The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-19

ard "a ex m'nbsr q he Assembly who gave hsn-
collars, and Of oh srswho dis NOT desire their nsses
The Initials or nome Il Inns would be used where II
YVES not desired 70 give he real usme, sd Mr. HccnAn
should possess the ony copy Of the scok.
Aesers. Irving, Bryan, CoDIery and Queen we're APP
pointed com nittee 10 wait the Corn Exchange aud
Board Of Brokers ana ak their assistance In this es
Mr.. Bryant ssaNa that jim Nelrgsn had collected
- sO New Orleans from sporting men the FIRST night
ss e,nysssss that city Mr. Bryant reported that he
ninfeii bsd coHeced 500 l. short time In New York.
snd he gave "A $50 bill rs bis own personal sub
Mr. T Burns and Mr.. T. Jones sen, in their resieua
ops ss members OF the committee stated
Atters H. ID. Goodesen and James Cute were appointed
in Their PAGES. Mr.. ID. CavAnsgn was added 70 The
letter was read iron = boy named j. B. Kemp, from
enc 81 be southern s,s,ss who hsd sreat admiration
S,hod nom BIN The Ute " Of ' The '' cha , npoa
five cents ss The proceeds Of hard labor since
he fight for the especial benefit Of this object He had
sayeIs, and this was better than that.
motion thanking Master Kemp for his contribution,
with the amendment that he was "bufy boy" was
carried
Every me.eer Of the commit,ee did not report tho
amount collected by himself several stated that they
gentlemen confidently expec. 70 rase q least $4,000
Thus let sbe noble work 20 oD When money is 30 pro-
aso receive substansi proof q the admiration Of bis
cornrymerf shall Ssyers receive gold, and he none9
BE none The mention Of his name In tone Of iadig
rspt sstoniebment 10 rebuke TO us No. Move long TO
the MIL bring forth material tor the bread Of life TO
both parties Engaged In We desire TO Keenan,
ceve hundreds Of golden eagles for the beau
full stos he made in vindcaton Of the honor Of
topal bird Shall he exhibit such wonderful game IN
hnsen and not receive Il from others on, NO J
We desirs that his bunch OF hves shall clasp
hesrs of KS; that his peppers shall feast themselves
upcn gold tba, ory shah The gratitude Of The people
float Is pleasant incense up to his sneezer but that
our appreciation Of his noble actions shall
Smell sweet and blossom in forthcoming dust;
That net only sbal the mawies OF friendship be
extended TO him in grateful welcome when he returns to
Ceunbias Shores bu, that thall put them deep
incur pocket: and draw them out well nled with cash
Tor bis benefit Who doubts that TO such Offering his
poele though snshily battered, mug would be bowed In
frnteui achncwleese that his cAret would be
tdwn emonoo snd would rire In bushes OF grate cation
10 bis cheeks hos est homo brewed always does and
that his atson trap would be opened give uttersuce
tempt to say that man who has climbed the ladder
CT honorable fame thirty seven rounds. should
mirirg people; and the. The spoiless purity OF his
fame would be quilted by the acceptance OF filthy lucre
ia, hs deeds could he honorea by sucs .ordiS o
ton We wllwave the that the Champion Of the
world needs pos the autho.,y Of preoeden,s 70 make
The expoupder Of the principles Of political party
and, learned BY the nd edition OF yesterday
preside nta contest may receive SEQ from apprecs
tive club OF admirers as q testimonial Of their high
esye saE Coo And thss 1ny We IooS =, ts mate,
r this light, prize fighting seemeh TO be profitable
than delivering political lectures; and The exercise
OF the muscles Of tho arm insureth greaer
peeuniay gain than tire exercise Of the
mutcles Of The fsce in marvellous contortions
mrth loving audience At the Cooper Institute and the
delivering OF literal physical blows pAyeth better than
mere political blowing. And Keenan, should
independent candidate for PRESIDENT II opens upon
nino tuch exbsusess Of reflection that we feel
Incapable OF entering upon the subject
wsf stated In conves sston before the commencement
Of the mestr last evening, that information had been
received from private leers that fight TO take
place between Keenan, and Say ers In Ireland the time and
place TO rem ain secret until In medatey preceding the
fgbt and twenty i've persons only to constitute each par
yeach OF The coDettants TO choose bis companions
wss siaed that Hts had gone to Ireland 70 train.
public meelirR TO lay before the public the merits Of
the Heersn onal win be held Monday evening
al Gold be<k's Hall.