The New York herald., 1872-11-14

While deeply regret the events, 90 full Of dis
aster and destruction. which have led to this meet
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erous manhood 70 meet the present wants Of the
tress, adopt means . restore to more than
its original beauty, and certainly more than
city. II any had come for any other purpose they
had mistaken the spirit Of the meeting. (Appause.l
He had RECEIVED os o. s Sna AID 10 from
their gratitude for. From our own citizens, too
which made him rejoice that God had given to
large hearts large means.
In conclusion Mayor CASTOR made reference to
the Citizens Relief Committee, and introduced Mr.
william Gray, who was loudly applauded three
cheers being given for him.
THE RBroRT OF THE RELIEF COMMITTEE.
Mr.. Gray presented the following report Of the
committee -
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General Committee adopted the following votes and reso.
cL1oRE's ,uslLRE BUILDING IN JEOPARDY.
Voted That II the opinion St this committee the posi-
dangerous its immediate neighborhood and they
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MR. aRAY's EULoGIUM
Mr.. GRAY SAID the committee had been in almost
constant session, with purpose to mature plan
which should make the city Of Boston master OF
the situation. The first consideration was for
sewing women Of the city; then for the employ
ment OF men, SO as to keep all employed and not
impair Ha their self seiIrespeSt: oon,... ., -
provide for its rebuilding. He thanked the Gov.
T hearing sr the Re and sow Rasa the
to be allowed to use her own credit in her own
way She stands now as she has in the past and will
mercantile power. (Applause
Mr.. HENRY ?. KIDDER, Of Kidder, Peabody 4 Co..
news came to him just as he was entering Chicago
on Sunday morning, and expressions OF sympathy
and oflers Of aid were made by all. Mr. Kidders
motion also constitutes the committee perma-
nent committee, with some additions.
Mr.. NUDGE offered an amendment, which was ac-
be constructed except Of freproof materials, and
the motion OF Mr.. Kidder was then adopted.
REV. ROBERT LAIRD COLLYER, OF CHICAGO,
was next introduced and greeted with storm Of
applause. He said Chicago was In bonds and the
debtor Of Boston. Their memories were quick
last Sunday when the news came that great fire
was raging in Boston, from whence came the best
things that Chicago mad. After her nre Chicago
from Boston, laid upon the Mayors table
by the Hon. Mr.. Gray. (Applause.) The banks
had been burned and Chicago was without gas and
water for want Of money to pay of the laborers,
but that money was used for their wages and the
articles were procured. Boston had sent Chicago
half million OF money, besides thousands Of gar
ments and other useful articles. The Chicago Com
mittee had $500 900 In their treasury with 900
families to support but Boston should have all Of
1t il she needed it, They came together last Mon
day and agreed to oler al In their power. Citizens
meeting for Boston. He would say not only that
this money was for Boston, but that she had to
take II. Her sewing girls and others out OF employ
ment would need this money. and they must have
It,. When the speaker was here last year he was