New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-25
nrxv YORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 49,

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i've YOU ems week DO ib In and you donf 70 The
Scratch IN that time woe be unto you and yours
'N Ann y" sishn,d by nv hand
DiabScalous chief OF the fallen angels and King
: -" "Pitt"
This was followed by a number Of blasphemous
epitbets, which we refrain from giving.
"BOss" ARMS HIMSELF.
In consequence Of tLisleer and other threats which
have been thrown out made In Mr. Newhalis hear
ing, CT reported him by other parties, he deemed
bDself and biz property in dagger aud prepared hul-
Relf for any emergency in which he might be placed
Either by HE own announcement or by accident, TINS
fact became public and has occasioned much comment
Dis friends Justify bis coure as necessary and prn-
dert one wSTraDitd by the circumstances; others
deprecate the act of carrying pistol likely to pro-
woke attacks which wonld not otherwise have been
thought of while the strikers generally joke abon the
matter and cay be bas put himself 20 unnecessary
trouble as they would not harm hair OF his bead ex
sept in self-detnse Meanwhile he carries HE pis ol
in his pocket attends TO the business of hs store and
walks the direct ~ usual.
A POLICEMAN ASSERTS HIS AUTHORITY.
AT about u eloeE, Officer Palirey atten oted to
art est "a named Parrot, who was intoxicated:
Some of the tbOemakeTs roscned the man, and
iben be gan hustle about Mr.. Pdirey, crowding hun
from place TO another He ordered them to desist,
but his command Intellectual, and he accordingly
proct eGtd tO phbszo il with his billy, which he
laid about him right and left, tl he had cleared pas
cage
Thjs little YencoHtre gave rse TO a rumor that the
officer had ufed his pieto and this was sometimes OK
sggeraied into assertion that two had been
ht water in eating bonse was very sure OF the
truth OF the story, and informed me, with tears IN hs
eyes that three fouI bad been sho aud he feared
| ''m.Dy more would be killed. The facts weie tina.
The officer bad no pistol near him at the time,
end hat DO one was hurt, even with the "billy."
| A TRICK PIAyED ON TIE J0JRs BY A" BOSS
| At about two o'clock in the Afternoon, maA was
seen caryirga shoe-box toward The depot III come
what eautons manner. His stealthy motions toward
a froiRht-car were detected, and the cry, "Shce-
boxesp "shUe. boxes with strong en- phass on The
final ~ liable circulated through the crowd like wild
| fire. In u moment two thoEs3ud men were advanced
| upon him IN double quick time.
lie was found 10 be foreman for "A Mr.. Bnlnm, rear
by and the announcement Wos feeelN ca wuh SHOUTS,
! "Trip il OPEN" "tear en- ont" &c. But several
meu be of The committee having jurisdiction OF such
matters were pICseDt, and restrained the violence OF
the proceedings somewhat. While they ~ere conaid
erng what course 10 adopt in regard TO ~ and whlle
| the crowd was becoming impatient, hint Was coAh-
deniially thrown ont TO of The leaders that the
| box confirmed only scraps, and was designed a.
"tell" But The siTiktIs stl determined to take
advantage of The eifcumftalce to show tAa hey were
| III earnest
One man mounted the box and advised his comrades
not 10 tear the box open lut 10 return Il uEarmed to
the store from which il came. The suggest on was re-
eeivsd wi cheers and IL procession was formed add
marched 10 Mr. Bufum's store with the box at their
head. On arriving there, il deposited IN front OF
the door, and after eoms talk TO lie atsemo!age oil
nearly The whole crowd before the door, II was torn 10
pieces, aud the fragments with the scrBps" OF
leather, which found 10 constitute III CONTENTS,
scattered in eyeIy direction. amid eFer Of =" Wen
chow EN- how wen act if they do try 70 send oil any
LhoesW
OUTDOOR SPEECHES
AZ the conclnsion Of this lille episode, meeting
was organized in front OF stoIe, md speeches
we're made 10 the GoGd BY Mefsrs. A g. Draper,
Il Iloxr-1 IL r..
Cummings George {. Robee, and ot1e's, l; was
finally adjourned TO the other de Of the sqae, where
bopthead was used "a a Tostrum. Speeches were
there ms6e by Napoleon Wood, Samuel Greene, A. G.
Drsper Peter BOLIVIAN of Marblehead, Joseph Conner,
Joseph w. Ingelis James Dlcn, and =. Jackson.
have full report If the speeches on, V Ill not ex-
tend this report by inserting tncm az they embraced
an expression Of The same sentiments "a those which
have previously been given veTbstim in The TrdrSAer
One CT TIE speakers sad he had been accused Of being
scab." If he was, he old and pretty hard
one. lie congratulated the strikers upon their sevCu
tcn and said Il jus,ifablo, II they failed they
would he considered traitors. They should stand up
for their rights. lie deprecated sDy unlawful act
At the cors Of the meeting, "a the rain was begin
hing 10 fsll IN torrents The crowd dispersed for the
night and particular demonstrations have since been
made. tOrchlight procession wac postponed on ac-
count OF the rain, which rendered travelling IN the
,Teets dissoTeeable, end detrimental 10 health.
A VIGILANCE COMMITTEE.
At the afternoon meeting Yesterday, il was mani
uoutly voted 10 appoint police force OF thelr ovD 10
cTNlDE OiOCf. 10 see hat 10 NlO.tDtS WIS
done TO upprers inemperance arrest disturbers, and
cooperate with the municipal police. Warren III. Cur
Iier Was appointed Chief OF Police aud directed 10
tcect one hundred sesist1pip.
Il ut frat designed 20 have these assist anita wear
he police badge but IT having been iOUnd 10 be con-
trs1y 10 The city ordinances, ths intention aban-
dortd, and the of Vigilance Committee adopted.
The members TO wear a badge inscribed, Coon
mttee and 81 the strikers have agreed to obey their
orders. The following the names of those who
have been appointed the list was competed last night,
but as those appointd have not all accepted Am not
ct liberty TO publish the remaining
Henry smoLds, Bspi HUn Nathan Johnson, Thoa Gallagher
JO.eph ourer VIM Felt SAMUEL Hieser, Eugene Weed Ma
Allen Rich Allen w Lewis John r. PoIrotl, Willard Oliver
James Marin Lyin G. Ceins Nathan Morton Gus H. Greene
Neni GeoIee w hasso Robert CLARKE Rober. W. Cr..on
Htmsn Winso Eben Teal EcIcIoss Snow Henry c. Conner
over BsnnohJ Wallace csss Doty chn scho
Franklin Fa CeveeHd Hufso Judran Breed, Ira Carl
Aaron Lsmphire Theodore Tucker Joseph SNOW
INTEMPERANCE.
The strikers are many of them temperance men, but
some as III every cla,s of mechanics, are goycn TO tip
ping, and mahy victims OF the vice were seen toward
night. II is rule with the Committees, when they
find "A striker with TuIn-botile 20 take it from him,
and bIesk il. All Che eating houtes and rum-shops
were shut up last night.
POETIC APPEAL.
During the day, EIr. Allen Peabody q Wenham poet,
sold large number Of copies of eoDg OF bis compost
ton, entitled The Sloemakers Song" An intelligent
" Jour" who read il, remarked that il contained
" more truth than poetry" The following, which is
tie opening staDza and chorus, will show whether his
eriticsm wac juRnhable or not:
aye iours and snobs Throughout the lend,
'lis time 20 be ss;ir:
The katick boys are all on hand
And we must not demuT
ChoJHs-uP end LET rs hsye rrke.'
Fair prices We II jem6ndi
Firmly Jet us all unite
Unite throughout ;hs land"
Another stapZA accaUnlz iur the troubles fOiOMa