New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-06
TIE TENTH WARD KNOW NO THING S.

Notwithstanding the fierceness of the storm Of
Saturday evening. our reporter forced his way up to
the Tenth Ward aud held sweet communion with tue
brothers Of Council No. 5. But few probably
twenty Lad arrived before the hour for organizing,
vet amorg these were some OF the lights OF the
Order pillars Of the brotherhood and bsacOns for the
guidance Of the youthful novitiates AZ usual they
were exercised in divers ways, but more particularly
in regard to the reporter for TnE TRIBUNE. On this
topic, however their violence has Percepbly ahated
Their subdued oes Ike the diens blasts Of Winter,
seem TO proclaim that Council No. is already fast
approaching that period OF dOcity when Ike the lion
and the lamb in hpOcalypc vision, the blessed
brothers and their reporter may peacefully lie down
together This state Of things doubtless arises from
perception their par! that lie has no desire to in
lure the Order and that he is but struggling 10 gain
livelihood in the line Of his profession. His ap-
prOnch ng triumph is to him the sweetest norsel oil
comfort for he views il the browning glory OF his
life During the evening he sought out brother 10
got the person accused of reporting 10 TIE TRID-
I'M but was surprised to see III him no particular
evidence OF being "hunsry." II lie reports for any
other joumsl, lac is undoubtedly well rewarded in
regard brother Norcmus lac is happy to state that
this brother has returned with one Of his families to
the TCnth Ward!
AT o'clock Bro Wheeler sounded the gaVel.
Great Joy heralded the initiation of one average
looking parsonage into our Order" This IL the fret
nirt which has broken The hum drum silence of bus
nosa IL Council No = for two weeks In his JOY Bro.
Van Duer forgot that he reported last week upon the
Nineteenth " ard matters, and Jumping up, repeated
Biz former dose Of "proeress." Several communica-
tious were read. One from the Sixth Ward com
planed in doleful notes Of Bro. Morton, "our City
Inspector" for naming Health Warden Tor the
Sixth Wsrd not a member Of our Order. The object
of the communication was TO procure the assistance OF
Council No. 3 TO visit Bro. Morton with their we'll
known powers OF anathema. The communication was
laid on tic table for the present. Bro Van Ripper
voted 20 lay on TIC table because lac said it was no
use grunbling Bro Morton did just Ike all the rest.
They were all recreant. This offended Bro. Corson
and the friends of Bro Dolsn. melee seemed ineV-
table So sweeping accusation Of recreancy must
of course include Bro. whtock, but it was whis-
pered that Bro. Van Ripper only meant to hit Bro.
Taylor fcr his itcresncy in regard to Superintendent Of
Lands and Places. This quoted matters. Bro.
Wainwright now gave his experience at the Grand
Council aid described the unauimty Of feeling for
Fillmore aud Donolon. BRO. Van Ripper moved that
Council No. confirm the nomination. Bro. Corson
told Bro Whoolor not to put that motion until the re
poi Of Bro. Wainwright was accepted. Bro. Van
Eip.r. perceiy ing that Bro. Wheeler was about 10
obey became so excited to allow his dignity to be
somowha ruiled by just little, only little, wrath.
III, wanted "a know if Bro. Wheeler under Bro.
Corson's thumb, and If Bro. Corson was dictator.
Brother Wheeler split the difference between
the two brothcrs by joining their motions.
lie let the brothers by one act accept the report and
raiy the nominations by rising vote. The result
was q unanimous Endorsement OF Bros. Fillmore and
Donelson A collection was taken. BIO. Wheeler
Announced that those brothers who were not present
the week before must give in their nsues, residence
and oocupaton-a direction our reporter was pleased
TO see obeyed with tolerable eheerfulpess. Counc
No ; now went at Brc. Morton again His Ofcnse is
ile appointment OF Mr.. Cannon as Health Warden
IN the Sixth Ward who Is hot & thirddesree member.
nothing Is SID Of his ability competence. A mo-
ticn rasde for Committee to wait Bro Morton,
but was aerward withdrawn, aud the matter lei to
sleep BY ordering the communication TO be placed on
file. Several notion, TO adjourn we're now put. bat
Io,t-whereupon Bro. Wan Ripper moved TO adjourn to
Fillmore ard Donelsoa Club. Bro. Cor.on opposed
this. He said such club already in existence
OF which notice must have reached everybody, be-
cause vas published onos il TIE Ezprcss He
concluded By moving that the motion OF Bro Vsa
Riper lie laid over" Bro. Van Riper took this IS
! d;Iec. cut, He retor.ed by saying Bro CcrsoR had
never vet voted 81 eertich; that he stranger
in tss Ward tina. he oOt krov the troubles Of the
| Order; that he hsd not beea q member moro than
foar or fvs non,As-w~ under age whoa initiated:
and though pretty smart. did not usdsntsni !hb
! us.ts- Bzv Csrssa taes sSsss sa1 statsA that.