The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-11

Resolved That do proifer heartfelt sympathiss
to the bereaved relatives Of dec ased friend sincere
ly praying that He who removed from their circle the
dotng son, afectionate husband devoted father and
incorporating friend, will in His provideutal mercy
provide for and restore peace health and happiness to
the afflicted family.
One hundred and ninety persons then for
ward and signed their nam members OF the Assoc
alton. The officers above named confirmed o. the
permanent government Of the Association.
The following Committee OF Arrangements was mp.
pointed Edward Chine, Joseph Lewis, Frank McCsbe
Robt W. Brush and Joseph Smith, and the officers Of
the Association e1 otfcio.
com nittee, consisting OF W. Fay N. Bertholf, and
c. W. schaer, appointed to draft resolutions Of
sympathy to the family.
An adjourned meeting held at the City Hotel last
night the President James H. Turner o. In the chair
The room in which the meeting held drapsd in
mourning There large number OF the Associa.
ton present.
The CHAIR gave the following order for the funeral
cortege TO morrow.
ORDER OF PROCESSION,
On the extreme right, facing the house of deceased
Band.
G<and Msrshal-James NJ Turner.
Special sids-C, W. Schafer, Vim. Janeway.
HRsT DIVISION.
Ssmse Hsa.s STsds% As ,a rasS spss;l M.1.h. Aid
Poole Guard.
James Banner, Commandant.
Poole Association.
Thomas Bouton, Vice President.
Engine Company No. "a, C. L. Miller, Foreman.
SECOND DIVISION
Special Aids-samuel Brevoort, Lewis Parker
Citizens 1.-THE Ninth ward.
Rynders Battslion--Msjor G. b. Hall.
TuIRD DTisIos.
Hancock Chapter o, U. A.
Other Chapters OF Order.
Clergy in carriages
. 90 % . oe o 60 . 9 % Gee os %
o BODY, .
GO >
Family and friends Of deceased in carriages
The Secretary presented the flowing letter.
OuICE CHM Police,
BROOKLYN, March 10, 1858.
CHRISTIAN W. ScHArR, Esq-Dear sir-win you
oblge me by informing the bearer at what time, and
over what ferry the funeral cortsge OF the late William
Poole will to this city, desire TO be in attend
ance with body OF police to accompany the same 10
With respect, remain yours truly,
JOHN $. FOLK, Chief Of Police.
The SECRETARY had given the required information.
The CHAIR said that had been suggested to him by
person Of high Official station in this city, that the
friends Of Mr.. Poole should refrain from bearing any
emblem, or wearing any badge that might have a bad
tendency the inds OF those who might not agree
with them The Chair had assured the gentleman that
the friends of Mr. Poole were satisfied with leaving his
wrongs 10 the law The Chair further said In relation
10 charges that had been made against Poole that be had
been election bully, that could be proved that he
power until he was worthy Of IT, He thought that the
time would when the virtues OF Mr.. Poole would
n,
eet would be corrected He would ask OF one press in
particular what would become OF the life OF aseful,
unpretsnding citzenf He hoped that member OF
the Association would speak word that could be
strued into offence until the trials over and thus
shov 70 the public that they demsnded only justice and
eloquent appeal in favor Of placing tablet over the
mains of deceased.
Mr. suyDAM, from the Music Committee reported that
Dodworth's Band (Hfty two pieces had been engaged.
Mr. BkTooRr, from the Comnittee on Decorations,
fha T,,,.,. n~...ct.5 an. tonowi,1 forc, ~ h.a.a
which will be worn o.day;-
- &C 80 ase
Tho lost TO sight, o
To memory dear. o
VIM POOLE ASSOCIATION o
Those who knew him can best appreciate his o
worth ana our loss. o
eseeeee . eeee eeeee eeeeoeees
The Poole Association meet. 70 Day st l2K O'Clock,
Cooper House, At the same hour.
The CHA said that the body by request OF the fsmi.
y, would be borne on bearse instead Of bier At
The line OF the procession win form four abreast.
Dressdak clothes and white gloves The order OF pro
cssson will be Christopher 70 Bsseksr street. through
Blsecker 70 Broadway, down Broadway 70 the South
ferry.
already arrived In town, 10 join tho procession 70 day
Also that Poole Association had been formed In pha
delphia, ana would arrive In the ten O'Clock train.
would be present frsm that city The Forrest Light
Guard have also held meeting and voted 70 attend the
funeral Also several chapters Of the Order OF United
Americans. Adjourned.
II b further stated that an unknown association OF
Native Americans intends 10 Join in the procession and
that they viii turn out zoo
The procession bids fair 70 be OF the largest ever
seen In this city There Is . great deal Of sxciteRsnt
all over the city abou. w. and attempt has made
70 make II assume national aspect reported that
Poole said Just before he died II die, dis tru
Amsriean--snd what greves most is the thought
that ! am murdered BY q set Of Irish
Among the friends Of the deceased these words sp
pear 10 have made powerful impression. In all the
ery saloons in the market places In the engine hoases
and the streets even bat little else talked sf for the
time being.
II IL stated that Poole vas assaulted Last summer by
number Of Irishmen the Jersey City Ferry The
cause OF the ARRAY the wearing BY Pools Of Know
Nothng or vide awake hst. Al that time Poole sue.
ceeded In beating OF his asaants but thsre has been
bad feeling against him since, increased by his
affair with Morrsey Al tho foot OF Amos street month
or 20 later.
s further stated that Psugene ons Of the arrested
plot formed loms months since 70 murder bo,h Poole
and Thomas Byer, and thus epdeavor 70 save bis
life.
is aaid that tan thousand dollars have been raised Ia
New Jersey 70 reward any person who succeeds cap
turing Baker.
PooLKs oBsEorUs.
The Aids ~ the Grand Marshal requested 70 meet
at the Adristic corner Of Hudson and B.rrov sxsss