New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-29

harmony and they were adopted unanimously. BE
lad asked 10 have another resolution added; good
reason was given Why il should not be- and he had
wihdrawn H. Then what followed The report Wa
thrown 20 tie winds. II fair vote had been taken
Re was sure tina, million Of dollars OF STOCK would
have gone for II.
Mr.. Astinwell thought that had better be met by a
stock vote.
Mr.. Grinnen said that that gentleman referring
20 Mr. DehonD had thrown out imputations which we're
OF &c be sustained ny facts and by the ruth. That
gentleman had minated that tbs proceeding had been
sopco ted-thst there had been management about
H. He hurled il back in the teeth of that gentleman
when lie undertook 10 intimate that his motives
had not been free the very air. He had seeu no
gentleman about this but be had just got up from the
ueTusal Of that geut.eMans pamphlet; from tlat
Ieml bIet hich so ingenously drawn, which W -
doing Injustice TO his property What was the con
fequeuce 10 that Company selfcor stltuted COM
nitiee hoh bad power 70 act or make any propo-
siiion whatever, bad been attempting negotiations
with the Nicaragua Company and when the euthor-
lied Directors went they found somebody had been
there before them. He wanted gentlemen TO un.
Gers;and that what be had done there be hal
core on his own hook, and from reading the pam.
Ihlet that day II the duty ofthe Company either
TO ,eiect or edopt the report He believed that three
quarters Of the Stockholders in favor of sustain
iir the President and Directors IN whatever course
tey night think proper 10 take. The gentleman bad
made en- allusion to the partition Of this property
Did he undertake To throw out threat Because he
MT iorr,--becouse lis views could not he adopted by
a M ioriy-he said that there was power above
them al! [APplsusel.
Mr. DeLOu said dat he did not intend to impute TO
the l,nleman any dishonorable motive. That gentle
man had calico the Committee self-consuuted. Power
10 negoiiaie with the Nicaragua Company and to re-
pot 10 that meeting had been expressly delegated to
them They stated at heir interview that they had
no power to conclude an agreement
Mr. Griunell asked why they went there
Mr. Dehon said that they went because they were
ordered 10.
Mr.. Grinnell asked if they did not go to-day
Mr.. Dehon said they went as rysie stockholders
tc.dav AID because tho Directors had failed
Mr.. Aspnwoll begged his pardon; they had not
failed. Mr.. Dehon knew as well as he did that pre-
yious TO tue last meeting they had made attempts to
cone 10 an agreement. Their correspondence would
thOw that.
Mr.. pehon said that their correspondence would not
show that.
Mr. AspinwaA wanted to say that be had understood
Il at the wish Of the meeting which appointed thus
Conn ittee was to bring about arrangement with
tie Nicaragua Company, and that this Committee
should consult with the Directors, and If necessary go
with item TO that Company He heard indirectly OF
of IT, end thought that they should 90 on Their own
Look and SEE which would do the business. Mr.. De-
Ion had endeayo'ed-
Mr.. DeLon said that when be spoke he spoke for
tie Committee.
Mr.. Aspinwsn said 10, Sir, you speak for your
SELF repeat-
Mr.. Blunt spoke to Mr.. Aspnwall and Mr.. AsPin-
wall said more.
II was voted that the blanks in the Committee Ca
Stored b, TIE designations should be filled by tue Board
OF Directors. The meeting adjourned sue DE.