New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-04

however wss their business cad he did pot think thai
The Association oouid s1stoin DE B,Md 10 the suns
they had acted toward tbe Committee eu Room, and
Library He eaid there had been muct political feel
ing but il time that II should die away and be I'd.
vHed all TO ONE right up to the m srk take Christ tor
our gute aud loving each ber at ooce d-oide tnis
question and enter into the eIJoyment woica used 10
chsrsc' erie the meetings Of this Association.
Mr.. BLISS roee TO the previous ga htion recog-
MIN the Chairman 40 an eccJucheur and Offered hn
eelvc TO aid in delivering the Association OF ourdsn
which bad for come time weighed heavily upon the AS
tocietion He vas seconded by DIR. Hot Tue Vo'e
vss then TAX On upon the resolutions, as folio vs.
Tbs. The Nominating be 20
D sS. l' W., o. Ps.de coepondDs secy
aud Treasurer Of toe Association 1880, ns,,sr, 10 re-
sign from the Board their re'suaOn to take
nusl meeiDs IN Nay. -, .,-...,.. ,or, IN. A..oei.
ton Of Mes.s Ess.I HnbbeI Moore be ,ecOpsdetet
The first tso resolutions were declared 70 o. carried.
The third resolution being reoonnceraton, toe
Cu,IR d, cded that two third vote was requisite 70
il. adoption This being taken By rising, twas lost
by ne vote, follows
FOR the resolution. 90 As,inst
Tie CHAIRMAN said he had thrown two into the
number Of those who voted for the resolution.
Mr. VERNON moved vote of thanks to the Com
ttee for the faithful discharge of their sborious du
ties in the N cent investigation.
MIR. McCoRaIcK nov obtained the floor, and
preesed hin opinion favorable 70 the proposed vote of
thanks. He had thought 40 investigation necessary,
and believed the report generally correct he deplored
that any bad feeling should exist In the Association.
He rene with pleasure the old days of concord
and prosperity, and hoppe yet for wholesome, perms
nent peace asc amtty. With those Of bis friends who
were prone TO for peace when there could be no
peace, he did not sympsthize The only way to have
t1iDss proper was to up,oOt and hu out the wrong
coubted guilty without good cause a. be feared
the Library Committee hal been. de ony desired
that the right should prevail As for the intm alton
Of the Chair thai he had not been 30 orderly ~
npbt ia orderly fnold
the Chair
The CHAIR" That ia true"
Mr.. NcCoRnIcK-He could aot exactly agree
with the good Professor Crosby touching the re.
port. The Commute was app tinted and had worked
xth greet fairness TO all He wondered Why the Vice
PIesdeLt bed not given his aimony to the Commit
tee rather II an detatn the meeting this evening.
Mr. HOWARD CROSBY here explained that it wu the
report and the Committee which he deemed blased,
and he hoped that he would be credited for this dis
tipctsD.
Edgar should be restored to the Association he would
leave; be held bunch Of papers In hh hand but made
no speech.
Mr. BRowE rose and used violent language in rela-
ton to Mr. Edgar, but was stepped By the dsspproba-
tion of the Association.
Mr.. VKRNos urged the vote of thanks, and it vas
adopted, with bat half dozen dissenting votes.
Mr. ABBOTT responded in short and m odest speech.
MIR. SHERMAN moved to rescind the vote accepting
the resignstion of Messrs Edgar Hubbel and Moore:
The CHAIRMAN ruled this out Of order bat an appeal
from the decision Of the Chairman was sustained BY the
Association, whereupon
Mr. SHERMAN renewed the motion to re.clnd which
wss reconoed by MIR. Horn.
The previous question being called for ordered,
and the motion to rescnd was carried by large ma
jority.
Mr. SHERMAN then moved that Messrs. Edgar, Hub
bell and Moore be requested to withdraw their resg'
nations. Adopted.
Mr. SHERMAN moved RECOMMENDATION, seconded by
Mr.. LOCKWOOD.
Mi. FAIRMAN moved that the motion to reconsider
lie uton the tsble-eeconded and adopted.
Mr.. Edgar present at the meeting and was
warmly received by his frieads. Numerous threats of
Resignation sounded through tho air and confusion
prevailed while the Chapel was thinned Of the "evil
ones"
Prayer wa. offered, and the meeting adjourned at
about IL: 40 o'clock o. m.