New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-25

tl.se mproys,ncn;s comfl.ted, ". -.
$500 b.. ,,cc,.d IN usiu,e advalttes, and "Lc' .-s@l
on az slul,.y tie Tc.Oeet -" ~ gTi ~. T..
n".itn AZ The eonaro.al emp mum 81 'H' MONA 'eH
The onis grant q lad, b. Cou'''' . aa n tie
,onstruct.on Of rsloaos 70 - 90" ~" -, 49, *
pesrea or that portion Of tue s'ani ~ ' OF
ki~auke fei dcpss; interest vi1 from Madison - 90
Imbo' TO the 81 CroI 'nt 'arnGe 20 ase I cp'Hy
Controlled by Chicago promote Chicago Interest," .nd
1e L. oto.' so siHs 20 ry.ur.e iie Interests II Mi
wsSi,e rivalry bad eri.t,d between the
md Waicriovn Company aud the la Cr'-," t4a
S',r -. inter-, 81 those Comp oe' ia
The oV spo.tiou interests of Mwadk@r IA the d.p3
siton Of the land grant came from her s'l' '@ IVA VII
Il would TEEN thu the sentiment Of MwanSe- and he en-
vpon ths' question az "a At1S ~. ~ 49, 80
sret oscord the statement foUnted We o. npon
sydencc thai there very few o. or citizen. 1l2 eu
desyo,ed 20 pev' the La Crosse aad Mwa1s"e hrroad
Compuy from oatl ming this giant from moro ithy
motiTe. than hfiy TO some OF - .rr e2d m'n.HIs'
I'M" STn, xa mad that Company ni ;a~ ah',sts er
bib,ed hcr joy by proccon' bonres and 'Peeses aud
Congress is se..en h,vas sppropsed
30 nies Of railroad which would be ,hbaay % either
Ccsso milwaukee the controversy between parties repre-
ohe Of these long Fines Of road and Of the eHeny:
country through which they areio mn va 's :ene~ed
representing Chicago interests bad Organized Company
under chn I'GD i5sc. wb W. were preor 10 the
Chicago 81 Paul and Fond d1 Lac Company They made p
but were ultimately defeated and bill paced he P,sfe Of
which soil, ted By those sentem ne Itt
passage which grams the lands to Ne OOPRe' VINO T
form favorable connection. with me n.l ing
10 Nlsaukc and by ell IN ths' power efect The
ts5. and travel fIom the Minnesota Toaa' over the roads
ofwsconsn Upon tbs OCCASION 2 w so If MsSks 20
men opposing Milwaukee interests . e,.-,.-.,e
should "a. in giving fun cSposit on Of this subject we
should emit to advert for The purpose OF Iep,op.n II 70 UNA
l. 50 notorious 5st one Ct 20, DAY pap 81 u G e 5
that pages hye from time TO time INDUCED in articles deag'
ipe denouucng who have been !nted with our rail-
road Interests end which 80 lar from Iee ing ,ne sen nent.
s community deserve condemnation at the hands Of every
BELIEVING the circumstance demand that this Board Of Trade
representins does the commercial Interests o. the city,
men should express 10 suitable language their sentiments IN
undertake from motives Of private nature 70 pie the bes,
interests Of city submit the following resolution:
mes. men and property Milwaukee have BEEN and
all times in favor Of sustaining BY al h'noaSe MEAS m
city heretofore so e9eIo9s loaned it, eIedi taa we re-
caro- The MwsSsee iSeaSns t M ls W.ei.own
the Milwaukee Horizon, the Milwaukee BeI2t the MA.
and all worthy Of the confidence and support Of our c
Resided That we perused with much regret certain
articles which lately appeared in The MQvaake Daily
c9ose Milwaukee Railroad Company and evidently de.
signed to inuIe the reputation Of that Company 70
peiion the enterprise they have in charge that the sccu
made in such srtcl. have not in our opinion any oun
dsOD in and consider the course pursued oy tn &
nal dictated by unworthy m9tyer and as hostile ana i
Rred having witnessed the OF the La crosse
and Railroad from the inception OF the PROJECT unti
the time during which period has been under the
aps cement the Hon Byron RNbour aud the gentlemen
ss,eiate with in the Board Of Directors esteem
duty the public in view q the assaults referred TO-
10 bear testimony the signal ability vigor energy en- zeal
with which work has been prosecuted aud 70 express
our entire in the capacity and integrity OF that gen
tlemsn and his associates. ,,,,
Petd That aeprcste the efforts Of few individuals
IN our midst striving to njure the reputation and cher
scter Of citizens prominently competed WIN tns
Crosse Railroad Company that 1t Ia he DUTY
Of our citizens all minor difficulties and - unite and
labor zeaousy together fhesnce of the common welfare
and thus Milwaukee her position the MetTop
Oils Of the North. west
WILLIAM B. HIBBARD,
s. B. GRANT,
JOHN BRADFORD, Committee.
CHAS. II. WHEELER,
JOHN MARIO
L. H. KELLOGG, President.
A. J. AIKESs, Secretary.
On the motion the report and resolutions were Unanimously
adopted ..,. l. A.
President Secretary the Board and published IL the
daily papers of the city. which was unanimously adopted
Dr. Weeks moved that all the members OF the Board sign the
report but as the unanimity Of feeling prevailed the
motion thought unnecessary and therefore Withdrawn
On he Roar adjourned.