, 1866-09-20
BREAD AND DUT.rER-Nur,
CLUHs

lied down quietly from hieher 1ostin; place, "''
\ BREAD AND DuTTEn-NUa
CLUB.
a Successful Formation After a v~orz
Eaort-The Endorsera or &. NJ
Foley :" In Council.
IN pursuance Of notice enpbllshed In III. n,.,s
aNu'oatte'-hnt organ Of this city, some three
esoto gentlemen Of anti-war psoclfytt.c, And a
au-t"a-outter Tendencies, mel ,ccoi,.cr Tue ID AZ
evening In tho hall OF the Recorders Court. Tts
ssnuemen VINO attended the laic Intended coayo.
caaon Q! 9ohasonites, Of SATURDAY. evening, wcrc
ea1 IN inA nnmbcrs. IL we except cx-co1oncl Wal.
s,s. WIZ ~ supposed to be busily engaged in a
oieu'nt elty working his passare In the
new commission lire. There was Chase. and
maoash aondy, 10 represent the lcsnl fraternity.
1 barEcl' and Woolman, to speak for The ufuoritr
OF the dty and lhe Council; the medical profe..
sion was prescn. ia the persons OF Davis, Wicker
| sham and liahn; Chiekczing Represented Tho
speehln9 elements Shridiron answered III the
BODY ol TIC hh11 for the disloyal Journal and Mr..
uohaci, j. r.. represented those who arc awa!t.
Me tftal IN this court room. iu the basement of
me building. The three sco:e OF present tudiYldn
nls, II IL nut fait&p stAte, includcd some Renuh.
ncans. who were watching the progress or ae,3r,
10 thelu The proceedings seemed 10 be the sourre
OF Mheh amusement 1.-THE more 50 wlcn ,hc com.
m'stces eedately retired to consideration which
lucy W their reports declared 10 be carefully, bea,
Ing the reports thereafter tu be presented In thc;,
laIdH readily CHI and dried
EARLY IN The conrfe Of tho proceedings. DR..
HieSe1sham, WHO appeared IN the role Of ring
master, announced there no ipcn,Ion 10 ha "a
any speeches. Ills 0dmonition Nas IueiYsctnn1
however, to prevent several i1ycpress1ble rrn,Ic.
men ftom discussing the affairs OF tie natlon.
rom the'r stand.polnts. During the delivery Of
nc eSs spesess ras s Of thG 9ss;son The paucy Of mem
Ie present Gmtrcllas. walking.s:TcI,s sud stont
tSe 5oed WIN nssaty GROSS Of hands 10 cheer
was too loud 10 have been expected f.om r. srn.'1
h,69y a6aoy q men, but II had the good qrniiiy of
ulat'on Of Obsolete notions, as 10 the relative
merits q ,he Denlocrattc and Wing parties.
General ~ Stewart WAS, upon the Initiation of DR..
lieney q The august asscmblace lie look bis
s, ssat viii bow 50 graceful as none other could
mafe. hss y eocasled DO OF lansna motion Of te
which i. SEEMED -, % attract Iths attention;
ttcn hIs eckrou.elsments: the body aatssrsd
~; FIN; Il lc dsfcrscd il not: bnt would accept IT for
se sse 81 Sf Tug sas he bad at hsar hs
Eusnin his followers with food ''1noss bcstee''
than tc 1aaana Ut which The lsraelltc5 partook in
Mt. Erode llasard YVES made Secretary. Tie
Suc;iy arp1opriascd, to hlmself seat, reclaed
Inn back IN AZ! a,med and cushioned chair, and
10 mere heard Of, excepting, only, When with ac.
sns.9mcd galsantET lc o1escd 10 saee charge OF
Dr. s. W;ckersham went about to explain Tho
object o. the meeting. lie remarked be would
explain that By saying tint The object or The meet.
llele III inchr1atcd gentleman saye is lustg yolcn
f5a r. 'G corI o. nsAtnE "hat BIZ noise n
cago Ia " appcd IN u,uutle Of aratsy. which IN.
less 1t be rfo6ed will cover th. suburban dis
Gors .e in 11 te ss,s s sf Ss gnsaso
come forward, organize clnb, miSc great c.y
and try 10 get wool and comfort cl+ewhcre IL
wonld move a!at committee Of t,ircs be appoint.
ca 70 report plan Of Organization.
Having made Ills molion, The mover of it pro-
whence 70 clcct the three he should choose 10 ap.
point. Prompted by this generous movement Tie
eleIa a1 lie THHla Ta aP19ut m p Ws
but hr could not read the writing very well, hnt
Il looked like uhlicl,, and .le gentleman would
En9w who was meant" and ME. schaIl.
The committee then retired to their deliberations
IN TIE Jury room, where IN a eho.t time they were
met by The whole series or committees appointed
managers OF The cancus-
d.. Hohn. seIior, moved tho appointment Of
and ,s like eommitet eeeas on reeoiniloas e. an
pointed. Lest the chair should 10 cuhstraased
BY want Of knowledge as 10 the personality Of thc
The enir read Ii loud voice, attempting tilat It
men. VAS an e1crciee oJ lis free viii. The result
tlon were ex.Aldcrman Woodman, Alderman Bar
rctt, and John parmelec. Tn tho Resolutions
Donnel, ibc opprcssor in otiee, as hs Is @ said by
Esan,d! Jury to be, the advocate Of opprssslonin In
-hn
e@ontsc, @ there was panse; For an instant The
quiet was 60 thick II eonld almost be heard until
she ineb iatsd gentleman Of the ''hcaT, hcar,"
j. W. Chtckcring thcrcupou rose, Uis rccnlIay
manner was Represented to lhe dot. The irIll Of
bis thi1s a fncIsd by nason Of ths deposit of his
tue sonorons tread Of his heity feel drowned
many Of lis words. He made, IS is usual with
hi%, grand parade Of the aEenn, and expectorn,
be was requested TO dry up 10 allow the commit
Tee On orean,zaton to report. While speaking he
remarks 10 make himself heard BY multitude Of
men; ln. 10 20 small an andtcnce lie could hardly
hc would drop lis Whisism and snp2ort the
President in his raid uron the country ana its rep
eay nothing, for be knew not what to say, except
that he was loyal rnan, and
!: Aud here The committee came ia. p. W1skcss-
cratic National Union cluh,'' similar In form 10
.at whsn in years gone oy was known as the
Mr.. Cblckerins having balance Of words uncx-
pended aimed 10 cicr Them now. he moved to
strskc ont the word "Dcnocratic; !" be did not
want to assume "a name which might cause some
Gr. Wlckcrsham and Dr. Hahn objected to the
so1t was unaeeessary any one so1 asnnsts 81 III
p: iialn esreslsiiy yasa!eS 70 DO eoncshlnS %