The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-04

point out your men "
cHAsxAs-rhers psScsusn here lat the same
time pointing to bic s'ah much as to say "DehoAd
themn) We viii bsvs oroer
The presence OF the police had . good effect Toe
Doisiest sere csu, ana soon hsruony was restored.
When al quiet ,he charmsn gave sligo for thu OH
GERS 70 fall back rear which nsy did the same
nome cry ing out "Get thee othiod Satan
Greet lsUgh'er aDd applause
Judge koKRsoLL. Of Connsticut-Mr Preddent--Bsfore
GO further think We hal better decids ,ether
are legal meeting or not (Appa ise)
CHAiRnAs-sr. Manu-, win you give sayS
Mr.. MANS-No, sir-no sir. say am no. to be put
SEVERAL voicns-You are not a s.ockholdsr and have
NO right to SPEAK.
Mr. MANN, ~ cool as a cumber-I shall u be put
down BY your impairment interruptions. (Appiause
and oeafsIipg hissss.)
CHARMAS-Isit Jour pleasure that Mr.. Mann should
procesof
n,hu'iasti' cries Of NO, mo-, "yss," go on"
Mr. Manu- say win yield the floor to NO on..
From several ! move We adjourn. Second the mo
floor
Mr.; cIEAvEIASD-I insist upon deciding Who are the
CHAiRxAS-well, gentlemen do you intend to break up
this meeting or viii Keep quiet and let go ons
Loud cries. 1t shAn't % it's" rhe stoc fhold
ers out Of Nes York won't be gagged this way" Con-
Mr. sAss-I .ill not be put down; lHssssl have
am fail very oeoiy. loud spp.a.s s'1DS 'n''
CHARxAN-ARain must repeat, gentlemen, NY Mann
has the door and he insists upon 1t he shA proseed
Mr. MANN the indsfatigasls, again proceeded amid
loud cries dismiss the police" end away the on
"t these stars behind the speakers chair disappear
eve won't Hand it
Mr. CmrrRxpKx, Of New York; am ons Of the original
stockholders Now, We have heard the gentlemen fron
Massachusetts, peaceaby now lot rs hear Mr. Mann Let
both make cessions To get at tho truth must
hear both sides. cloud applause end some hissing)
Mr. CLRAvMASD sgsin was heard above the storm
consider the President Of this nesting guilty Of base
assumption Of power cloud cries Of Put that fellow
ont shut his mouth" down With him.
parties beirg pretty wen tired out take respite and
quiet comes again Mr. Mann sad-I will only take ten
CHARHAN-Go on, sr. Mann.
Mr.. MANN then proceeds The company were respon-
ing within what his learned friends called the general
scope Of his authority" No respectable lawyer Of
New England do not know what they may do there
ton. 1t was question Of abstract right They were
to determine for themselves They would RESORT to the
legal tribunals and in that abide by the deci
SIGN that might be rendered The counsel who have
given this opinion never gave the opinion 1t gene
rally and b. svs they never will
ing and character that leads to make this remark.
Now gentlemen without going farther, ask II it is MT
bility the law will eventually force us to dor
Mr.. MANN then retired from the platform
tain who were stockholders He was for giving every
man fair and impartial hearing He did not want one
Ian put Gown BY Kisses and another pulled up ey .P
lsuse That was not the way they cid business IN old
Connecticut. II might do very we'll for Tamuany Hall,
but It cid not become meeting Of tn character, or
meeting Ublsd for this purpose BE did not wish to
be put down by outside banditt by pot house poll
ticisns CLaughter) All that he, and those whom he
morswhe would butt to nothing less He wanted this
meeting to behave like men, and not like boys. He
cladei BY pressing his motion to have vote in order to
Gcertain who are and who are no. stockholders
Mr.. hAxwEIL-This desultory debate, foresee,
will break the meeting He moved that they proceed
Mr.. C1EAvnAsD sgain commenced, having taken
posi ION near the chair| have the floor and will be
heard The chairman Is determined to put ms down,
have had It, AID yet standing within twelve feet Of the
chairman, his keen eye coall not see He de,iies
sgairst me and appeal from the decision Of the air
sreat conf usion, in which
Governor HALLIBURTON, of Mass, took the Hoor-Mr
Presto emit / have q few words to say.
Mr.. CIxAvEIxD net ready for him yet, however.
viii not yield the floor, and ak Gov llburton to
give way. lhis gentleman did''o cleaVeland contin.
rec-I wish now to show that meeting cannot be held
fol owing from the DIRECTORY report
us:sis Se '
for
must be Legally cons.tstsd nsnss who srs the legs.
Pss.iDss Important inquiry ana most be answered
This receive ed with cries Of "Gooi!" That's
right"
Governor HAIIIBrRrox-I must say tina. think this
and out Of order TINS
CHAKMAN-Ths is onlv An advisory meeting. 1t Is not
considered that the acts of this meeting sss to DO bind
Ing The acts Of this meeting would be respected by
T. . Board, and rs advice acted upon.
Capt MoEoAr moved to adjourn the meeting to New
The motion wss seconded by Mr. ClxavEASp but it was
not put to the chair.
Mr. NELSON, Of New York inquired on what principle
twas undertaken to separate the two descriptions Of
stock. He wanted TO know who had the competent
thority to do this he had some doubs In the premises
Here loud calls raised for Mr.. Bradford's reso
lutions.
CnRxAN-Let the resolutions be read again. This
done
IN a rendmect was offered (but rejectei,) that the
transfers be made only " New Haven-New York being
Much discussion ensued next, IS to whether the
luions should 70 taken siDgy, or in the aggregate 1t
decided tn the voting should be ac,ordn to the
member said there use 10 going nth pro.
csednps like these. He was fully persuaded that the
meeting was egal-the proper place to hold 1t was At
Another gentleman read the following resolution
Resolved, That the New York and New Haven Company
equity and Justice and accept the frsu Talent
@ 10 3 Il s'hsyss
6 e 81 recognise in any
The CHAIRMAN said the question was nov on the orsi-
nal resolutions and the last resolution Of order
Mr.. PHELPS suggested adjournment to Nex Haven
time in November. In that case it would be L.
GEsnEaAS, who said he was an .uniortunats stock.
holder" hoped the resolutions of Mr. Bradford would
psss Then, they 80 wIsi it, adjourn the next meet
ing to New Haven The proceedings at these New York
meetings we're merely advisory hey had no binding
force. Pass the resolutions there nothing in them
thst any of them would regret.
The original resolutions put to the meeting The
by shares Called then by ballot and at last
uird rsce an. ur animousy adopted
committee Of Ave, (caled TOR in Mr. Brsdf,rd's
lutons) apponted sistng or the folio wing gen.
tenen-Mr Bradford, Boston; Mr. Dyer, New York;
MI Deter, New York; Charles Grswold, Conn; Ely A.
Elliot, Clinton, Conn.,
inquiry made into the character of the stock
represented by the committee but OF it found
to be spurious.
The CHAIRMAN read the folio Ting reso.1 tions, fare
by Mr. Sturees, enc OF tbs drectors:-
Where's Robert Schuyler the transfer Of the
York and New haven Raj road Company has fr his
purposes Unauthorized by the stockholders their repre-
tsntAves issued lsrge Of stock and said
has been conveyed BY aid schuyler, or his Arm eausn
great injustice 10 parties holding said spurious stock
therefore,
Be IL Resolved That committee Of the holders OF tn
stoch OF this compsny be appointed confer with
mttes holders TIE and unauth
the sutog with IL object OF
possible just and equitable basis Of adussment q the
teation and prejudces and to the pubic and