New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-01

The Chairman then pat these nominations -nch "e'e
carried unanimously. He then ssid ;.s W..
GssTtrsEx: This meeting = now dniy o1gaD~o" ~"
v,,lpov plssse 20 proceed with your oaslnesss . - .
John T. Browcr-As sce no great speahc,s neIe VIZ
90 in siy 10 wish 10 address this meeting ana a. We nSr
Isns. arc business men, rather than talking polcens
win proceed to read TO you the preamble sna feo
utons which now propose ior yoai a az Sil
N, Of Yort imporOs nds,isble and
% a. aroornf of bandred millions Of dollars aud
-assss ssy @lioo. q revs.se co. ssa oa ne Pop
hal 20 say forty millions oHasi which taey are
the Federal Treasury or the Federal Govern
SaS TS., 6. collection Of Id. Ieysnas and = tss per,
ns our eInioos a. nsens'' whenever IN INJURY
1880 fh.. change in ibe the Revenue Department
yIeh While 1r. cot me s ss SS. z po nlr
@ sns eeT. ris 70 es tshs in,ers ys, en- "a
Fceers and perhaps 20 ssnieoed By efes Of
tad be snedd bat seaaaz. Of
e NAV istpea to daef with The FEDERAL secretary Of he T
I s % s ss. pae i1 Ss. sR Il tie sSss sss
Trade and Commerce .d in pIDep trsnsCes and 'n0's' o.
Rtea Thai whe eit Of lhe stat Of NewYerk We pro
heal isins Improvement policy Of ~ sD Of shS
9n%se i n Re col.eo local sIsi",d
N the se q The ssTs. o. s9s Of S Po held rssp
bic bonds and bondsr the soant O. ssii hs al %
a., IT no o'Ss .S. s I'd 6 soss anI ss
stTosd with hs isos % syfy rhsn in the
49,. =. IN 10 him plnnder Pen bat u ns
yios:ion precedent principle and Of avery S0S
hSt Ihs S l ss m sss fa ias IL 10 ory A
San oev',nEt1 !, 70 oI ss usst asals Of hs
/ % Tosson Tie law Of CoDgrss which yss sa -
AZ IA Of the Iigbf powers OF inst our
Ger sId 4 "a usuI ion worthy OF osn and ssas
% lot deserving only Of The ungushed 'n VI " w
Rsssd Therefore merchants defns q our Por.y
I'D IN defense Of our sae it rgns
s,J ,rers,,,e n eotovereign State OF the unoaa c1eus
Of or es or % S ooJpuon sat Of is spirit
,eu-we herehy soemsy protest sssinst "a: Iuae and W
,s 'lH Geehs Bo8.6S Collector PO Sew York
ps win see The sseee honorable and lucrative Pas
& ~ hooy Of bs STATE AID The rgts his position demands
lie and gratitude Of tie country while becomes al
se copy these resouien sis1ed By Che oilers Of
sHsen Be prents to the Hon Greene ~ sno Of the
IIhed s and Coogrs when assemblies in December
The Chairman here rose and SAID 49,
CExTLTNgS You have heard the resolutions read What
viii you do with hon Are you ready for the question
desc resolutions
The Chairman Immediately put the resolutions which
aJpefyCd 10 be carried unanimously
John I Brower-I move the adjournment OF the meet
ing
The Choirman-Are you ready for the question on ad
iouIment
Crics Of yos. and of no.
The Chairman then put the adjournment but declared
hat tho motion not carried there being more noes
than ayes. He then said
Woh gentlemen as the meeting has not djourned what
will you do Is there any that wishes TO speak
Cries Of d" Lamarw "BrooksW "OConor' BUR-
.Grnnelw which, after several repctons, at last degen
eSated into Grinney amid much laughter and some con
Amer these names had been reiterated several times
there a call for Bronson.
The Chairman-Mr. Bronson is not here.
The uies for iBurW and Brooks were then repeat
Royal Phelps took the stand and said in an emphatic
CSsTITnys Icame here protest against the namesof
the merchants Of NV York being made use of at this
meeting lido not bnA this air representation OF INC
merchants of this City snv nothing aDoT, .9o .,
this meeting But this is got aHu5. CIiSS % % :.
is II is undoubtedly called n edia, y aei tne noar
Of concluding the business of the Exc nge ia order 20
unoue advantage Of The presence OF eli nhIsh
persons favorable TO the 6,se apd then they he mer
fher resolutions TO the world being ,,se OF 20 more
chants of New York No man respects Mr. Brons 20 q
than do but he has unfortunately got himself ia.
quarrel with the present Administration Cries OF thae
true But what protest against, is being used for
party purposes. ICries of That is right. We have
been called here to be made handle OF by few political
headers.
Tic mating had borne with the speaker thus far with
considerable patience for the remarks were made with
great apdty and their drift not caught by the assem-
bly, until this part of his speech when me speaHe was
rsaed with cheers and ronical cheers followed by CRIES
Of Pull him down." "Iurn him out, - TO aneai
Down with him" This music was accompanied by the
mos, hideous yels, and deaenng noise ana confusion
Royal Phelps again attempted TO speak, but nndihS ua
The tide of the meeting completely against him no
visoy concluded that retreat would be the safest couso
discretion being the better part ~ NdlOrI anu dcr saying
in dis satisfied tone You won't hear what have got to
say" he retired o -
N. -, chcers r,,, then ,.ycn for Greene G.
Bronson IN the most enthusiastic manner.
The Cbairman-Aftor this demonstration wish 70 take
n vote once more on these resolutions.
The resolutions were then put 10 the meeting ana al,
though in the first instance they evidently carried D
large majority the vote in their favor this time was sun
more decided and they carried amid the most deer
dod marks of approval ..,..
MIR Ralph Clarke now attcmptedto address the meeting
hut was not heard. e,.
John I Brower-I move the adjournment of the meet
ing. ,,.,
ing adjourned. -,
Although The merchants they say, do not make long
po,chos they evidently possess strength OF lungs whe
ifoy desire TO prevent any else from speaking we
have seldom he ard louder manifestations of dapova AZ
public meeting than those made of on tt occas on
Tie me citing altogether did moi last more than eighteen
minute the work having been dispatched in the most
reIid style
FRENCH BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.
The snnu6l meeting Of this society was held on os,u
day evening at Dtlmmcos Mr. Eugene LeStiinon oSioO
ihe meeting TO order when the Administering O3n
mttoe, in conformity to the constitution sabmt1ed ho 'i
lowing statement Of the affairs OF the Society Tor tho yea
ending Oct. 81, 1888: