The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-20

tune u tho county 10 fall uod<s ths rule ~ a,.dA 's
10 South ae stSsea tbsttxv os o~rssos riua
time sDc~ loot each save sod soofuy sf,or ~s'du
va tod BY most resDec.A Die gead Ssansr ~
pta tia te 40 Deetoes 10 his oeigDb
reD'y pev comefe he inquired OF them wno tDev
Thy informed ISM ey haa arrtpsd tas day bfors ,hr
they had dtody frona Lhsir in Ks. c,u.y,
Aarsio~d, whom 1,y ~aned and mt from the t.ae IL
ftt home until THY rench1d Pensyipdnd ,hy hlt ba
rntshed at every fve males on tAs viy wih place re
treatment and refuge dc hsd wilneseed ootrases
perptuatcd on the 9Th july, snn sas p'ooab's 10.
strumen.d In saving array hea'sd frieno nsar
s which s.. ss IND ssy ''r s,a
although he vas qu,euy sisuns Ia hts pAcs, ~na.
out bav,Dg uttered word TO provoke "a assault u, bs
eve0 the number Of dss8eced perseas 10 sr c,ay -
be vsry few. and recommended oodced aoi nA'u ,oy
amongst ri~Dds
marks, as they al socke without a wsunau
The resolution by Me- PeAroe 70 sp2olot con oee "
nine 70 pre,ate sercs u reselasona, to ~hSa tao
Cbltrma1 was TO be Aodec, Was nd 'D'ec.
Tho Chair named hoo J. A Pearcs, Geo B wss.cost,
Dr.. E. KernArd Esqrs, for the u,aa dst,ic,; n r.
s%y ss un Sss o.,,o, ssS
stable. a, and MAJOR wilkins Tor tns lswer uis rot
be commniee retired ~ al sdjoioiug r,on during
craiimsr occupied tie cnau. IL coursa OF Oh rt
time the committee reported me rouowios soas
bsvDe been uOaa,mous agreed upon bs tn4m:-
Whereas late event, hare dcssi he 1T taa. ,h--e
in our midrt few isrhevous and uvI pose
who have :e~e'y Ann oisnass o-s epera Is '@,tos
iDs and u IL hos hat here osier VINO gvs uls
and e say no. e. a
Who have msha an fbrt IN remov. from ,u,as II
meeting assenSied sud rsp,esr alag % ~
.x5 rr, ,e,ke p,osospoo Of the .,s y N. os.a Q.
hsc oondenr ii"n Of All and .sery scss . ,otsee
hsv the ssct 70 bus
~tk.6iy 10 srfere. "etc tesretors re. olive
form -h.eyer opinion hi educ o" b. ,e.sa Or bis f.any
@s h - Ts OF ns. "a % A., any
sve publicity isnsu.ss dir.cs vio,pou Il tn of
our son,si spo pscunisry ipisoes,s msa depend.
eu. ss na ?:
% o. .'ss Our y,s . - ss os.
Ordinary psieso Of our people or tho poscol tas
That whi'st would rot c-nu,. in
case spp-ove any voeu,- or n-r~hu SIS yet
"Sn nn,ssss w stcs a no
fence and who should .sy
l. That in III Of the any pe-sou
SUs ss ssos sS S, rights ns o. ws
Wei. the author of he mov.neo With eun'saneat sio
ssnns, sueh synpsiO,strs sSsiors o. ssssnsers '-
!istic sueh Con eat pere eau b. no neutral y; be
tsi.fo deem proper ans pisdga s's ,rd
ifI s@ S qsS % zoe or
tor hs det.ssiou of everything hks tsmp.ss
ANY All exp dssLe Willingness
be county
The CHAIRMAN then read the resolutions add sxp,aus1
ea one nnu,e'y, A. WAS voted os, soa resou-
iion was carried without one dvsentDg voice
Nwss Afterwards suggested that the lanes OF those
present sls, Of sbseDsees Who bad eu,oosz,d
freocs IN sct for tte1 be taken down doos
BY he officers Of the ueeti and others named tor the
purpose So far At least rea,ed 70 uose sno then
ma'ned msly persons having lett - the resolu
tons p-ssed
conuitee which soould authorised
county meeting, II ANYTHING should occur making in
which bad reported tce resolutions vested with
authority the meeting then s,j,urpeo.