New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-12
CRYSTAL PALACE EXHIBITORS.
THIRD MEETING


Several meetings Of the Crystal Palace exhibitors
were held yesterday, but the most important M nnv
importance was to be attached to them were a, an1
at 6p. m.
Atihe meeting Of the Committee at O'Clock l.t,.r.
received from various parties offering their store
houses warehouses &C.. for the proposed exhibition
Mr.. JOIN S. RIKER; who, although mere private
IN the ranks is really worthy TO be conman1er-u-
chief announced meeting for this evening to he held
at the Cooper Institute which, he said, given fges
OF charge by Mr.. Cooper himself.
Mr.. CH,FIS announced that Messrs. Haughwou,.
John n. Green James Phalon. and other influential
gentlemen, would give their couniensnce to the new
movement.
Mr. RroxER. who had prev iously been appointed
committee TO wait upon Mr. Chsrick reported the re-
suit of his mission. He said ths, Mr.. Charhck was
laVefabe to the proposed fair and while that gentle
man knew that the Of the exhibition ought
TO oeneht the road he still offered his money 20 assist
10 seung up fair IN any part of the city the gentle
men OF tue new organization might choose. APP
plause
After various suggestions &c. by different parties,
the regular meeting was organized in another part of
the Murray Hill House, with Mr. j. A. PRICE in the
chair.
The Secretary was requested to read the minutes Of
last meeting. He said he would rather say a few
words before he commenced TO read There was q
report in q certain paper which WAS not fair lie
alluded TO resolution which, on aprevous occasion.
he had the homer to offer and The TRIBUNE had made
fun of IT. This report stated that he had given rs-
port of a reporter u resolution. Now the man be-
side him, from whom he got that report "a reporter,
knew ulUercnt, Tor ne got II rom him and
NoIcE-Thisi is entirely out of order.
The SFCRErARN-Wel, then, | will ait down,
bu, thrk this ought to be noticed. II is unfair
report.
A NoIcg-Read the minutes.
The Secretary then read the minutes, which were
approved.
Mr. RIKrR then reported that the Cooper Institute
had been offered free of charge for meeting of
hibitors on Monday; also that several influential
in the city had promised them assistance, therefore
they might "go ahead. because they were right like
Dayy Crockett. Let them strike from their lexicon
the word fail.
Volcr-Aye, and 'inexpdient" too make that
amenjmt Mt He would accept the amendment, as
was all the same. A laugh.
DIR. KINSE made a very witty speech, and wound up
with resolution, as follows:
Re.osed Tha, the Bosd Of Trustees Of he American ins
requested themselves into Mutual Admiration
they BE- invited 20 exhibit themselves conilnn'
ally a,iheir rooms. No S5l Broadway I0rest Ia shier
The CHAIRMAN-Cientlemen, II IL moved and second
ed that the Trustees Of the American Institute
A NoIcg-Bother.
This stopped the resolution, and DIR. Kline assured
the Managers that since they had found 1t inexpedi-
ent 10 nurse the exhibitors, they the exhibtorsl
would " nurse ." themselves Great applause.
Resolutions to various parties including the press,
followed and were unanimously passed-the Secretary
dissenting from the press far a. Tux TRIBUNE wS
concerned because Il was ian unfair report.
The proceedings went on for some minutes after,
and at length adjourned to meet tonight at the Peter
Ipsfitute