The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-04

The CHAIRMAN stated that the term Of Mr.. W. 9. Grf
nth a member orths Committee Of Arbitration. had
expired, and would BE- necessary 70 appoint
In his place. The same gentleman was reappointed.
the cali OF the President for three hundred thousand
additional troops. Although there had bean q cloud
doubt but that everything would shortly be cleared up
These little encouraged otkor Powers 20 inter
fsrs and duty 70 express sentiments OF
ragemsns ana loyalty the government 1t tho present
time. It would be necessary for the Chamber 70 ex-
press It's dissemination to stand BY the government
On me Iosh Of April 1861, tho Chamber Of Commsrce
declared hs sentiments In regard 70 ths duty Of loyal
citizens of The United satss 70 sintain the
in It's Efforts suppress wicked and Injurious rebellion
then but recently commenced. In accordance with The
sentiments AZ that time expressed and in discharge OF
the IKE obligations Of dsy 70 the country. this Chamber
resolve rssst IL will continue 70 sustain by its in
nuencs with the commercial community, and to the
fullest extsnt Of M means the national government in
vigorous and determined effort main the integrity
OF the Union, and cnsctuay put down tho rebellion &c.
cndThat in the recent appeal made by the President
tho loyalty Of the country for additional military FORCES
the Chamber recognizes the patriotism and energy which
should insure confidence in his fidelity the copstiu-
ton ana IN his dsts mnaaion 70 preserve the national
honor Thrd-That this Chamber will cordially unite
with other bodies OF loyal citizens in any measures cal
claed to give efficiency TO the military and naval power
or the government and - preserve and maintain ths
character Of this community ror patriotism and loyal de
voton to the Unien. Be II further
Resolved. That . committee of - members be APP
pointed by the Chair to consider and recommend 70 the
Chamber such measures they may deem advisable 10
give practical effect 10 this expression Of the sentiments
Of the Chamber
6eMsfa NxnoRR seconded the resolutions In . few
appropriate remarks. He happy that the Chief
Magistrate city OF New YorR had submitted such
resolutions. II tho duty OF every public body
members q which were known 10 b loyal to the nsi
tutons OF the country 70 sustain and strengthen the
arm Of the government in the emergency which had
fallen upon our country. The Chamber u Commerce
was the hrst public body which took occasion to
strengthen the o( the government at the
mont Of the rebellion In the very spirit OF this war
thsre should be party known TO the country That
doctrine had been manisinsd. Whsthe< Il VIZ 90 be
continued TO be maintained rensiucd 10 be sNen No
oys citizen could know party ID reference 10 this ques.
t,oa He would conclude by expressing his
| In seconding the resolutions.
l Tho resolutions were then unanimously passed. and
referred 70 COMMITTEES Of thirtsen osnsistng of the
following --Msssrs. John A. Stevens, Charles H. Mar
sha A. A. low, s. d. Babcock, p. n. Wetmore, q. w.
Blunt Dsnning Duer r. b. knturn, W. H. Dodge,
| Than Sturgss, o. r. Robert and Royal Phelps.
| General WEnoan offered ths following, which was
Resolved TAat this Chamber rssnirm tie action taken
In the month Of October last regard the
70 both public and private inssrss that Congress should
grant powsr 70 the Assay Office In this city issue the
national coinage and that committee DO appointed
urge immediate action upon the bill introduced by the
l Hon. Mr. Ward, Of tho House Of Representatives.
| The following committee were then appointed In sbs
matter sMessrs. s. d. BabcoCk, Charles King. W.
/ Dodge, James Galatin and r. b Minturn.
After the transactlou q further unimportan
business, the Chamber adjourned.