The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-15
tnr 70 be held on Monday wight al O'Clock. Al ta.s


consequence Of objection 70 the fourth resolution which
prevented the sreaker from being heard Fellow ctlzfn
TO prevent hnmbesi citizen from being heard The
object OF this meeting obtain the OF the pee
temen are opposed TO the resolutions let them speak
vote against them. but not attempt repres free discus
slon Cries Of " that's fair - go on,1 nwas feel
together-a feeling hat burned alike Ia breasts Of all
men IT, after consideration, was not the will of
lory-a large majority of the peope-that the preseat
officials should resign, for Gods let them hold on
tCries Of No, no, and " That's rght,') the
win Of the people that this question and
from the signs that before him. he had no doubt as
10 what their will was.
ADJOURNED MASS MEETING OF THE PEOPLE.
Pursuant to the adjournment of the great meeting
Of saturday the people, on the l4h again mel in front Of
Montg Emery block Again was Montgomery street. from
washington TO Clay, packed thick with human beings
and the balconies, and windows and house tops IN the
neighborhood were all filled There must have been at
least i've thousand people present.
Mr. IRA p RANKIN the Pres lent, called the meeting 10
order at half pas eight O'Clock He then rose on behalf
OF the committee apponee 70 wait upon and request the
resignation Of the county officials and said that they had
discharged their duties had addressed notes, embracing
the wishes Of the meeting Of the people Saturday
ing TO all the officials, and had received replies from all
but The replies general thing contained
positive refusal comply with the meetings. request
He said that II unecessary 10 read ali the replies;
but he would read those OF essrs Hayes Scanue and
stman After reading them Mr. Rankin read the report
of the committee and submitted the following resolutions
which were adopted;
Your committee haying attended the duty assigned them
meeting assembled on saturday evening july L re- Z,
That he SEVERAL city county officers refuse to resign
her they have asted soo saa SSe @
rs q e @ a % psose By
said city and county but generally expressing readiness
resign when majority Of their Constituents, from whatever
la view Of the foregoing fcts your committee beg leave %
Oar Tor he action d ais meeting tie GLOWING resoiuons
Eesoiyed Thai MS meeting hoiis IN y fullest extent The
Resolved Tfst deeply regret the refusal q the city
county officials 70 resign b e ne popular asaRt
tendency towards the establishment Of peace and tranquility
Resolved. That the committee have farhss allowed
fm 70 consider anu repor wh measures hey NAV deem
Resolves Thai when we adjourn, we adjourn subject 10 the
The following are the replies o. Judge Freedom Sheriff
Schanuel and District Attorney Byrne the noles re-
questlng their resignation. They given speci-
mems; a publication OF The whole numbsr woull have
taken up several columns Of the Bulxttn more space
than could be well spared Tor them Suffice say that
in addition Judge Frceon sheriff scanpen aud District
Attorney Byrne; Thomas Have County Clerk = y Koh-
Ter, County Auditor am Recorder; J. Kent, Coroner
Van Ness, Police Judge: G VI chamberlain aud D. B.
Castrce, Justces-reiuseo positively resign Messrs
] C. Pelton sIperintendsns II Common schools ana 4
smith, Justice, san tLsf itey we're willing 10 resign
REPLY OF 7. ". FREELos.
- CorSIr oousT, !, Chambers, July IA. 1855
SIR received comm eaton AZ you hands or his
dare requesting me to resign ny once &C. &c In
nihsrs BE public opinion san Francisco outside
nseaar certain drrsnsed associaiisn
LON m ,sere wsre any oes q pss Gee1 N your pet
y me NOV dusny o ean, ever INTENDED tor ne BY Is fam
Ter Two day I psbles'.,n q be petition.
oily $50 Tie vote 5Ss siooi sSseen Isl RSoaes sa i
WIZ - res s n Is sr Raode 1s present
county yoe ever gwen i rrane,sce sass, by acclaim
hs have eyr done one oi &C which should change he
Gs q sae % e III f SsRf s eo Sess been
perhaacio1.y male assirs r. BY resign.ng saoad &C.
dsgrase myself ana ns6ora y. family have been taught
fT ven personl reasons these. ana because an
Sa sx Ss sw Sd d ~ az as eS SseT scee
!. q TksyLoS County Judge.
o,l RsFaY OF EhFl9 sc &c Eli .,, .,
snIp a. answer 2 aS eaaeson me- 2, me ,s us
relgesaH me % resign Ne .ee g scrI q his eougiy
cline 70 comply win your ues remain you. easlent
To LA p. RASSIs Chairman conas,ee, San Francisco
REPLY o. HssRv II. BYRSE.
pIsrRIcr srroc SEY oTricr July "a 1855.
s-Yo1r rc,s y i dIs ' behalf q tse committee Of
which ore eairman rfzsrsung tae % resign Gle Office OF
Attic - general "a. re eleeei 70 TIE once O
votes aud am nov request crsrn ua, cdce BY meet
Ne 49, gogsa gyss Z elac. yssys esarsss
exe.es eamnsnitv onet, III ,,s.ss ~ ,,ib &c 49,,
forned NE aqs = my oac. eems % haze been doomed
{ 81 q measure which hive reason % bsieve hss 10
w ofse we "a, We ~ f 1 r y .nes
but Know q IN node ~ AGING exprsssa of hat
Deas nc 81 before God he ,ruh y he charges
acton = your rgb 2 reuae ne = y~d ~ N oss which
cosntv e.aaso irare ~ y. r y nv 81 az uu,
e as h sss rpe snab = yS s sHEs&YH YksE
Durrg rsadHg o. 30 aa0vH resolutions all letters,
number o. evil d-Pc Pr.1rs who hal mnses with
the crowc ior ne puiIoc ,-eating dsturoaGces, an
possible dei1SlHg ,6e ret tox!ci AM yelled WITH
most exemplary perss, 1.s.sf "a a times great noise
and confusion prevailed |, era Z that lhese rio,srs
G44tgNutCd them-
make the dforder gCrera e my sCl.i They rAcS.
osei wahou, their hot wf,o tscy were n ne fal,
tide eftheir racket ruh mere md rush there was Oh
served amoBg the immense crowds, aal Il soon
asoefalnce that - II The yiancs Committed
were On tie ground, AMI w,re pursGlng Their regular
bvsness Of arrtstng rcoGndr.y and peace dsurbers.
was amusng 70 wath how tia b'oving o. . pipe here
and Pipe there over the rlrenge sssembage wOui be
sudderly stopped Tor ioE minutes there would be a
coin rotion IN Tho Deigtuor0oc small bard void be
seen marching towards the Vigilance COMMITTEE rooms,
and then suddenly The would In another
direction, Until every croske- occupied cell rear the
We have hoard the ~ wing named as among those
arrested John "a B,ady, ate clerk u the sheriff
oKdey, deputy In the County Clerks ONCE; Ioha Hln
ing late deputy ccik n IN nee Bayly's Court. J. 7.
Dickson, The ktncy, Pei. Fay, " G casisl lon, Bsuil
ma Cook, II. Dai,on, jacob lltchle 3. Aull; lanes
Godfrey, Keeps saioon p t4e rear % the City Ban
TIE nass meeting taf meanwhile suspended ~ pso
cecdngs, though the crowd lad rot dspersef bat A.
soon a. tie rioters were cgaisf ~ the Committee rooms
4 re orsssizsd or " other words. 4 calei '0r more
ne balcony u Montgomery Clock aud asdres-ei the
mcctEg Tor more uhan bal boar, daring a. which
tine qtct and order preserved. motion vas
thea made that the rurI1g should adjourn, 10 inset
again Il tho call Of the President and n daylight Inc
moton carried, sp0 tNcn 90 oclock) The meetrs
reaceably a3icurnsd-thU great crowds making the
streets perfectly bscs isr mary squares aroCrf t5cy
dispersed g. tnc.r home u understood that great
cal p,lfirg vii seen he geld aud that important
surss WI be la 20 ~ me pcope.
AcTtos oF rur RoARD or suFERvrsoRs-crrY
oFFfCEs DEcLAREp VACANT.
. Ihe Boarn y Supervisors met on the lsih Messrs
Ryan Chambeglsin tasse nrd wheian answered to roll
sal nessehg~r wss scnt iof VI. smit n.
VT Cnamaef lain rcfe sre sai that he had 40 doubt
that tte bnsrd could At without Mr. smith. Toe Presi
cent sac ne mad no eonet = Z. Bat the matters
be acted on were irporar' he would Ike 20 have filf
Board MI. Castro saia - prderstooi that Mr. smta
had refused 70 ~ IN the board Any longer At this mo.
meut however, Mr. Smnl Ia took sis se,t
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