New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-15
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1he com r. nrsaniza.on, cannot fnil 10 eAcite inc
yurued fnce h,s.. who have watched IT, and the fu-
erirson ., Il, history Called into existence at
ire esoe's ',ement was high, when the people were
S;susnt ct the outrageous sder% =, ~, i'
CHAMPION IL has never pandercu w 'ne cacite-
kasfsss az moment has done nothing hurriedly or
Den1.;sedly The outside pressure brought to bear
LIN n. has had effect. Goodness, cailnness ana
SP,ns fion have been the watchwords of the Com
a. and although there may at times have been
NJ opinon upon matters Of policy, there has
evcr heen among its members any difference oil ecg
n ~ the general principles governing the organiza-
Tt, Committee, since it was formed, have executed
a., nnrJerers who, without doubt would have man
ed 10 escape through the meshes of the law.
H. have sent from the State never Ia return num-
bsr Of VIGOROUSLY bad men. Who finds fault with
she;r acts, Not even their enemies. They have nd
our community of pests who would have chung to us
Ike the plaques Of Egypt had the Committee not
SXe lean that the active organization of the Com
tee i about TO be brought TO an end but that, how
ever the nucleus around which AZ me TAP Oh inc oeu
The whole body will rally, will be retained The abors
Of all members of the Committee have been arduous.
Tbev now seek repose until such time as the demands
ef duty may call them together and when that call Ia
made II will be responded TO as heartily and as fully as
was the call for the parade yesterday.
nttee of Vigilance has nearly completed MS aoors,
and is almost ready TO yield up its power again to the
people from whom il was originally derived. This
viii probably be done in very few days, unless the
''suthorities" or inudicous individuals, should pur
sue course which would render it necessary for the
Committe to continue their armed active organiza-
zion. Had not obstacles been thrown in their way,
had their opponents acted with any degree of policy
their lsbors would have been brought to close some
time since in all probability. We are not informed
but suppose the nucleus Of an organization will be
kept up.
Tar VIGILANCE CONNITTEE.-Much has been said
of late about the adjournment and disarmament OF the
Vigilance Committee ON and after Monday next. As
there seems to have been misapprchenson about
the real designs of that body have taken some lit
lie pains to ascertain their real objects We are as
sured that their intention not to adjourn or dsband at
present at all events but on Monday next to give up
large portion Of the space or rooms they have been oc-
cupying and 90 into their original quarters, III one
building which they at first occupied, and where their
arms are located Much of the time since the organi
cation they have been compelled to occupy two or three
adjoining buildings account OF the large number OF
prisoners hand and the necessarily large guard con-
fnually at the small guard will now be en-
gagged for the protection Of the Committees eadquar-
tiers and the Executive will hold its regular meetings.
and as often as emergencies require it, but not 50 CON
tinuously as formerly. Ii is proposed on Monday next
preparatory to this change, to have grand review of
all The military forces of the Committee and the parade
will probably be the most magnificent seen in the
State We learn that Gen. Wool has determined to
remain in town to witness the demonstration.