New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-25
lNEW.YORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY IS. ~"

fs 2,ssen: purpose n risns wa 10 ODER bis 'caSas
.;In ,s M. Ssr Of the Associasso; he hsd ron Az
c,,r.c,on nth n endeavored 10 psoDs ne ts nsefsss
20 ,la besf Of his knowledge IL would b tn p syerf7
,tpjy 70 BAYLOR no bsd feeling to~a d any meoee< OF
De Association, ahboush be kne~ nat u would %
go d;fsrun cr btm 10 succeed in futdloy fs noSs
n Is resoect. BE had heard that an effort roaid %
nal 10 81 eel him from the Asocfsoon " De asa o.
-Ssdy beep eIpeIlsd from the B ard lie would an
ticps,e these attempts by offering bis fes'soanon- ne
ssid ibss bis interest ID young men suud ~.
c,u-e Of ibis. He hoped fnat be would always r'an
Rose tt.hp. and that spirit vbch mad htnefs' iui
peDeo him 10 wcrk for the Yoopg Men Cofisaan Az
ISOLATION BE would bid them all, 80 lar az hs u,su
berhp With the Associsn.n was e0nosfhe'' a-' ""'N
toI ale farewell. r,,
Mr.. CHARLIs A. MOORE snd Mr.. y: Eo"aRp
HVBBylL, Mr Edgsrs colleagues on toe LioeaIy ani
Reading Room Committee, then IN IKE niahoet Gu
dered their designations, and corrooorNel .ss
moDts in citation 10 TIE summary acaon " 'nc po"'N
of Directors mace by Mr. Edgar
Mr. MASIERRE moved that the designations De ao,
cepied aid paid telling tribute to The chs acter ana
to the successful Efforts OF the brethren mo nai la
rsisIed. He speke of Their value 70 the Ass'cis-
top. Having been Treasurer for TIRES years, ne
could speak ef their pecuniary value to the t,las
of the Association, and their Loss would be telt
While il would be impossible 10 select other three
Young men of equsl efficiency AID usefulness. The
motion was seconded end Carl =.
Ur HoYr moved that . Committee OF Investigation
be appointed TO report at the next meeting here con-
sc cussion epsued young man better 40
In X n. circles asked Ii such Comm ttee sould be
Corruption Committee the same as thu OF Congress.
Mr. Hoyis motion wss seconded. but .as tPit 10
the e.iirg, the CHAIRMAs stating that C0maht,ec
having been already sppoia,ed, there was no nee ssy
for further action in the matter OF this the Assoca
ton bad NO previous knowledge. Ihe Chsirm 'n tnen
ated that lie had appointed Comm ttee according TO
Il recfun of the Association al previous meeeoS'
The names were then called for, but were ,, orta-
coming The NIcE.PRESIDESr then stated tha' ne
bsd made bis appointments after tue meeiing luls,
however, was unsatisfactory, and Me' Aos1n Aooo''
was Gully sppoiDted ss the member OF 1at Com nufee
on tie part of the Association. MIR, james Mitchell
as appoiptt by the Chair. -.
MIR hcCoRMlcK then called for the resolution OF
Prof CIosby which had been adopted at spec al
et ting If the Association. Al extract iiom ths mo
mics OF the special meeting held the 9TH OF Janusy
wss b, u read and is as f5lo 81:
" Prof CROSBY moved a. follows:
-, ci,on in felson 10 the ate Exclusion OF ero
the of sheet coLsdered to be oonoAoa'
IT, on Rooms and Library Of the Board Of Directors have
quesed the se of the Association in the seTeoIe
Chair the Association and third BY these tSo TO 10
. ,isn %, The Board AMI report At the regular
Association, IN order tnst the Association may
form and declare enlightened opinion IN elsiioa to the
AfttI some discussion, the .vous question was or
detd end ihe preamble end REGULATIONS we've adopted
MIR Mccormick then obtained the hoor aud spoke
A. auember of the Board. He did not ihlpk ths' II
everything had been done ebovebo1d, any fear
should be manifested about tie investigation, however
rigid it might be. lie said that the board stood TO
ton and 80 far he could would facilitate the OBJECT
OF any Committee who might be appointed TO th's
duty by aiding them in securing INFORM itlon anu
giving them clue 10 the Whereabouts OF documents
which m,pht be denied. lie moved the following
resolution:
examine into all the proceedings OF the Board OF
M.,sges from beginning OF their term OF Office TO the
present. time and end for all papers and documents neee
I I.y .1 m nairg y1e ftbe A..ocaon
Al III o clock motion to adjourn put and C sr-
Iied
The meeting was cOsei with prayer
THE TwENTY-F oURTH OF FEBRUARY.
The revolution loving Frenchmen Of the city, aud
those who sympabze with them, celebrated the Ninth
Anniversary Of the lsst of the French Revolutions by
banquet at No ~ Leonard street last evening. The
great red banner Of the Republic, that is TO be, was
display ed with its grand words, Librie Egaf1< Fra
fernt6 Sohdarae, and the symbolic triangle of the
Union Sociaste fount and foundation OF the good
time coming. On one of the maDtels rested l.ho-
grapbed Liberty, her beauty marred 81 the broken
glass which covered her. A,oundthe were large
printed cards on the walls follows:
i7Ss-g Ss,s. 1850
AbHRIQUE. ::
J uillet l776. !:
TALE. ::
|: POLOGNE
l772. 1880.
ALLFNAGNE.
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UONGRIE.
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I: ESPAGNE.
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1854.
The tables, which arranged in hoIlow square,
we're filed soon after I O'clock and about a bu nd red