New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-08
caused such sensation and nuttering ct The state
Council that they not able to do mach legitimate

caused such sensation and nutterng ct the ssais
Council that they were not able to do mach Legitimate
business. and that the difficulty in the Nineteenth
Ward was not acted upon, and remains exactly 10 The
same situation at before and that the Grand Deputy
has been instructed not to give either the old or
Council the password til the difficulty is settled We
learn that Bro. Bullock Gays that this Ward VII be
los, next Fall to the Know -No,bings at tho "rsss
they are going on" and that be is coming up some
night to settle matters and set all all things right.
Come on Grand Installing Deputy" All hail Bull
lock- hide and hair This being the state of affairs,
the DoOley are very anxious TO mig in the old
members and Bro. Joe is willing to offer any amount
of coDoiliaon; 20 following the lead Of the Cabinets
Of Europe, he offered the following peace propositions
as foundation for negotiations;
Re,slred That all members Of the old cOunsn be admitted
By entering their names on the books
Bro. Dooley seconded the resolution. Soms
debate took place by Ketchum and Others. The
Ant-Dooley men did not care much about the resoa-
ton and laughed al Joe for backing down off his high
horse that al members who came in must be initiated
again. Bro. Joe, little rritsted said he would not
give tipker's d-u for all the old members" Tho
resolution then adopted.
BRO. Jack Van Tassle took up collection. The
box contained four cents only when it passed our re-
porter but he being on the Z" free list, conld not
assist in swelling the treasury especially as he has 10
nav his own fare up in the cars, and find himself e.
though be will do the brothers the justice TO cay that
they have done their utmost to endeavor 20 id him
for the past six weeks so it is no fault theirs The
amount of the collection taken up not announced,
but il will doubt appear the minutes 81 the next
meeting SO this valuable item will rot be lost to our
readers
Bro. Eros. now moved for q Committee 10 draw up
rules OF order 1t was amended that the rules OF tho
Grand Council be adopted. Bro. Dooiey moved to
further amend that the rules of the United States
House Of Representatives be adopted. The last
amendment prevailed, and Council No. Is will no" do
as they do at Washington. Bro. Tsllman now
charged Bro Smithson with violating his obligations,
by Offering credentials at the Grand Council parport-
ing to come from Council No. l., when he knew Bro
Joe was the regular delegate. This charge w@ re-
ferred to the same Committee as the other Bro
Dooley, the patriot who makes inward speeches,
asked the Chair if member of the old Council was
competent 10 sit on O Committee to try SnIthson-
Mr. President Seely thought not. Bro. Dooley then
charged Ketchum with meeting the old Council and
several times a.ked X if it was not SO; but Bro. X.
informed him that the affair was his own business
Bro. Ode very sincere and disinterested patriot,
um belonged to the other Council for he "seen him.
goirg up the stairs. On motion of Dooey, Bro.
Ketchum was discharged from the Committee. Bro
Joe was appointed in his place, but very modesty de-
clined The honor finally conferred on Bro. jack
Van Tasse, ventIlOquist.
Our Reporter waited patiently to hear the confrma-
ton ofthe ron nation of Fillmore and Doneson, but no
such move took place. This was very strange, as tho
brothers in this ward are furious for the itnerating
ex-President, there already being two Fillmore
Clubs started in the ward-one Dooley and the other
ANTHOLOGY. The motive power of each consists in
the fear that the other will control the CusOm-lodse
patronage of the ward after Fillmore is elected These
patriots have already commenced quareling about
the spos and we have no doubt that as to the cleo
ton of Fillmore distance lends enchantmont to tho
view" Bro. Joe now moved to adjourn, and, without
the question being put Council No. Is dispersed, with
the exception of Bios. Dooley, Ketchum and Smith
son, who were having talk around the stove when
our Reporter hailed downward car