New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-18

CHARrrs II. M.nsHALL, presided, and Mr.. Seth 3.
| Hunt, acted as Secretary. 80
| The CHAIRMAN having called the meeting TO order,
! reports were received from several Committees.
| Mr.. NgLsos, President Of the Stock Exchange
Board aud Chairman OF The Committee OF that body
consisting Of Messrs Nelson, Sutb, Bailey, Underh,
GouFiie and Veimilye, presehed the following resoi
| ton adopted BY that COMMITTEES:
Reso,ed Tasthe member. New York Stock Exchange
hes Of sustaining the Of he uSiod states 10 up
port ne cSH".,sn spS s h % ID sss
fidelity the Dnion aud rtsoe de;s stad
Rs.o red That Ct Five be sppo.ea repres mt
the NewYos Etcha3ss a, ss.s o. ss S1nI teo repre-
Mr.. NELSON said that the resolution was fun and
expressive that 10 remarks were needed ffom hln';
The resolutions were received ard ordered on he and
on motion of Mr.. p Perit the Committee oftoe stock
Exchange were Incorporated with the Conmce o, SM
sppopt ed Yesterday tich consisted Of Mesere john
A. Dix, Samuel Lord Russel Stnrgs, William Curtis
Noyes, a. A. Low, Moses Taylor, ahd "h'i'ni W.
Ey9rts. 80.
,ens with whom he was associated had held meetings
for the same end with the present ole. lie womb ING
TO have the call Of those gentlemen read, that this
meeting might pass upon 1t.
The call is rs foll0ws:
PATRIOTIC MASS NETTING. y1 &.
The esa IN eos sa s- d,ss
Which erpent Of popular h, eve, see1 sab
cd On, patriot ,Ie h.0S;n 9r is have
ed and sbSred to fisne Gos-nm.nt at woLd prO:ee:
Oh Is s. AID Es''; md ' Sisf' fSy '1SS
provided for eqent sen. , s"S aeIO, r 10 the
laws ution qgsiGst the GOyenSent o OILY u1s pm.
bu Is9'sy az. sssy sEa. No. n ag sproT
ng BE laws OieDg the conr'c; py pesse.' d-sS
that has pened and ree' Lion 50 ts CUR
S SsP hat t%e s t Id south
err so'isoa Might . ssy Ia, d sSe shs oc when
political differences give wa, whichknovs
opsy but couny recognizes no revolution b1. LtSuga
allegiance the Goyenmst ~ good c1ens who PFC hs
with order over sarpsoS and sn,ety are 9Ned
Cay Of Eeyy.Yo rk 10 the rre,cSi ensieeOcy.
| Tie call was greeted with Applause.
| Mr. II. McCCRDY reoied the action of the Commit
| tee with which he was connected. Some $50 or 2o0
invitations had been cent out TO gentlemen lepsent-
ing every interest," the single iseuc presented being 10
| sustsn our country in its present crisis.
The entrance Of The Hon John A. Dix at this point
| was The occasion OF applause. -
Mr.. WV NJ. EyARrs SAID that at The request OF tIe
! Chairman Of tie Committee Resolutions, re Wouid
! state the progress that had been made IL was eS'
pected when they received their authority IRON the
General Committee that resolutions were To be pre-
uared with view 10 their preseutaticn 10 l9fsj
neetiny representing al the citizens OF New'l York
| Upon conference, tie C,mui,ice thought Il "oal1i a
beet TO ask this meeting that there m'gt &c aadeTa
| t'eir number any representatives. oil oiher or 5nHa
! tons which nigh have taken steps towam ths sa'm
common object aud that all resolutions tc rfefedta
Ills Committee, which should thus be augmented.
There would be desire 20 ioresail zion Oh The pat
I
the voice of the citynUt the merchant or the Ia
loruQ an or any particular class but as far Gs may
| be, the City Of New-iork aGd its population, lie
would propose that tue whole suOjeG oi icsoldl)ns
before rho meeting be l5ft "a thai Committee, and no
resolutions SHOULD be proposed without te neunenee
OF all.
! Ex.Gov. H,NuroS Ftu moved that the Committee
/ have power to increase their number.
| Mr.. Albert GALLiIIN Seco2dod tie motion, when
! was unanimously adopted.
Mr s. b. CHirrT SozS in reference 10 the plice for
*. nfha
sodng me ropseS 5tp teep wT me ia
| New.Nork. They had never before the stlnllos ios
such meeting. Cooper Institute was wholly inade-
quae 70 the occasion. Tic would auggeet that Union
S1uare aud the Statue Of Washington he tie place;
that il be held 10; later than O'Clock in the after
noon; that the oboe city close their places OF busi-
ness anil make q sclep.n, Imposing demonst'4ion.
Cooper Union wo1ld bold not more than 3cto, whIie
Mt the lowest calculaiion there would rot be ie.s
than 5000 men present. keia or shine, patriotism
| would be shown on that occasion. Mr.. Cbitenden
| submitted motion 10 this ei!er which was seconded
by Mr.. Samuel b. Rucees. who said he did 20 for tie
| reason that we were IN q Union, and not mere
rickety Confedoaeythat we were in the United
States, aud not in the Confederate States There was
| peculiar propriety IN having It in Ubion square,
| Mr.. McCURDY faid that come objection hal been
raised TO open meeting at his season OF the yeor
as the weather might be bad: Palace Garden coul
be obtained which would hold 81 000 80, GO men.
There were cries from all over tie room, "Uni0
| square," Union square, " Union squaTe."
Mr. McCuRDY said that lie glad 10 tDd the c:
ofthe meeting for Union square, Us be had iirst
| posedi'
Tie notion was finally amended TO hold The meeting
AT O'Clock or Saturday afternoon at UIion Square,
and adopted unanimously.
II was moved that a recommendation be made for
the closing Of all places of business at p IA. GA
! Saturday.
Ex-Governor FIsH hoped there would be no rcsolu
ton Of the kind passed. The patriotism OF the people
! would adopt this course without a suggestion.
| The resolution wac adopted.
Committee was app in,ed to make the necessary
| arrangements in regard 10 lattorns, &c.
| Mr.. L. PEEIT announced that there would DO q
| special meeting If the Chamber Of Commerce at
| o'clock on Saturday on this subject.
4 Mr.. EvARrs said that from information which Ee
regarded az entirely reliable, the seventh Re.iment
Saturday of ibis week. lie held in bis band paper
| To which names had been placed for the purpose OF
aiding in getting ready. Some called for Tire read
| ing of the names, but Air. Evarts sid that
would like Il have the paNer read until bis name
| among them. Tie remark erected with cheers,
ard forthwith gentlemen crowded round TO subj tribe,
| ard to sign the following call:
The ind. rssBed invite their fellow ciEPn of ScSYork sn3
ciiiions 10 At .u tune sud place may be sranssd here
alter 10 pre taei 1imet' - the e,en, cs az ogr
Of neir county AID naIa.an ins authority Of the Constitution
St,,. Ic,E, April ls. 1851
EX-Goy EIsH offered resolution, approving Il the
prompt action Of the Governor aud Legislature Of ths
State in response to the call Of the President taani
| mousy carried
Tue meeting then adjourned.
Tue Subscribers TO the expenses Of the City Meeting,
TO be held at Union Square in relation 10 the crisis IN
our national aairs are requested to sent the amount
Of their subscriptions 10 lie Grand b. Carnon Treas
urcr, at Grant q Sons office, No. o. Wall street.
THE WAR EXCITEMENT IN NEW-JERSEY.