New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-02
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llrye and respectable audience composed OF
msrabers Of the trades working la wood met last
night and filed she ers, hall of the Cooper Union
IN mass Insstigg under the auspices oil TIE Sit,-
cons Association. Tho meetnS Deihg caiieu 70
ord y Nr Thomas c. Wittenbcry was elected chair
NAN. sed briefly explained the Object OF the meet
ne 1 ss. uss RI 81 YRS !se sne
retaries, which WIS done sld unanimously adopted
by H., mee,ine hr. Neeiham then procceaed ~
reed scenes of resolutions announcing the conduct
OF ths municipal authorities and pedsine the meet
Ing 10 support tie efforts ofthc Citizens ASSOCIATION
20 secure good city government and tho eisenoh o'
enpabe men TO tie corporation Offices, when on
beng Pot to tao meeting "oIe Saii.eu ~ "0'
The Chairman then introduced TO thc meeting
Mr.. Poor who wss received with loud cheers hr.
Poor in the course of al eloquent speech reitef,
ated WHIST were the oLJsss Oh the ule,'int, Auu
said that this pcorlc OF Nnw-York had been long
enough the slaves Of the politicians. who did no
work and who told them that the sapitsiist was The
| foe OF the workingm1n; but me Z mems AS'oef
ton will see lOOJ,UD subscribed 10 cary on u,
cpersiions for tho benefit OF the worSingnen Of
Scw.Yo,k. BIZ the much abnsed capitalist, was 9
standing refuiation Of tho Islander. They had saio
twice tao arc Ave- for long enough, at TIE bidding
! ~ ,heSe mon: but now they were waking w
and intended that in a iow years poll
,ician should be curiosity IN Ne~-lo rS. h'
ndve,tcl az SONS lcnsth 10 tie shameful
condition of tha streets and markets, while the,
were paving SIS 000, go year In texes; but sup
nm4,d il might be explained when they found mel
80 disinterested 70 give 800 for places worth oni
s)l9 a wear. That was neither logic nor eomm0.
sense sni showed there was something rotten u
tbs state OF Denmark. Ho then quoted ii'Iinpe
of satisfies 10 show how they had got such heay
CITY del. OF 900. 600 Notwithstanding their III
,neuse ANNA revenue and rccaptuGicd humble
Of tire abuses at prescnt existing IN the Guy eoVe'l
7 meni. He asked II they would tolerate saSn thhs
any l,nger and appealed 10 them to get irTesP,'
lively OF liticai associations, and no longer 10
cheated mo voting" clean tickets when tiihp'
meant tho dirtiest things III existence;
The CHAIRalAs then snuonnoet that Ihey IN IN
several German frcnds present. ana cailed llpop Al
Jtcos StMoy. Who made Shor Nd lress to inc te
man, present, in tho German Language, and wne
I, mot with loud applause. Tie Chairman invlteu u
audience 20 attend the mass meeting 81 tno Iiuei
I, TO be shortly held in the sane pSce. no 'nc
called upon
nr. HAYWOOD Of the Iron Trade, who said ue
( wero ass.sscd every year $i5,ON,00o FOR waLslii
half the lime In mud up ~ the gncesi yet inc ee'
RECOMMENDATIONS Of tho East aud Norm rivers, II
wcro prororly improved, would produce nearly tina
liusteid Of which 1t DID not at present, benehS u
city ared-cent.
H.. NJ. LrsK German and Mr.. RorrcnowE hs'
inc brelyaddcsscl tho meeting, it adjonrnedsnol
0 " after 10 o'clock. ,0,
G,nfnlle's7th l,egt Band enliyened the procee,
INCA with musical performances daring thein''f'a
between the speeches.