, 1862-05-03

and unjust, and well calculated to 40 great injury
L lie II Boasa % ot : Tads, Il thsy coineids with us,
shon1d take such a9sion aa ths esse Dc:
e s1a sss d W e. b sfsss
the reading room. and that tneir eom1nerciA4 edi-
tori Of reposters be excluded tsoua the privileges
swer to tho above is solicited 1t yunf earliest con-
EeDfenca- !
MuHn 8 SCOTT, AKruun, Dor1 4 Co.,
GEO. 81unaEs & Co, CHS. II. WnEEIxa T. Co. |
efuha1s. ButKIKaHAM h Co.
Tha Chairman desired to know what action
the Board would take upon the communica-
ton.
Mr. TUCKER said he would Hike to hear from
those fatni1iar With the subject short history
OF the eo-ca1led difficulty, 70 as to understand
what he was acting upon.
Mr. GEO. WATSON said II be was not noista-
ken, this matter belonged to the Board OF d.
rectors. He thought 1t was proper to ascer-
tain whether the Directors had passed uponit.
If they had not 1t rather struck him it was de-
cidedly out Of place for this Board to have
anything to do with It.
The CHAIR announced, fn answer to Mr.
Watson, that the N after cad been brought
before the Directors, and that they had taken
no action In regard to the expulsion of the
member They deemed it advisable to cali a
meeting Of the Board and submit the whole
thing to them.
Mr.. WATSON moved that the whole subject
upon It at their pleasure.
The CHAIR in this connection read rule "A
and article Of the regulations Of the Board,
as follows:
Rule II. Editors and Reporters of such newspa-
Room, the Supesintendents u the different Raif-
roada entering the city, the Collector Of the Port
and ,he Canal Collector. o. their
change Rooms.
AEr1c1iE 9. None OF the foregoing rules or by
| laws shAll be resrinded OF altered, nor any new
! ores made, unless By vote Of tWo-thfrds Of the
members present, CHER number not less than
thirty at regular called meeting, and after no.
| tice of the proposed change shal1 have been con
! Association for at least ten days.
In regard to the Board Of Directors, the
Chair read portion Of rule IS follows:
It ehall be the dnty Of the Board Of Directors to
examine charges Of misconduct in buslness mat.
alton, when made to the President or Secretary
ifthe party charged ehall be found guilty ot vlo
stoD Of the rulee- Of breach Of contract, Of fast
OF fictitious reports Of ssles or purchases or anl
govern all commercial transactions, they sAal
report the same to. the Association, either q
the regular quarterly meeting, or st . meet
shau be expelled, L So determined by raaIorit:
afthe members present. the number not ne1n
less 1han thirty; No member. howeEer, shsll i. b
heard in his defence; and any member havto
been expelled, shall be Ineligible to membership
taf m qotea o 10
ehall be by ballot: Upon the final expulsion Of
, | member, notice thereof shall be communicated
him By the Secretary, who shan also ezase hi
l. name from the list Of members.
T The reading OF the rules was listened t
+ with profound attention, but We failed to fin
any connection it had with what preceded c
followed the reading.
Mr. RICHARDS wanted to know il the i
;. porter Of the TR1RusE or the TRIBUNE itse
: had violated any Of the rules Of the Board
2 Trade?
5 CHAIR: "1he Directors couldn't decii
that, sir.''
s MR. RICHARDS continued: If no rules I
t this Board had been violated by the TR1Bus
: or its reporter, he thought it enainently dcs
Iable to table the communication as not pc
+, tinent. The whole matter had been befol
y LIZ oVAIA VI AhIELo4S. 1T uhu uEa[u 1Eul
E outsiders that the Board had agreed not t
0 e2pel the reporter. # no rules had been vi,
4 lated, tLis Board Bas mounting very his
d horse TO expe1 member.
CHAIR: tThe Board decided they had r
G power to e1pel q member"
e Mr. RICHARDS moved, % an amendment
! Mr. Watsop's motion, to lay the whole matt
= upon the table Seconded.
e T. r. MGSS {warchousenaan) desired to s:
that this meeting vas not Of his calling. II
n Karehousemeu haye submitted to you cot
t muication and ask an answer. Ton HI,
never giStn Us an answer, but have caus
e this meeting Furthermore the s. reaker d
d sittd to say that be regretted sincerely al
J. difficulty had occurred between himself IL
any member Of the Board. He hoped in
n trrc they would be good friends, and that tlt
le Intercourse would be harmonious. He desirs
IS furthtr to state that he did not think he b
y an enemy in the Board. So far as his Wal
e hcuse business was concerned, he should
IT thing more he would make all acknowleaG
re ments; but first he wanted to hear the accu:
lion against him. II hereafter it shonld d
rs pear that any Of the warrhousemen had do
wrong, it vas the duty Of the Board Of Ira
b. to prosecute them. [Applause-l He did,
ask aby @arehousemen to shoulder Ills iniq
Mt ties, ,and he didn't propose to shoulder Their
[Applapsc.1
4 MIR R1cuAEDs-" Has Mr. Wright got Il
It's eyiderccs'
I'd Mr. WR1GuT-t' Yes, sir. I have got 1t, |
Ids I will not produce it until every with
y ag1ccs to it and the warehousemeu asse
70 This Beard canrot compel NC to do aa
he manly act" [Applaust.l
ng Several calls huvirg been made for Mr. 3
AAsTsSE, Commercial Editor OF the TnlBu:
Of hc arose and spoke briefly as follows in rep}
es, t query 11u1n Nj. Randolph whether lie
The dccpncnt. He said: ~ have the oTty q
led crafts Of the evidence taken before the lus
~ :igatirg Committee, and faruished q cop,
TO the eyidencc to the Committee. I anpE
,uu art: Ill aware that I was Secretary Of
Ills Committee, but I WAS not &c Of my (
choics. was invited to act by the Chair,
Ind | 7, d a majority Of the Committee, and c
for piled. Itook the evidence on stray sl}T
hey payer and cari. it into book which I {,ay
The 31r. WRIGHT. Il I am coiu pellc3 to
uld N,.d ns3self, shall do nothing disI,onora
e1- sEall only publish THAT eridcuce when
ues- "itEtssts consent"
urn. MI. NA>hoLrH-"W Woald you consider
was sLnic!tEt guaranty for their publication
aoes Mr.. R--"Tes, sir, I t}iHk sAonld.
the ! the TINS tut tisr<a. as 3o0 call them,
was r;.:ilr to Publish fht @yideAce, I had In
ably nil d .tlcr evidence which has been tend
d to HE, OF fiat taken before the committee
ont, yp1oE-aI move VIC adjourn aud
Aust Doard adjourned, aud thus ended the y
with Iouse Inbroglso in great CRY and little >
..a Camp Douglas.
The desire Of the curiosity hunters
Wv" rebel s.mpatbizers to obtain the ents,
Camp Douglas suf1vrs little abatement,
- :" withstandipg their poor success in accoml
e'A ing their wishes. Their opportunities
coue to he severe trial to the genticu
cisFe nature Of the officers. Scores, daily, pa1
y 10 larry Of the female persuasion, are beg
{ oe the privilege Of taking peep at, and pei
.. s,mpathizlDg With, tour misguided bre'
ttee1 Of tie South" 4 plump refusal don't
INIT TO meet their case; they still persiat
plsa1--,hat is, the ladies do-and the
on It's prnx insotent--as in tbe Peter Shriran e
pom and cursc. and threaten the officers vi
as 10 sorts Of vengeance, such as reporting th
asneo the authorities ut Washington, or to G,
4'laan' HaNeck. These last threats ase (,
eo L. enough, and show 8 lack Of Common Sc,
&c iof something wo1se. These men ought to
0t Edt ii naseinn and stJ7nif1ity fif1 mt hind