New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-29

hearts Of his bearers II Il were not hSh and sacred
CT ~ which devolvsd tue ctzene n W. st,n, 70
tale upon themselves be oce Of psIsssdt,r 10 hi,
! c-ea: enc CeIcv He closed amid the de4senn :
shouts Ct de ssstmb'eo mUlt re- 6nr nova hat NJ.
v. Spfli. Esa be called 10 hs chair and w. w WI
be sppo,eS Secre AIRY. He then offered toe rsso-
lu',ODs sp Ken CT
Mr. Barn. obee'fd Saying that this G;es ia
of the citizens Of Wesio,, snd Jaage A. being fron
aits City his III ht TO ak uocer the crca ps'a acc
was derlec. JUICE A. was. fo~ever, permitted TO
address the meetPg bch he did In hi' usus smooth
me- MFR king on, that all this excitement was with
oct fouLdstion and tina. the people OF Platte CI'y
were n Dc1ce with al The word and the rest OF MAJ
kind We ar wiling 70 ADMIT that be vas lsnor Ant
OF the state If sfi6ss existing, that hs haa soma
Other object in view in his tempt 20 smother al ex
preston d tie 1eope there assembled. Nesus )ected
that knew ts olive, as cunpingy as be attempted
to cobct al it. had Leaked out that Dispatch had
been sent during the DAY Jefferson City, stating that
Atclitons frie nos contemp sting marching upo2
Pnhyille 10 execute p1nish nent upoa G.. S. Psfk,
81 the supposi ion that il having bad efscs
uycp Atolissr's pol heal fortunes.
We kefny suspect that the sencing Of this dispatch
had tie tfe5t of making Gen. Almond profoundly IL
norsnt the true safe OF all ,lrs exsilng 10 Pats
County and We also suspect thai 1t may have the e.
feet Of sfariDg OLD PARK FIR awhile Ice ia-ge Del.
es, ton OF determined mep said to be armed, that
made Iheir srand TRY into Weston on that evening"
lie something remark sble for they came as uoexpec eddy
as clap OF thunder in clear SKY. II Is said how
that they were lnes OF Wntt Oh, out
by whom vs. have never le&rned
Ger Almond made a motionto postpone the resou-
tioDs but the chair did entertain it, bis SOFT soap
cid rot avail him any useful purpose The chair pat
the resolutions their passage and they were passed
by reclamation, with fev disc ntiny voices. mo-
ton was made sId carried to aoourn, and the Pre,i-
dent and Secretary marehsd out, followed by the
Weston brass band, playing as tine music as ever
ro co cut of brass instruments and large concourse
of The people brought up the rear.
Gen. String fellow remained ia the Court House wi h
bs 7 ate City friends and few OF the ciuktns OF
Wes'on, ard q meeting was orgaoized, and sfer
sreecn from the GeneIa al md perhaps Others tho fol-
owing resolution was born and passed:
Rs.s.S Tfst We are sat6ed to Co.. samG Of
Pnk,e Judge Amcn OF Platte CITY, tn,t there l, n,
reo. Of P.te CITY ard PsIkvs or any portion Of
county snc that there no ec.sou to ts on me part o.
1s. ..0P' the State or the on0a OF any ''nD''' III
Every tine this resolution was read, Col. Summers
pro ested that they had leaned no such hiHg tom
linn ard repea ed that the people OF Parksie d.d zee.
spFrtheRsice Of rionce, ard hst he had heard sa'd
himself Il at il some cessions were not male by
both sidts, events ~ould occur that would endsq-
ger the fsesdes Of the people OF Parkvile NotTth-
siandirg this protect the resolution passed
Colonel Lewis Burne, before this resolution was
passed offered substitute, and said hat If General
String fellow did lot accept i, It should Do WITT
Drawn. Col. l.. Buiness proposition was that the
citizens there assembled should request the ctzeus OF
PaIkviIle to call meeog and invite the citz ms OF
Platte City TO appoint Committee of twenty one chi.
zei Sf Psrkvile to investigate the charges against
Mr.. Park that if this Committee fouui Park guilty,
az charged by Platte City, then be was to leave II
rot be should remain. We thought this to be fair
proposition, and we believe have stated correct u;
but, strange to cay, General S.rngfellow would not
ccept it, ard consequently Colonel Burnes withdrew
il, snd the resolution Of General Stringfelow was
posed upon which The Argus says:
While we but expres. ssic.ion at the seon Of the
meeting we asonh at the scon Of Mr NJ
Burues, NJ. V. Sneil, and Mr.. Wilson"
w. ! I.n hat tba
Argus nav amount to- but we DO knSp thst if The
Argus D,REs 10 irsiuuate that Mr. j \. Barnes and
otLels ieened 10 unsound on the subject OF Sav-
cry. there is beautiful prospect for atoot-raee.