New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-23

PLAN the principles of the company and its plans fw
the promotion OF Freedom in Kansas
TrI CAsE or ALDERMAN TYRRxLI-IspieSArIo
METISG.-The Adignstiop meeting held last evening
in Wildwood Hall Jersey City, to consider the aotiss
of the Common Council in refusing 10 allow AID Tyr
rel to act in that body in hs official capacity
largely siis Dded, well conducted unanimous and is-
fueit6l. The proceedings although sober and did,
passionate, at times rather enthusi sstic in sp-
plaue. a bonfire and rockets illuminated the neigA-
bortood while the crowd gathering. The meeting
Yves organized by oo~hg Mr.. H. NJ. Soulc TO be the
III sdent, MessTs. Thomas Foster and Joshua A.
French, Nice-Presidents, and WIN. Ii. Danpng and
Hnam III. Feuu, Secretaries.
The call Of the meeti,g having bees read, Com
mittee r. solutions appointed consisting 81
Aessis. Dunning, Deklyn and Losey. This Comnitr
tee retired, and the meeting called upon Mr. 3. b.
Ransom TO speak. He responded, and having briefly
repspitulate the proceedings of the Common Councd
in the case of Mr. Tyre, he proceeded to point out
what be regarded Illegal, unjust aud inconsistent
in their proc sedngs At the first they convicted
him upon Insufficient tesmony-upon evidence which,
together with any other in their possession, had bees
laid before the Grand jury, but that body acting
der the charge 81 the Court aud upon their solemn
| oaths. would not find bill OF Indictment
| Tbs Common Council had now transcribed their
| powers in denying him bis representative privileges
! and voice in their proceedings. He coniended that
TINT body had right to go behind the vote by which
he was reelected to base any objections 10 his occupy
ing his seat The Aldermen say that his return con-
meet their action. To be II does; II 90 in
tel ded Loud applausel. There may be great schemes
which, by his influence and fidelity to lis constituents,
| he light thwar therefore, TO deprive bin of the OPP
portunity is dangerous and wrong. MIR. Ransom spoke
at considerable length, aud was earnestly appauded.
The Committee Resolutions then reported, an1
| the report was adopted. The resolutions mild
| hui finn. They declare his expul-im unjust tyrss-
meal and hasty approve OF his reelection and regard
the fusa to allow him TO act an Alderman arb
| trary ard violation Of law. They further express
| 4 81. H.. toatt La ftns
Mr.. j. Is. Schenok then spoke. lilo denounced tho
acts Of tee Common Council IN this matter a. an out
rage from the beginning to the end. lie volunteered
to contribute literally toward tho expenses OF tho los
| proceedings lie was loudly spplauded.
| Mtssrs. Joshua A. French, J. Is. Scenck and j. u
| Dunn were then appointed Committee 10 make the
application for legal remedy and raise the means 70
| deray the expenses.
The meeting then adjourned with cheers for Mr.
| Tyuell and other.
LEGIsLArUE.-The New jersey Legislature hes
| determined to adjourn on the 9TH Of March. The hn
authorizing the New.York and Erie Railroad Com
Iany 10 rake their contemplated improvements in
Je ey City has passed the Senate of Jersey IL had
previously PACED the House. The Bank question 10
| to be- the special order In the House on Thursday
bill bss been introduced into tbs senate rendering
lie Leg s ure free Tho II prevent Of adutsr
sT. IN Gs ssnas . .: ~ .s
each COMFY whose day 70 De % ties, iqsG and IsPs e
nom ~ chen st. pei atty Of 41t 6ne, years mpns
omen the salary ii the chemist TO be s5s dag FOG
| every day Of &c usi service
Tie New arb and Hudson River Railroad opposed
Ly the Ecw.Jeey Railroad and Transportation Company ThI
the improvements which they have nsdo,
the W BRIDE erected by them the Pa.sae to coaneo<
viii Road aud by which they intend 70 give In
ga facilities the north pat q the city. They snbmit
vile would he consistent with public faith 10 create
ion before expensive Improvement has been do
o fairy tested They further that they are pre-
pared that their present road with tracks,
kas present amount OF busnesS.
that could be afey I've minutes each veg
without the possibility Of collision. .
They submit whether the proposed grant would not be I'M
jusifal with exsns cOmunca ,as unneoes
ry and denim the public, who must fnI.h the
double expense and Ioby higher iaTes They insist thss
the fct soeIn contracts, and would b
a. nnUshsile with grants soemDy nads by the
Leg ss 70 an thai has discharged CATION
the ub sbfyy and contribute largely 10 tho revenues
| Of "A e State.