The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-11-03

Hssolosd s,cfps. rhse erehsns In drisacs
property and 90 ineFesss Nss workers. in deeaee Of
our STATE, s rghs aud pgegoga,ivss co,sovesegn
sae OF tne Cnlo.--s citizens OF our common eousuy.
isepy Interested IN The maintenance ony Of The letter
5 The constitution, bu, Of spirit aud true in,eatwe
hereby most soemny ,nst tho rude and abary
and, in mere party point Of view. removal
cf Hon Greene O Bonson a. collector Of the pon Of New
York. IN 'NNf ff 1f
Rssovsd That in these times when $, many men aban
don principles 10 win place. the sacrifice OF uoablc and
lucrative place, such Hon Greene g. Bronson has made
% mantnn principle and the honor OF his Sae, and the
rights Of his position, demands the grai
,ads of tho country, while i becomes ius.siois ptece
Rssotd, That copy Of these esoations signed by the
officers Of this meeting DO presented 70 Hon Greene 9.
lore the President tbs United Salos before Congress
when II assemblies IA December &fk
Mr. Browser move that the meeting do now sd-
Iousn lcnes OF 'No, now Eyes, yes! and great con-
The President. | do no, know that any arrangements
have been made for speakers to attend aud address this
meeting As far as understand the matter, il was sim
ply convened 10 enable the merchants OF New York to
expreas their views in series OF resolutions on the
moya Of Judge Bronson from the Office OF collector OF
this port. Having carried out that Object propose 10
adjourn the meeting, but ifihere be any gentleman pres
en-, disposed to address the audiences for one. certainly
have no objection (Applause and confusion, and cries
for Bronson, OConOI and Grinnell ea Nla
A Voice. "Whcre's Horace Greeley 10 lApplsuse.
laughter. and hsses. R ga Hsf
The Chairman. Imove that this meeting do now ad-
lourn, asi4 Ra48
A Voice. Where's Frank Pierce |" Laughter and ap-
pause
The Chairman. Here is gentleman who will sd-
dress you GCfies OF "Name, namc."I Introduce MIR.
Royal Phelps. [AppasseJ
Mr. Phelps said | come here 10 protest against the
Of The merchants OF New York being made use of
at this meeting Misses and confusion do not think
that this Is fair representation OF the merchants OF
New York. lRenewed misses and confosionl will
not say word about the object OF the meeting, but
will say that this meeting has not been got up in fair
way tyesl TO represent the full meaning OF the mer-
chants Of New York lIiisses II is taking advantage
OF US 70 call meeting immediately after change. and
then publish il 10 the world what the merchants OF
New York have done to-day lHisses laughter. and
confusion No man respects Mr. Bronson more than
do We all know that he gentleman OF high honor.
and that he made good collector; bat he unfortunately
got into quarrel with the administration, and we are
called here be made handle OF by few poiti-
cal leaders Kisses and applause Cries of "Go i, 20
on. put him out, put him down"l II you WON'T bear
what have got TO cay 9
Several Voices. Put him out; out with him. three
cheers for Bronson Loud applause
The President Order. order. [Great confusion, du-
ring which Mr. Phelps Withdrew gG ae
The President We wish to lake vote once more
upon the resolutions Those in favor Of adopting the
resolutions will say age; contrary opinion, Carried
with acclamation e,a seaklj
The question Of ajiounmen, was then put and carried
The meeting then separated.