New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-19
THE TENTH WARD KNOW-NOTHINGS $.


Council No. s. We learn from our irresistible re-
10 ter, opened on Saturday evening with the Presi-
cent. George W Wheeler in the chair. Bro. Corsons
Il irutes were read and appoved. This was out of
compliment 10 him as Secretary, displ.ed points
Tie brothers always refer to The TRIBUNE The Com
nj, zee app nod 10 examine the fitness of Mr.. Petty
10 be into the order, reported fivorably and
az nc came time handed in letter from him, stating
H. substance that no one had been empowered by him
10 present his numc for membership, nor had he ever
solicited any advocate his cause there, and that
whatever had been done without his knowledge or
c,Is,1t After lirie agitation on this subject, Bro
Van Duse changed the order of exercises by moving
tint TIE TmBCNks report Of Council No. for the
at week. and also the week previous be now read
B.,.. Wainwright aud Hall opposed this. Bro. Hall
pfporey notoicty) hoped no brother Of this Order
would stoOp 30 low n to read them blamed reports.
II, euILus.z,d the word " blamed" with such jrk,
and bore on wh,n he spoke it, although he was trying
to use so more o1prca piece OF profanity. Bro.
iiueu moved that tue reading referred to be laid
o4or haf an hour Bro Ira buchanan
amended by saying three months. by this
ne thing, began to ok oql4iy, but the arrival Of
the narshal, with one punyookng subject to be
Initiated, produced n sort Of heavenly Joy. After the
lrtl Of mother American into order, Bro. Brgen
vii crew his motion to postpone the reading Of Fax
1llBUNE ior he half hour. Bro. Wainwright again
,rltstd the reading and questioned the right of the
IIt-'dort 10 yut such motion. Bro. Armstrong said
tie President had the right to put any notion right or
Wt,ur. aud thr BorAer were the judges of whts was
rf,rtr The Presd.ut favored this view, and be-
Loving tie objection of Bro. Wainwright was meant
a ,ot OF usuuaton that be darednot put the notion
Flowed BIZ American git by putting it. An unanimous
v,c or L, ally So to read Tue TdBUsF, was fatter
irg testimonial to tie wisdom aud discretion Of Bros
Wheeler and Armstrong, as wei q compliment to
tie fidelity Of our reporter which II has ever been his
aim to merit Bro. Cors,n then read from TIKI
TlIrNE Of Feb. = the article headed The Tenth
Nard Krow-Ng :ugs Profound stiffness prevailed.
~ ils doe l,o Buchanan, surprising the article was
al cut 10 be adopted the minutes OF the Council,
wished a slight correction before it was done. The
CtaiI ruled BIO. b. out Of order Bro COrson then
r.aG RON 1uE TfiHUsE OF Feb. II, article headed
similar To- tie dIst. IL effect was more enliYening,
tlouuh 10 outburst ensued and no one wished cor
rcoor; yet Bro. Hall popped up and said he was as
ay brother in tie Order; that the reporter knew it;
and Nat i was blamed mean Of him 10 report all Of
L..sIeocios.
Bro. Wainwright next obtained the opportunity he
had Lceu watching for and Ike rat terrier--always
iy,tIafe about what De Undertakes bat lacking
iuG ,uert to oct cTectve,y-again brought up bis
IGIy -rlj,ct He moved the action Of the Council
ec.irst r, ceiyug Mr. Petty be rescnded. Bro. Cor
en- seeing hat this motion would annul resolution
le had caused 10 BE- adopted at previous meeting,
md wishing t. use up Bro. Wainwright, directed the
Chan to declare tie motion out Of order The
Char obeyed, but sugges'cd to Bro Wainwright that
su,i.Cn 10 Suspend tie resolution Of Bro. Corson for
Tire tine bong would reach tho point. Bro VAIN
wild seemed to be doubt AZ to what the President
L ssit enc whether IL would secure hs object sort
Of b.owr study caIe over him, much 10 the merri-
u..it Of several brothers. BIO. COHon relieved hin
:, sayng /, was eli rgh. aud that he had ordered the
Char to make the sugge.t.0n. Thh inspired BIO.
Walwrci 70 make the motion, but cruel 10 relate,
On tsk NJ The question the motion vas oat. Do not
b. to c,lft1g Bro Wainwright 10 certain mystical
reisoreces called white folks. They are wonderfully
urcestuiL-,sp. cialy if they axe members Of our
OrCeT.
Pro. Corsor moved a vote Of thanks 10 Bro. Chss.
VIrt,ck Councilman Of the XVII District for his
sb L. L., Of the Order IN that branch Of the City
Coverr It, 70 which, by the partially Of thus Coun'
O. Le had been called. Til motion, though regularly
LIZ before tie brotheIs lost or what reason our
ret4t.r could not learn. Why Bro. Com0n-Tho
rctorts tie proceedings q tie COurcInen Dr
2te ExDe,s, aud Of course knows that Bro.
Wh.t.,k had done what no one else had heard
Cloud be insuled by refusal 70 pass
h reserton, Is matter q deep surprise L. was
wLspered around that the brothers would never get
o,,r their wrath at the tckery which cheated Bro.
JcIa,han Puriy Of reuominat.on and thus secured
the e.,ct.on q Bro. Wh.tlock
Bro. Corsor, however, fully resented the matter
Such mngipg and comminging Of strange epthets
lss rot lately been mede-Dot even in The EEPre's.
FDc-blazes bid thunder could hardly equal the con
iusoR. Great oODsternSton perysdsd Bro. Corson
S., NED TO regard Bro. Wke Ter as responsible, and,
du,ng ether thing said to him: 81 cannot sni Will
rot submit TO your insults ary longer; have borne
q. 90 Igns e. any American man ought to- Ii ell