New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-14
NINETEENTH WARD KYOE-NOTHING s.

We tried our best to find ,naierials Tor a report on
the proceedings Of Joe Taylor Council No. Is last
Wednesday night, but it was very hard work, owing
TO the paucity Of members present and the absence Of
all the great lights Of the Order. The reports in TIE
TRIBUNE have made the aat- -Dooley brothers very
Shy about what they say and io and at the last meeting
Bros Joe Taylor, DoOley, Seeley, Colvin, Maynard
and others, did not appear. consequently Bro. Joe.
montle fell for the evening upon the shoulders of Bros.
Hobbard and Keysor, who managed the Council in the
beet manner they could.
II appear that the new Order that we spoke OF in
our last report is only harmless organization called
tie Templars, and Councilman Maynard does not be-
long to them The proceedings Of Council No. II had
become 20 public that OF the brother have
started the new or.anzaton which frequent calkiag
makes 50 tight that their affairs don't leak out.
Our reporter was little lato and did not crtcr the
room till after the Council had organiz,d, when he
found Bro Tallmen in the chair, aud just - brothers
prosent including Bro. Wainwright from the Tenth
Ward. Bro. W. remained during the evening. What
his mission did not exactly appear but he is
good looking young man, with very nice mustache,
snd al unexceptonal Harry Howard shrt-colar, MS
company was rather agreeable than otherwise. IL was
announced tLat of the brothers were attending
" Black Republican meeting over at Conrad's,' cor
ner Of Sxty--econd street and Third avenue, aud 1t
was suggested that a committee 20 over and spot
them.
We might as well state here that Council No. Il has
at last ratified the nomination Of Fillmore end Done
son. We consider lhs action of great Importance to
the party for it is elkn0wn that three onvoys ex
traordinGry" have gone to carry Mr.. Fillmore the
news of his nomination and the plan of the campaign
and if it should to the of the great sates-
man that Council No. IL had not ratified his nomi-
nation is very doubtful if he would accept. One OF
these political "Japhets in search of candidate IS
urdentood to he Mr. W. ID. Green Of this city. Some
Of the members Of Council No. Is have expressed
their determination to scratch the fat and greasy
Dorelon because they believe he is an Insiman. No
candidates o initiation appeared, and Ho propositions
for menb5 lip were made. Communications were
called for ard several read. Among them was one
ealing fOr contribution to pay for the rent of Palace
Hall used by the Executive Committee two years
ago; also bll for printing for the same COMMITTEE
The debt was considerably over q hundred dollars,
and it had been apporoned among the din rent Coun'
cis who were called On red the party fro Dis
grace by paving their debts. Action on this commit
nie6ton vas deferred till the next meeting and com
muncaon read cslling for election Of three dele
getes 10 the " Executive Committee.
The brothers now proceeded to nominate and ballot
for these Dclegs.es when it occurred to the CnaH
that but thid-ds gree members were eligible, and
nearly ali the members present had only taken the
FIST degree was resolved to confer the other degrees
Immediately ard suspend the ballotng. 1t was de-
cidtd by Bro Tallmhn, who read from the CDn.ltu-
ton, that both degrees could not be conferred in one
night, but that period Of three weeks must elaP5e
between the conferng OF the second and tliFd d.
1Ces. IA animated debate now sprung mp, diHhg
which Bro Wainw right stated that the part Of the
Constitution read by Bro TaUmsn was abolished bythe
National Council in June last Bro. TAuman repAed
that this Courc had never been noucd OF the a!ter-
alton Bro Wainwright replied it had been pdbu'-ed
by ,Le Grand Secretary, and Il tbs Councl did not
know l. il wa their own fault fOr they ought - take
the papers L. ves aLo stated that Bro. hlard iI-
mo Lad o. the degrees conferred on him IN one sh''
and it mu-; therefore be right aud that they Wouii 30
shced anyhow, specially Bro. key7cr was very
ANXIOUS 70 20 through" Our reporter reuIed |"
the an;e-room during tie couierns Of these degrees
ard watched tLc.r proceediDgs through the wekft'
but fourd nothing worthy Of record The third degree
: meiey Union saying" obligation. ".th now and
hen 4 hot ssid To be aimed at BIZ Seward.
The brothers in the aute-room, who were waiting
Go1 degrees, held caucus AMI resolved to nominate
tsk4 for Delegates TO the Executive COMMITTEE;
| ard, as they composed majority OF Tie memberS
pcses., 'Sey were sure 10 eSe.s IT. The! soe''aas'