The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-02

.sr Seiors Illustration Of this fact myser. mo win
H. az ~e had A.ss aad wheels constantly ers.h.
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.ocn .psvisDosd . Csss CHANGE 10, ne ss,sr
OF railroad men, fer hat nan who = nssd 70 BE-
railroad Aed 70 be Thing and 70 hsw out biz own
fortune Ihovsh,I ~ould oa the attention Of as meet
rg during The absence d the committee to ss md sv
clher matters, this time when suca hiuau deserve
confederation NJ b then alluded % The nodss opaandi
q msnssiDs ne ,Mfcsa snpssyes treating sAsn Vim
telhgeDce nd juice. and even building comic tibIe
houses for them on the respective lines OF road sthus
one remember hearing make use Of the 81 ,lsmsuon
when running bis engine, 81 sin run her run 10
hell In the management Of railroads you hive got 10
trust 10 much to those you employ 10 Q matter OF the
Drst 70 has they are suoh be do
pended on and our eatment of hind 10 insure con
Journals hs was convention % blow "a steam; 20
thought, seeing the retiring mcdesiy or the gentlemen
about me, would be The ars. TO blow OF and expect
opinion, their experience and advice.
The committee appointed The following oces Of the
j. r Jaoiron, New Jersey Railroad, President
HsA'ley, Vice President
fnon. sr E Roberts, q"
A. l. Holsy, eecvetaYy.
j. T Headley, TreasureY.
NJ JACKSON ooincided In the remark1 made BY M
~ said be needed 70 have some for midi able
argu 0ents Introduce improvements a. had oons
derabe hesitation having had NO experience In the natter
And now, more especially sinoo railroad management was
exposed - such and the public dts
posed 70 look upon them dubious light notwithsssnd
Ing 20 far q my Jersey friends are concerned, We have
cAAnAn-0r finances are In good order
Mr. j. adverted 70 the absence Of very large number
OF those who had signed the call said he expected 70
find them present, and concluded by recommending the
association 70 condne ts labors 70 mechanical improve
menD and experimenting such inventions would be
nkeiy 70 promote railroad prosperity.
The oHAnhAH put The nomination Of oticers. - reported
BY the committee The nomination WIS Oosarmed
Mr.. JACKSON taking the Office Of President Of the
ISOLATION thanked the meeting for the high honor confer
red him and hoped tho vios Presidents and other o
GERS Of he association would make amends FIR whatever
he unable 70 perform from press Of other business
He hoped that the members Of the association would
be - the Farmers society in scaaeskY Aer knowledge
In desuiory conversation, but would come TO practical
action.
The ssn,rA.r read the third resolution, which was dis
cussed, and committee OF nve appointed carry
out he objects OF the resolution The importance Of the
resolution WAS strongly urged BY Mr. Headiey, who
pone the appointment until the meeting
citation subsequently moved to increase the
Der 70 ten, which carried
The fourth resolution taken mp, and committee OF
three w appointed to carry out the oseo OF the resou
ton Aessrs 8 J Hayes, zerah Coburn and 8 L Head
committee, consisting Of Nesss. Rice, winans and
Holly was appointed u carry out the fifth resolution
The sixth resolution wn passed, altering tue time TO
the annual meeting being held at the time nxed by the
rreviUra annual meeting.
kesn. Bcaroman, Hcsdley, oolsurn were appointed
oommWtco W Univ up COnstltuUOn, Dy laws ma HuieS
for The government Of the association.
Mr.. BoASDxAS moved that three be sppo,ntet 70 pre-
pare eusinsts for the association hessrs Hayes Holly
and Fisher were nominated.
Mr. HlADLxy moved An adjournment until half past 10
O'Clock ihis mcrning
Mr.. MARSHALL said he depuied by the Manassas
Gap Railroad Company 10 lay before the Con ronoo, mot
vague idea but invention that hat been In practical
operation for six eight months and In that branch
OF railroad management which, We ell know,
quires the most earnest attention OF practical and
machnss u Is with respect % the break system which,
- now placed Wa In . secondary position, whereas
ough, TO be primary power. Hence want 10 attract the
attention Of the association 70 this subject
Tho CHAIRMAN suggested 70 the speaker 10 bring the
matter before The Conversation this day the question Of
adjourn was before the Chair.
Adjourned until this HnlLG