New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-23

Three cheers were called for the American hSH ana
resi- orded 10 enthusiastically.

Three cheers were called FOR the AMERICAN mug "N
resi- orded 10 enthusiastically.
Arrsn gements offer the foloHipg reeoiHnphs ,"' w
consideration Of the meeting am arii l+n'I ~ &C.
Committee that must make no speech. ~ We; I'D
speecbcs haa gone by The time for acton pas aii'e.
lond cbeersl, and am therefore, instructed 10 cal
npon this meeting OF INTEL gent and pat ollc men
10 act and not 10 talk read the resolutions;
In all periods Of the history r. PIE h Of
ibe las and The integrity Of .,o, psas sn Of the Rsnch
members Of the p'oe,,ion spt. a clcLs to raiy in
the dcenso dearly cherished institutions ag the
T noGs ~ bS CIV ' Of orE and win
the adqaii3n e justice me er nsp
eercy aud agnst ass snd feeling the inPrs n
Relied The, an exsca,iyc commit Of 6nosn be appointed
TO cect and receive subseipiops fou the emhes Of ue
pressn spl all connected with tlen TO be applied by btn
o The purposes OF national defense and in aid Of those oil or
fm of tbore who fi or n, be disabled 10 he service end
generally DO every 10 behalf Of the Bar nat oay oe ,c''
Ralrsi That we hold ourselves in Ia9ness htncy t,
qoeed in behalf 81 any nsDtr S U IeI siaes 70
and pe .orn foI his benefit shy professional business be may
Fesored That rhe members Of the profession IN the Wy ~
New yok will stand by the Uion the Connu" "a 10 Tia,
they dge their and peonoi enoI a. S tbeT hid
aggression from alb Dad rs sgins Efforts y nome 10 Wih
The bi autb state and National civil una mn'a'y IN
preserving peace ane ssI9 onn nd The rsa Suho's Of
he Land IN the homes ard the Ic'ds Of cn reoe
e,as,Ci no parallel 10 the htoly OF tie Tad Aimps At no
scluis oteri,"y prompted Dy n, ~. pc,p~ Of he
INK strtes are wsrripg freedom only sgan.t won on
@ - ny In sucn contest where the Risom Of the pat
edord adequate Guide becomes tnr law NO., o5rsge
amid the big Of martial renown to be hn Ta 6ee
active in every emergency ana oy IN arch
Of c,rdaet dedicate our.elye. and inyi on. brethren
through Mt the State to assocae aud cooperate WIN VI"
o,.,1t lpuiIOn of the FpeO-
The Hon. Charles p. Kirkland sail: Before these
resolutions are adopted desire to gay, Fix months sce
los, my very dear eldest fon have hat Two mn'
ard the Youngest ~ years Of age. Both started ysler
day for Washington in the list Regiment. ii'o~o
cheers.
Snbscrl ton papers were az "ee col tie
following gentlemen as the Executive Committee;
Hon John " Edmond. Hon Hon W l1;, a. i LSsh'''
Hon Joseph r ho.w%h' h hUn Lord. asS,
| Henry TicoI eco, Donnsn + Eaton ESQ.,
| Vim Fullerton esq. llc"d Onoinsn, c'F'
| John I. c. Snidt, esq
TIL , ot racei,inp subscriptions then commenced
in good earuesithe first suhsclihed beng S1JV
and even these were increased in the latter part ol We
| meeting when the effort made to bIlng the desie
gate mp TO u stated amount o,o oe oror
The sums subscribed make an aggregate OF over
throughout the proceedings were characterized by
the mos, noble feelings of patriorr, ana many peas
ant eui, oses occurred, few OF Which we pnOhen'
The Hon. T. r. Cowles stated that he had equipped
son in the Flint Regiment, but LIE desired TO con-
| tribute in addition SlOo ., -
Mr.. f. H. owen had sent son to the war, and he
The lion. John Slosson ,aid lie had equpIed his only
son ard sent him on to the feld The tim OF Scieil,
Slo-son a. Hutchins had contributed SOW 10 winch ne
would add $50 Tor himself. lie hau aiSo ''ieo
| DI,aur in the service,
! Richard Busted had equiPred nephew and An
adopted soD who now on their way 70 tne teehe
| of conflict Ii addition, he subscribed gov ,
| y w Chester said he had not $500 10 contribute,
lint his partper had gone with the 7s Regiment eay-
Jug his wife and family 10 his care Thai should DC
his contribution; ApPlanse; g., ,,aoo :, addition 70
The Hon. j. H. McCunn, CITY Judge IN hhhIion W
contributing $500 TO help equip his own regiment SUD-
scrihed 500 to the fund of ibis meeting;
Judge Ieuepoint raid that an Fngi sbnaD ceslred 10
contribute lis snare, 500. lie wac Mr. Ui"'''"s ~
condemn caIlcd attention to the fact that nill
{ tory eompuny was being organized among I'M
) Judge Edmonds raid he would revive the recOllec
ton that he was once Colonel OF Regiment lihfe'
cteers for Col Edmonds called Tor ana
to arid loud cbeers and laughteI.l lie would oniy
say that he was sbout organize regiment again. sno
those who were willing to join Ill s1ch an oftaiza::l
for hone consumption he would hSe n, lana He
WAS 60 and odd wears old, but IL his ashes We're gO"
ing youthful fres CLeers.l
Mr.. Tom Bennett said he was an EDglishman; that
be lad been endeayoing TO get his couhtryneh 70
pether but had not succeeded. He was now ready 70
ion any other regiment and igut. Cheers Tor Ben
nett Mr.. HayBor SAID lie had L0 means TO contribute
but be was ready to shoulder bis mufket ana 20
wherever be was required. lie bad large family
but lie know they would be taken care oil. lHplau'e
He bad an only son, and he too was ready 10 um'e
with regiment TO DO his duty to bis country
lCbeers.l =.
Ex.Judge Birdsall said he had but limited means
but he gave S25 to the fund, ana withh "ees snoo
be In tie field himself. Applause
Nat WaIpg said thai lac had already fitted out three
yonng men in Brooklyn, would now contribute 80
and il it were necessary he would go bimseh. Jap
plause -, .,..-s,. co,
eral said that son and clerk he lad already sent 70
the war and his partner was about TO leave Us colonel
Of On entire regiment.
Mr.. CbOate stated that Mr.. Fullerton nan sppIo
priated $500 for the support Of the Ncwburgb company
Which his nephew commanded, and he how added 10
this fund 500 Loud cheers.
Henry Freeman Lay law clerk, contributed 50
and announced that he had joined the AouaVes as
drummer 100
Malcom Campbell subscribed 500. Tie wrote on a
slip Of paper which read to The meeting, mat hlf
feelings were too intense 10 permit him 10 speak but
before the end Of the week lie should be 10 Wasfhng
ton ready 10 do whatever duty was assigned him.
John ChctwoOd said that boy OF ID years, James
Riley had enlisted drummer. lie subscribed $ioO
in his name.
Mr.. Russell said that On Saturday morning, to hie
great surprise, his partner Mr. Mieham Holman, con
of Judge Hoffman walked out Of their Office to enlist
| for Washington. dCtecrs. =.
Mr.. Chaunccy Sclafier, who bad been attending an
mpromptl meeting in the adjoining Courtroom, sad:
We have imposed fines for ~ to the amount OF
81 COO and The work is going on. 1t affords pleas-
ure 10 say that than dozen names have beeh en-
rolled oi active seryce among TIE young members OF
tho profession who willie disclainns To ne masters u
the tcenCe, were posltve that thcy bau iefhcu w"
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