The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-04-28
cry LNT'ELLTGENCE.

ANOTHER MEETING OF Mr. GArrHER's FRIENps.-
Last night the friends of Thomas B. Gather, about
seventy-fve in number, met at Rechabite Ii ALL
Col Thomas Pindell was called to the Chair, and
Mr.. Hamiil appointed Secretary. The proceedings
of the previous meeting were read. The President
stated that he understood that this meeting to
be sympathetic, not an indignation meeting, and
as the proceedings show that an amendment had
been offered to the resolutions adopted by the last
meeting, striking out the word honorable" before
the name of Judge krebs, it looked like an indg-
nation movement instead of a sympathetic meeting.
MIR. Scharf moved that the motion which struck
out the word honorable, be reconsidered. The
Chair-"Brother Scharf, it amendment"
A young man-"I offer substitute that the
word honorable be stricken OUT A discussion
here followed to whether the proper time had
arrived for making any correction in the proceed
ings, and while Brother Scharf the
floor, young man said 81 move the pro-
ceedings, OF the last meeting. be adopted
the gentleman has a right to make motion
when | have the floor" The Char-"That's not
parliamentary" Brother Scharf continued speak
ing for few minutes, and, when he took his seat,
VIM. II. Brown said-'I think that when a man
acts the tyrant he should be condemned. The
friends of Mr. Gather ask no favors of Judge
Krebs. He's not the man to expect favors from.
We are here to raise money to pay Mr.. Gathers
fine" The young man-"I move the proceedings
of the last meeting be adopted" A vote being
taken, the proceedings were adopted. Applause
by the young man and others. The Chair said
that Ward Committees had been appointed to col
lect money to pay Brother Gathers fine voice
-''Read the names of the Committees The follow
ing read: lst ward, F. S. Turner, J. H. Au-
Goun; I'd, E. A. Abbott, S. NJ. Evans; I'd, Ed.
Lamdin, p. II. Dawson; 4th, Col. VIM. Chestnut,
John Burk; 5th, A. II. Cook Afford Mace; 9th, L.
d. Taylor, Moses Dysart; 7th, j. A. Valee, VIM.
Pearce; Sth, Alfred ID. Evans, j. L. Burbage 9th,
Marcus Denison, Henry Pollock; 10th, J. L. Me
Phail, Lewis Sutton; llth, j. L. Eschbach, John
Hamilton; 18th, David Taylor, John T. Ford; 18th,
DR.. d. FL. Bull, Moses Albert l4th, NJ. Nj. Ege,
Caleb Dotz; 18th, John L. Thomas, Jas. II. Wood;
10th, Maj. Ed. Speddep, John Showacre; 18th,
Henry Addison, Steptoe B. Taylor; 18th, VIM. H.
Ryan, Joseph Feifel; 10Th, Thos. H. Mules, Sam.
Garrison; goth. FL. s. Placide, j. Fl. B. Fulton.
Very few of the gentlemen named as the Commit
tees present.
A motion made that the President of the
meeting be added to the committee. Col Pindell--
81 can't serve. 'Pve been appointed to a new Office
Mayor of Canton-and | am compelled to be con-
tinually in the discharge of my duties" motion
was then made that the committee meet on next
Friday night to consult relative to progress and
to fill vacancies should any occur; adopted. A
motion to adjourn was lost BY an overwhelming
vote. Then there cries for "Sweeney" but
that gentlemen was deaf to the appeal. The re-
porter left the room and he passed down the aisle
the young man, one of his friends, said in a low
voice. 'three groans for the Eechange," but the
meeting very kindly adjourned without acceding
to the proposition. -