssur- aud
the end Of the session aud AZ the sugE -sii m
o Nr Rose that cOnsentedt to have me regulating
the hours on public tackled the Inu' tctbry BILL
by way Of "order a"d when al hope OF bringing It for
| ward IN every other way had failed
Mr. ORelyI can bear the Secretary out in N Il state
inert | recoect hi. writing To Mr.. ID. Taylor not to
cucumber the regulation Of the hours of labor with even
the payment Of wages lest there might BE- any fure IN
that point but there has been great mnanagenent soas
| where.
Mir James Mu,ray-It is easy to sea whore this mis-
| Management was Whoever the NewYork delegate vas
VITO undertook bring forward his aud negls t
ed in the ssry part of the se-ion deserves the
it, failure ba- produced would IKE to kn"" the
presented petit ion TO the Legislature on
Nr McCraih-There was no petition presented this
sion AT All on the subject Mr. ID Is Taylor told me It WAS
not necessary he would call thu subject up he petit
| ton preset itd last year by Mr. Walsh
Mr. Dee-They are all alike We only now knO. wa
have been ceyed and desp-ed The lr-hmsn
in this couDr, are the who the work and by their
votes ority OF these returned 10 the -gsa
ture Though sOc0us for Their votes A. ihe u Ne OF
elections they think Of them after unless As
O burden II would only respect Our-evrs ana
combine would tesch those that they should not
treat us in this way We should un 1t exertions
rouse the Irh adopted citizens in the State aud cal N
them 10 support at the next ee ton, candidate who
ud not pledge hmsefto supp the tea hour bill for pub
lie works and he certain that when dep'stng hi, vote
that h was dong honest aud who would
keep ms promise lie concluded by moving resolution
10 tie effect that
working and fren b 10 ti cause OF ma nan'
S Ss m. ny S Of the Nsvok lie stature
len Lour refuse them support future econs to such OF
them a. lent themselves defeat th. bill hd ers them
and that be Seofetay he 9 acted to procure
y,rse history the conduct Of he members with e'Pec,
hdy t Of the worsnsman in the state OF New
ibis resolution ,nimousy adopted and after the
settling of financial business the meeting adjourned
The amount Of real estate sold by f. H. Ludlow during
the last ,ir months is three million eight thousand
hundred and t~entyfour dollars and fortyoue cents
larger part of which was by private negotiation
| IMNcRAsr RuSSERs-The oursges Of emigrant
more fragrant than and to be vnked At by the
First Ward Police some of whom suspected of being
interested in the plumber of the poor strangers pec
men Of these outrsges j. given below
MIR John Weicker German, who, for some years has
been engaged ia the service of the American Tract society
in distributing among his immigrant country
was Yesterday Friday afternoon abused by im grant
runner in shameful aud cruel manner she Standing At
the corner of Greenwich and Carl s-sts, aud handing
around tracts number O immigrants, who received
item very eagerly aud gratefully H. vas knocked iosn
una ares by b,hird him On his cry of Wtch,
watch" he was knocked snd beaten still more Getting
up and try to secure assistance he t'thr-Arn VITA
stones The runner having gene away AZ last Nr. Nrc-
her went policeman, aud requested him 10 tspv me
runner INTO whittier no had been gong But
yery tle attention paid 10 ths reques ADD nothing
csme from There seemed 10 be IN this many
preceding casts, much ground to suspect tn secret
d.rst ndug sXsis between the RUM and th- p snen
When wuthst unhoy ALI nee be broken up Ihi, ist1e
fourth time, within eighteen months that hr. W vas
beaten while pr scouting his humble h-nsive labor
If love He il quiet uua.sumiug man, wno sticks To- his
own work without needing with other mus business
His aim II bring light ana comfort o. 'h- m ads OF the
uml. rAts without taxing II upon hm.- - lrsl III
rect hem their temporal concerns Yet ne Is abused and
beaten sgan aud sin WI hout grnrg any Redress From
what cause Certainly from other bat h- instructive
fear which I'll bad men have uf any good Slm- Of
these runners fear that he will expose them aud wtu n-
immigrants sgsust them even he keeps from such
q use entirely Were there any thing ike we'll organ
sd police IN the lower pat Of the Ci,y things cold
not be But have police, At least IN u awaits
ANYTHING where II is needed
Mr. & Killing colporteur Of the New York Bible So,i
et, who for than ten years has sold and gwen away
New Itstam.uts the mn grants, abused. la,
week - NE of Grceusich and Albany Norris
IT the first tine that he suii, such treatment W. glory
IN cur civil ard religious liberty bat the prevailing
upii prev those whose sole bushes, give
the New the charter OF hbsrt the
conner from pursuing uno iurbedly their calling. Wnen
vii these ouirageS which the foreigner landing GU our
shores indeed give most untNvorabe inpe. Of
tits country, find Their t-rmnston IN the strict and rigid