New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-10
ANOTHER NETTING or TIE WASHING
TON MARKET PEOPLE.

TIE occupants of stands and sheds on the ground
west OF the Washington Market assembled on Saur.
day efterr TO consult with each other on the best
plan of resisting the efforts made by Messrs. Taylor
and Brernap the State essees to obtain possession Of
the ground which they now occupy, and to give
further expression to their sentiments on the subject
S.M. BCC,nT on being III snmously elected to the
chair loudly demanded il the meeting had not learned
more yet tran to ncumber the platform with bar
Ies instead Of having chairs there 20 accommodate the
Ieopl but teip. answered by voice from the Gro vd
that barrels are moe usefu! ally day than CHAIRS and
more erpcprate 20 TIE present occasion, he acknoa-
edged II at he had made mistake; and when the mer
I'M ent occaioIod 10y this and other circumstances had
subsced lie proceed with business by calling the
meeting to order.
CHMHMAS reported that the con mittee had not been
abe TO get far through their business as to be able
TO make full report OF the meeting. The committee
however had sgain called this morning upon the State
lessees, Messrs Taylor and Brennan, and had from
the m obtared fuithere Nension of the term OF ther
light to hold passes sion Of their stands and sheds til
Nc nday laughter; when they tthe essees told them
that they must be prepared to give them positive
answer 10 their int ntions in the matter of acknow
edgrg their authority.
A. G. LEONARD, the Chairman of the Committee
appointed TO enroll the names of all the stand and shed
OWLeis who are determined to maintain their rights
reported thst srcc the last meeting several names
had been enrolled, and there are now upward OF 1870
ualnos the list in tie hands of the Comialtee
There include al the names Of persons who hold per-
10 nav whatever may be their share ~ any expenses
that viii lie incurred but they do not ike to sign their
Lsmts.
ltwss moved that the report should be adopted,
and the Motion carried with enthusiasm.
jams EDDIE, as Chairman of the Executive Com
miitte ported that they had been requested by the
blaSor ard the Special Committee of the Board of
Cou! cilmen, TO prepare list Of the parties who pay
rent for their premises, west Of Washington Market
and the amount that each pays, ard they have
row early completed tier business, and expect to
be abe TO report next Monday.
A., the business that was coming before he meeting
leIg finished. cries were raised fer an orator.
EN- Councilman TAILOR, therefore, mounted the
rostrum, ana was received with applause. lie said
tlst he e.t well pleased 10 think that everything IL
going on 80 well, ard that so large number OF cit-
2ers are ready 10 stanG up vigorously for their rights
Tley have right to fear anything, for everything
they have doD5 or attempted has been crowned with
success. We DO not now contend with any psrty, he
continued cur portion Is between that of the So
called on the one side ard the city authorities
u the other. AL ask is protection in maintaining
cur rights and very likely 70 have protection.
Your Committee Of which am one, have come to the
cor cuson considering these crCums ances, 10 pay no
Inoie money to fee counsel at present. but we want TO
provide sgaint contingencies and for that purpose We
have come to the conclusion Of levyng tax every
one OF you, the amount OF which you will know
,u McnGuy morning This money will be collected by
the Cor mtee for the purpose " defrayIog the ex-
ptnse Of ban els CT 6H other assistance thst may De
REQUIRED. The speaker concluded his remarks by ex-
notirg tie assembly 10 stard by another a. they
have hitherto done and their own rights ndiN duay
rs well as those Of the city Will be mslntased no mat
ter where the opposition may arise OF what form It
may assume.
There we're other CALI fer speeches coon as the
first speech was col c,uded, but the Chairman ac-
mued TIE meeting subject to the call Of the Chair