, 1862-05-28
PUBLIC mEETING OF CITIZENS.


A largely astenaea 1nee.ans VI pto.n1nsu.
at1zens was nelo ~ 'ue 0on'non So1ls .u.aa
Shamnef last evening 10 olsen7s .'u ue'lss
measures haSmg 1of tner op'ect sns 4,opa. nopa
suatulns " lne 'eos, pi!sons.e S ~ ~ 4hc t,So
rs N 'ne e'eu' m.,.s VI .uo aoraa .haso w.
u s,ususs gA@s. ~" 80 W Tonc1, Eso.. Mayor
~ opou 4.o -.r,,nted chairman and A. C.
Cs.-a.,t.-r .-.se ~, secretarr:
49,. 11'-oe s+,+ea tho object of the meetinp
- 49, ,,.s,,,ta of tbe sudden visit to spring-
80 e1,, =, fa11o,ve. Ad;u+ant aarcra1 mi.
,S~.,.-., :, a,e,,o+o,, fr,,., ,aaorot.-at.nfon
z+at;ny that an exiecncy had arisen and desiring
u me ~'.nala"u u tne sesnnenae s'1 Moaa+h;s
=. ~ 49, e1a" .n.st;on -. =, The n,onar
...s,.,.. - +1,o ,,,a.ona-s To sett1e thfa the
eoafolng u aue p,ueoneie. ~ ~ ss,S s...s.aa1s 80
mayor anu otu.1 -, siu1sus ,:.. te Co.a~,1 Tho
W eouen1 - "-s1 1.o =. 49, a,,,oa.aa h, +ho
- ettAssu 4sat r. ~ sI-o,o ~ w.
HtAsoA - o4ae4 -. ~ ' na,.1s ..e-ss. So
pressing ohe' en1sSso WYNN PAo'4Ao ~ wv
gaaralng Oh lns }tlsoAeis' pes VI no pay' IL
any other event, tne 1oseEh"ehh onsht w
meet the expenses.
JuDGB shESER 1ooh essentially tne same
view. Of the Gaze. AdJutaht General Fuller
was kusily at work perfect1ng a MILL
tary organization in the cities aud towns
adjacent to chicago; That this WOULD
tie the nucleus Of permanent force
and it was proposed that the city supply
the deficiency in extra police But at the
same time he would advise that any action
be deferred until the arrival OF Adjutant Cen
Fuller, this morning. The latter was author
ized to raise this force By the absolute author
ity Of the United States Government, and the
United States would have to be responsible
for the payment
THE MAYOR announced anat Lieut.. eoflseo-
pher had }ntlmateo 70 nun llat he would
swcar In any men or companies as three
months men.
JUDGE GOODRICH tooA LUZ 'egal sae" VI tne
case ihe eoVefnmens was nos required 10
pay an eAIra Pouce 1olce, uhAess special Ii"
"as passed oy congress covering H. Aaele
was no provision 1or ol1usins Any one 1n'o
INC ataps eAeepI - eo4' nuo - 80 80. ~. :.
any eApen0e aoo'e VIC aeAl "aso ;. ~ 'l1o
so,a1e, ~ ne 49,, 49, .:.H -
H. eo'.N4A- t,'oa' ~. -
'eao snouo Nss y. uuA ~ r1,1.n, y,
me~' onu - ~. ~ 49,, 49, 49,, w. 80. =.
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80, - -, 60. - - ~,
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A...a - ~ Thasa ~ n,aasnres ~. r1o1ta ~
TIL
m..., a;s 49, ca.,+ pat4o I'll.
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s"pnee ~ 'ue ooe- -,' - -. = ~ ~
-, 'a-i ~" .1 .eea;.a 49,, r-.
"us. 90 .11 , =. 4.,,aa oN-
TNe.:. - ~
~.a - aar;ao ,,,oe1,~aa a. ,1,a,7;ner +tas
.s5sa,,ors - ,,,+,, ad;ntan+ cenera1 Fn11e
-.--..,:.~N. ~
an"a10 80
| W0D1d volunteer to ru1rQ them. lie did no
measure his duty by dollars and cents nor di
be believe citizens would. II WAS the duty q
citizens to provide n guard and not as]
whether they you1d get 81 or IS for if. Til
citv sbould stqn forward and say. we will tax
e1ts sno"'a ete = Ao4 ""'o 1no e@t' 49, 1*AA
the case Of these scoundrels into our oW
banda. He had an Enfield rife and he was
!, pretty good shot, and he would warrant If b
MT one OF tne reoels' ne nao got 70 oe'
, JUDGE MANIERRE suggested that 1t woul
be best to defer action until the arrIyl {
Gen. Fuller, which would be in the morning
'uose shonsr tooA tue sa'ne VIE" VI /, =,
case, and acting upon these suggestions, tt
: meeting adjourned.
: It nav be proper to state, in this come
t,on that a 1arue number of extra no];ce ha,
},een sworn in. and that there are abunaa,
!. nuskets here for arminp them in any eme
ocncv Cen. Fn11er will a1riye this ,noruin
E and nndoubt.d1v nronpt measures will
e taken to secure the consummation desire
q In ary event. there is not the slirhtest erou1
r for annrchension that the Guarding will
- anr r. esnnrs ~ - -ae-,,st,ena 1ozs e+r;n, ~
: 49,, harotofo-a ~ ''@'N'''' N~00 0'1
-@'@e1 -----
Meeting Of insurance Agents.
ihc following named gen1lemen' aetlng
t. insurance 4eenls, aho therefore interested
the Lake marine INSURANCE, hela q 1neetlng
te Inc ohcrman House yesterday:
e psai1a sanue1 l. Af"atcr' agent h'sual ins Co..
s, Charles Hunt, agent Etna ms Co., of Hartfo
"a Z. \ yoEdan' agen1 fAcahe matnai Ans. Co.
LV n. &, Fai,bank, agent Washington Ins. Co,
., Ne" 99fk: s.,,o ao s.,snxn aoon+s cor,
C. charge Ins. Co, Of New York =.
ge GSosee BAKER, agent secnfats LIS. Co., o1 n
s. B.. ". Irwin, agent Mercantile Mutual Ins. {
&c Of New agIk-
York. ~e7~-''
Mr. Irwin was called to the Chair, and
-, sansum appointed Secretary.
-. The Chairman stated thatit was unnecees
~ for him to say any Thing as to the oslect OF
=; melting. he presumed all tho genalei
3 were fully aware that united ctfort
-, needed to establish such rates OF premium
~. would enaole the companies engaged In
~ business to carry it On without sussa't
-, heavy lsss.
~ WAS noSeu ~ ".' -" asoi' 0ao eseoa -
~ ~ ~ ."o o1' ~ su1' ~ e" n. Ne ~ @ ~ :
ri .'1 ~ ~ sas.s- 1.n1s:. 1