The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-18
A meeting OF tn
terday morning at M
ance with the followiiy

The several commit
formed for the purpose or
sion TO the sentiment 30 un
citizens Of New YORK and ~
ing the authority Of the csnsttu,
country, are invited TO meet at ths
OF Commerce, on the corner of WiRM
on Wednesday, at eleven O'Clock AyN.V
c.ssary arrangements for general meeting
OF cur government, irrespective OF forme, y
Mons or organizations.
AT the hour before named very large assemba
prominent men, including the Hon. John A. Dix Coz
Fish, Bessrs. r. Phelps H. Ketchum, r. b. Minsurn, g.
Baldwin, 7 B. stlman, p Cooper s. Draper G. opdyke,
p Perit, Evars, Chittenden, Partridge w. L. Dodge T.
Minturn, J. s. r. stranahan, Professor srsnt, r. II.
Mccurdy, G. II. Marshall, W. II. Nelson, Blunt, W.
Smith, Brown, A. " Stout T. A. Lambert d. Duer L.
b. Cannon, B Ruggles, O. r Roberts, g. b Hunt, j. II.
Gourle, w. Q. Noyes, II. MAXWELL r. I. Hawes, W. v.
Brady j. Gallatn, j. H. Titus, D. r. Maurice j. d. Jones'
J. Hoxie, 8. Knapp, J. A. Stevens, D. r. Manerre N.
Francis, W. A. Butler, 7. G. Giaubeusklee, Fisher NJ
Taylor E. Walter r. Winston and several mem bers Of
the Stock Exchsnge Chamber Of Commerce other or.
ganizaiions, were present
At half past eleven the chair was taken by Captain
MARHI who stated that the object Of the meeting was
70 organize mass meeting 10 express q devotion
10 the government and the constitution. 10
said that preliunary meeting had been
held the previous day, on which occasion Friday
evening had been named the time for holding the said
mass meeting The resolutions for the occasion had been
left In the hands OF a committee, and az he was not
aware whether they prepared 70 reply, he would
request the meeting 70 proceed with other business.
call for the mass meeting had been prepared lie would
remark, however, before the meeting commenced that
there other associations for the same purpose
representative Of being present. and he would pro
pose that they all unite TO produce unanimous meet
ing, instead Of two The subject was then be-
fore them and he would call upon the Secretary read
the resolutions convening the meeting.
Mr.. y. HUST, tho Secretary, then read the resclu
tiors.
Mr. GoUmK, Of the New York stock Exchange Board,
read tho following resolution or that body, stating that
the document expressive In tsef as 70 require no
further remarks from himself In support OF H.
Resolved, That We the members OF the New York
Stock Exchange essed with deep sense or the duty
which should animate every heart OF sustaining the GO
verumeIt United States support OF the consttu
tion and laws DESIRE this period of public cxgency
give or 10 the government by pedging
fdey 70 the Union and resolutc determination 10
stand by il under all clrcumstances.
Rosoytd That committee Of i've te appointed 10 70.
present the New York stock Exchange A. meeting OF
Committees representing he citizens cf New York.
| held this day at he Chamber Of Commerce,
Mr. r. PERr moved that the members or the % nmsstee
Of the stock Exchange be received members or this
committee. Unanimously adopted
II was then moved that the resolution of the New York
stock Exchange Board be received and ned for reference
Adopted.
Mr. CnAmTs PAErsmcE stated that there were several
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