New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-25
PUBIC MEETINGS.

YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.
The regular monthly meeting Of the Sew-York
Young Mems Christian Association was he'd IN the
Chapel OF The Unrvel sty, on Monday evening. Tae
Vic. President Mr.. STLDES, in the chair. The meeting
was opened by reading portion OF the Scriptures, AID
payer
= The minutes Of lat meeting cad by hr. MAR
SHALL, the Recoid ding Secretary Of the Associ i'on
As soSr as TIE minutes were Te;d Mr. Iias n.ye
ben well for the Secretary TO pay Que ssoentep TO
the aiteis of interest in the ruling Of the Coar,
instead of recording very particularly thioes as th1y
Dot actually exist, or as hey really had been lie
n nded tie Association Of the position Mr. Feet
occupied at The los, ing in lsOn to Nj Croeoys
subsiuie Mr.. Sweet bad NOV d the previous quee-
on and had kept the floor By the Presidents orders,
while be the Presiden isstesd Of putting the previous
du, .ton 10 the meeting put Prof Crvsbys substitute
to the meeting. Mr.. Street had kept the floor while
the Cham an VS.. operating bic part.
III. Secretary here INSIDE long exp anaon as 70 the
particular system which he acted upon in writing hls
minutes STATING so that there had been great deal
OF disgraoeful things aid and done which, OF course
he cbjec', 10 put on tie minutes
Mr.. JAMES FAIRNAs thin moved that the mipu'es,
fou The Iniroductl.n OF Prof Crosbys resolution to
the end be struck out. Mr.. Fairman was proceeding
with some remarks pertinent to HIS motion, when tae
iIeid. 1t called him to order Mr.. f. @Ked tae
Chairman to state his point Of order. The Charm Al
toe lust conmopood 10 state bis point OF order when
up Jumps The gy astic gentleman VINO sal BESIDE nun
on The aitoim-ra her in the altar-and cali q inc
tsnnsn TO order AT the point the &C ne was iu-
ely funny. There stood the t~o lords OF the
l6ng csrg each other TO order Oi course II was al
il rbe good order Of Providence, but 10 those VINO
lot ked On was rather disgusting. M ta'rnan said
he od not come here TO parley words with the Chsu
Glib, ush be ould be glad 10 discuss the whole qaes
tiop with bin if be would esve the char ana sp Solnt
substitute Cries Of Order order orfer! Quef-
ton ou.s,ion!l Dir. S Las,r then attempted TO
sleak but in using some selections om the ancieot
Psul by way of applying the same to the Coarmsn
wss called order by over d, zen dI'orderAes Al
Ii Ioint Mr. Sw Get left his biong place III one cor
ner of The Chapel al took his scat in font OF the
Chairman i'll hich position be occupied himself cry
hg "Ordor!' during the further proceedings;
Mr.. FaIman onceayered 10 proceed, but the Char
nan was determined to prevent hs making any im'
preston upon the meeting and Therefore stood parey-
ng with him. Mr.. +. stated more than on;e that he
wbs wiling TO discuss any question WIN VT oe,a"u
out of the chair, bot not Win Inn as Nceffesue"'
occupying tie cAar. m
The CnAlRMAs said he willing TO listen TO any
person but Dot i'll such way as to imPhcste nun IN
any breach Of psIamentry rules ne SPOKE oi
from J.ff,TsoD. lie asserted that his decisions were
parliau eLtery. The Secretary again Jumped up
itary knocsiDg tie pulpit desk With bis he's aod
IN i run bling the table over VIVA ms iet, WINE nm
face blazsd " III rsge 80 much so that the Preden.
effiighed; our reporter Vas almost airsd tns
II. Pr, sicens yoet be become perllous Oh, one
OF the Burde Inquest oors bong in front OF tie chtr
bis feaIs subs6od into desire that the Lord mghl IN
lis mercy remove morsl insaDity from the n ivld1h
VITO 4" mtrhaied The Ilan' side the allar.
Tie original retoluons Offered by Mr.. Lisar seemed
10 be- lost sight Of the mention fhen appeared 70
ter thrill OF fear to the heat Of the brethren who
for Christs FAKE think that "Old Slavery Is a haru
road 10 tavel. Al,
Nil HoYr rose, and in attempting to speak to the
ron wss interrupted by the Secretary, who was ex.
cee5pgly srnoyeG that any per.on should DC permitted
20 speak WHO On the wrong side. la voice here
dostd tb sreverend gentleman TO cit down ana sautup
Mr. Hoyt then put the following questions TO the Char-
YVES the previous question moved at the last meeting
of This Association
Did yon put toe previous question to the meeting!
NIcE PhEsIDENT-I did not
Vice DID you get your authority for putting a mo-
lion 10 the house which was not moved according to
your siotmeni Instead of the previous qneson,
which was moved by Mr.. Sweet
VICEFREsIDENT sfieI considerable hestatlon-I
etnsce rfd il moved by virtue Of the circumstances
Mr. s. LAsAR again obtained the icor, and proposed
the following que tic 10 the Chairman:
Sir did You, did you not meet me the day suoso'
quelt our last meeting and say 10 that you pur-
sued the course you did the purpose of hurying the
mteiii 10 close you were hungry and exhausted
and wanted TO get home to have something to eat
NIcEPREsIDEkT-I did lot make any statement OF
the kind III lDy suth way.
Mr. LAsAR-Remelnber that Mr. Brown, my bald
beadto brother in front there, who MAS with ME at the
tin heard what you sald
The NicePitsideLt waived further reference 10 Tue
mater
Mr. CtpHAs BRAIsERD feIe asked to be heard; he
wsuld ask The Chairman question-whc1 the
Glenn ,n said be would answer If il was in order
Mr.. BRAINERD-Nho Is Chairman OF thls meeting,
you or The SecIttaIyI
Here the SECRETARY again srrepgto his elastic feet
Looked glait ely through hs specsc es, and demande1
oder.
Mr. MAsIERRE moved that all after Mr. Crosby's
resolution be struck out OF the MINUTES. ms was
.tconced.
Nwss now about o'clock, spd the Charmsa slt
down, having been on bis feet constantly up to the
tine
MI FAIRNAK again obtained the floor, and attempted
10 &C orss the Association through the Chair; but the
Cbaiusn Goa nsndec him to turn hs face to hm, and
address himtelf directly TO the Char Mr. +. turned
Iou1d sccoIdir to odCIs ard aid "Wel, then, esh
ofyou" Tie Vice Precedent spr.ng TO his feet again,
ard hsllootd eloquently, How can you say each OF
NE" Tie Secretary here rose 10 one OF hls nde;cro-
able atiu es, and commanded the Nice-Pr.sident u
call MIR Fur man 10 oIcer.
Tao Native American, Know. Nothing, Fillmore
young men stood the door, at the stove, making
d Chlldi Ioise 49,
Tie VICE President here ruled the m ii IN Of Mr..
MAJ ierre 10 be cut Of order Mr. H. appealed from the
c.cisior of tie Chair. The cec.on of the Chair WAS
Cd.
a notion TO adjourn was lO-t.
Mr.. VERSoS moved that the discussion OF the
minutes be postpoI cd until the reading OF ne essay.
SON discussion was occ4sicued by this motion, and
lCst.
An0ihtr motion TO adjourn was lOat.
Nr. AIwrLL stated that he would decline reaiDg
La essay his evening" he did not feel prepared to
60 on tccouLt OF lis feelings, and ne ceFt4bly
d Dot tLirk that the Association wss Ia aUy better
coICiilOn than be bimseif. Accordingly Mr. A.
hvCc 10 read bis e-say at the next regular msst-
il 9 al the Association.
Mr.. MAsIERRE then pressed his motion, somewhat
tltIed but THE Chairman sgan declared OCT Of order
il any oIm. An appeal made from this decision
he nsues then reluctantly cslled by tue Secre-