New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-13
THE UNEMPLOYED TRANQUIL.
QUIET IN ToMpKINs SQUARE.

wDich the peace has not been repeatedly broken IN
ronlkins square. Only . few hundred people wee
in the square at any time. There was some talk sbout
"the Committee, what they had done and what they
lad not dsne, but most OF those the ground needed
present object OF interest to arouse their at,en
tor. fec were lying asleep about The Park, apps-
reptly drunk.
Ap old man holding little boy by che hand. came
into the square. He asked he could see the Commit.
tee, a. be wanted assistsrce from them Being told
that the Committee could do nothing for him. he re-
piled that ts was informed that they could and had
been requested to come down here day and they
would give him food He fui.her stated hat two men
had called at the place where be lived and requested
every person, mer and women, in the house who
might be in want 10 turn out In the square to day,
when relief would be given there were to be seve.
raj srocery.store. opened for them ard all the hungry
w ulo have as much food as they wanted.
Towe.d II O'Clock Nine. Rank made her appearance.
She converted quietly, arc said che had not come 70
make speech, but to see If she could help them in
any way. Crowds of grinring boys thronged sbou!
her. sometimes tHng to push her, but they did not
succeed.
Peter Morahsp, q yourg man, made sh ,rt spescA,
sdysir The formation of Ward Associations ADD that
they should have nothing to 90 with Fernando Wood
ard his D, tca Committees. Charles Smith ran for
Assembly last year, and came within two votes of
e.ttir the Democratic nc minacn this year. Mcclure
is the keeper Of grogshop in the Eighteenth Ward,
ard seeking hs nomination for Alderman from that
ward Mcrahau ssd that the Central Park $50 900
was al h1mbug; the workinguen would never get
cent Of il.
John q. Paul vss the rext speaker. He sad:
lem gu. Of supoyment have .ndeavOred to fnd work to
anfU hrt heeQ IA
loving .,nd de.r. rather than tuul. Blu, what
have rp them Gp DAY ser eay advising u. to eI relief
Of it t.s Al now q that Relief Dot come
worF to and to hoiIow it has the day alter
upon the Cents. Pf but iii. one appropriate az an
other get Where the Com%9n Coun. to get this money
.,.ry dollar en in Wall worth three per
month Is the Cooperation sutoIea TO pay such srorbsn.
robs Of bread 1t the men who cypress the aborer
the 10 T % i Es co lid ss .oe ~ao
my in midst that starring orr families to death Ap,
this band OF thsv-, aud robbers who shall no. have
Let have union e. there be an osan.sti9n formed IN
sor aud when united may defy the Police
ans The army Of Goiah fAppsusel.
Paul va, succeeded by Morahsn again, who said
that upon consultation with Nine. Rank, he mad de-
errnined to unite all the Committees and then strike
blow that would fOrcibly tell in their behalf He had
sesc only Yesterday landlord demand rent that
Que MIN ny pOOI ulau, VIM "oS "O'n o"u
whose family were in starving condition. The man
could not pay and he was directed to go out into the
street this morning Landlords should not be allowed
thus 10 create unnecessary suffering. He introduced
Nine. Rank, who dwet upon the necessity of unity,
ar said she was poor woman, adjusted by but one
motive ana that was TO aid the poor aud the oppressed
wherever fourd. She was a CT zen Of the United
States had lived here twenty one years, and vas we'll
ACQUAINTED WITH the character OF The American people,
wlo.e greatest fault was extravaganza They must
wear fine ard costly dresses go TO grand balls, drive
in Il cir sple rGid carriages, and live in magnificent
bouses She you'd sugges that the rich ladies should
put off their silks and satns and wear csco dresses,
giving the difference ia cost % the poor. Were
she ricb the poor should have all; but, as she
was poor herself, che could only offer them her
services AID look to God for her reward
Cheels. She would ofsr suggestion TO tho
.fle ct that in every ward the woikipgmen assemble
and elect Dele gates to great Central Committee TO
receive all The money Contributed Tor tue poor. linen
there wouid be regularity in their pracs ,cngs which
c. uld not be fourd Cneers. Many poor men
had cone TO her ard said they were willing to work
ony two days in the week on The Central PAX 20 as
10 allow others CHARGE to earn bread. Snc1 men a.
tbese were The persons who deserved encourage nsut
sLd should be assisted first. She mad come plans
which had cost her years OF labor, and s30OO IN
moLey They HAD been drawn exclusively TOR the
bereft OF the poor One was plan for church; the
other for an INNER Sc hotel The church should sup
port the hotel, ard the hotel would accommodate all
lie poor that should be in want In New York Cheers
The price for these plans was ,OO0U Oo, out $40
world now sell them for 500, OOO-hsf Ut which she
would use fer the immediate lief Of toe poor, and the
o'her hall sbe would keep to pay debts cootraced by
her while getting up the design. She exhibited her
pldrs u TIE meeting, who APPEARED much pleased.
Madame Rank left the Square about o'clock, and
The ssseub'ege rapidly diminished Roots collected
70 hear and laugh at story other butgraduaty
they became fewer, anti at n'ghtsll all went home.
The ,ffics of the Epgiceer of the Central Park in
Ihiry.si1ih street was beieged yesterday morning
by C, ovid who demanded work, aod we're greatly dis
appointed when told there was none for them. There
vas not room enough for row.
Tie Park was dotted with groups OF people, the
orly s'teup. at speech was put down by Marshal
Stephens.
CITY HALL AFFAIRS.
There ves but very small attendance of the IN
employee in tie Park yesterday, aud no police were
required to guard the City Hail entrances, as on the
previous thee days. An ambitious iter Of the poltl
cal kiad attempted to speak and gather crowd around
him in font Of the Hall, about 1Oi O'Clock, but hi
hsrspgpe was cut shor by Marshal Stephens, who
showed him the way cut of the Park. No further
atten pts at excitement made and by afternoon
there scarcely hundred persons In the Park.
Tie Mayor ana Controller signed warrants IN favor
OF the Central PAX Commissioner for the sum OF
| 80, 600 advance, to enable the work to proceed.