The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-09
SrEClAL NOTICES.


a. MEHcAsrE liz i1ssRkn nEnRFRs assdGIsrIos IS TIE
S:;s s1ss
wSh 80 its ss ope@ns w
he oS % o. ss Beading Room on sundays
tors an honest election, and an Immediate radical Change
~ the direction Of the Library to bo present cooperate
Al his The following amendments to the consu
That section Of article oe amended so as to read as fol-
srcrlosl The officers Of association shall be presi.
enry sire 3 70 recora
Board Of Dir ction and Le elected ay BY
sSoa .ae y ss Gh SsSrs Ss s ticket
That section OF sruce be ac,ened
sEc There shall be election for officers of this asso-
'ss 70 ssae 'e g s
r NJ Such election shall be BY ballot No shall
section q sree sha te acndea 50 as to read as
sEc g. At least two weeks previous to each annual eec
ton the ioard of Direction shah ve public thereof
inspectors conss,ns q .e mcmSr.. sa be
esu ny ns II V the association at such
shall sapeaena s"2ss ns snnai
which they chosen. sonsistins OF
e osTd sas mns'a n a aad e
the duty ihc votes cast
result tlcrsot to tue Yoar of Direction within three days
~ or the seeon hess
who do attend may I'LL the vacancy failure
speS.ors shai order new election to be held within
That section OF articles be amended read fol-
SIC g. The Board OF Direction shall enter upou the per
onance OF It's duty on the Tuesday next succeeding It's
That sections and 8 OF article be repealed
That section ol article be amended read fol-
sEc Any person engaged on salary as clerk may be-
h saa al asvs % on OF h n l If BY
paying al initiation lee OF h and tic which for
support FOR these amendments solicited for these
by the Classification article g. section H. the
6eIs each ny ono o. which classes Is 70 pc eectcl
ey Ias as Ike s s1 Of ns
sil.ation perpetuate power those ga ned
a IL is no my erns nSa
@ e pqsssSnss m5l, y g., become to those who
rough and radical chance IN s h,anazemc, and this
second-Ihc power given the hoard Of DIRECTION by the
present constitution 20 apont Inspectors of Election they
men epey snhserycnt to their interests
he as am corn Wh
motives have influenced The Inspectors allowing
have aissaced the elections Of the .ssoeia be in
ous Them has been appointed to lucrative position
1hrdThc raising of the annual dues has tended reduce
the m, m6ershp o tho Library hie smaller cities
1ns Iea res and Dk so's 20 n s
founded 70 bene. the clerks OF New ,ork
ensra constitution al tie last annua
nUSne WASH % u OF s Gu
the associaon and declared them op
posuon to the votes OF ority OF those present.
The adoption OF the proposed ancnimcot Is indispensable
TO the welfare OF the RssocisDn adopted To- naht
all hof oi re.oTm must to abandoned for a year.
Members Of the Mercantile Literary decide whether
wil have honest Inspectors aud election, or
whether you win submit the carried
by hired gang of repeatcrs.
Dccisc whether the shall DO reduced, the reading
opened sundays, the of the
devce TO the legitimate purposes for which Library
fannaed.
Members, attend without fail, TO control OF your
Library.
All CLINTON HALL, AsTOR PLACE,
at 30 O'Clock, z. NJ.
GENERAL C0MNrrTrK Reform
Mortimer l.. Mac. 1tos. /. Hazard WIN. Johnston Jr,
kenzc, w. Laurent Bailey, VIM. c. Cary,
A. II. Thnrs3n, Henry u. Lloyd. Julian b. Hart,
A.. Jueson Stone, VIM. Curtis Soycs, John Z. Lloyd
Chaa. Ia. Patrick.