New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-29
United ACTION OF THE MERCHANTS.

COMMITTEES APPOINTED BY TIE PRODUCE AND
BUrIER AND CHEESE EXCHANGES TO PERFECT
ARRANGEMENTS FOR GRAND UPRISING IN
HONOR OF GOVERNOR TILDEN.
The members of the Produce Exchange are
determined to leave nothing undone to make the meet
ing called approve the action OF the Governor IN eA
posing the Canal frau one OF the most signheant ana
eff 1--WE that been held on the Moor OF the TX
change The subcommttees were already engaged IN
the work and are now perfectiug the details OF the
demonstration.
the Committee appointed by tho Board OF Managers
10 make arrangements for the mass meeting heid II
meeting OH Saturday After some discussion, IL was
aCleed III It the meeting should be held on Ihdrs
day next instead Of Tuesday as was at first proposed
The Committee was then divided into subcommittee
for the purpose carrying out the necessary arrange
mepts as follows: On Resolutions, Carlos Cobo' A u
Orr, and W H. Phillips on Arrangements ana Speakers
T II Reed Charles Spear, and T. II. Parker.
The following named speakers have been or VIII be
invited TO address the assernolage: Ex-Gov' Horato
SEYMOUR L. Bradford Prince, william t. Dodge, Abram
g Hewitt A. L. Orr. Charles Cobb, William NJ Eyarts'
A A. Low, James W. Hustled. Franklin w. Tooey, L.
uazeton +. B. Thurber, j. H. Herrck. aud Henry W.
smith. All the leading com nercai Exchanges ana or
ganizatious will participate.
specal meeting OF the Butter and Cheese Exchange
was also he'd ON Saturday 10 consider Gov Iliuen
canal message. President Fairfield briefly alluded TO
the Canal King exposure made py the Governor ana
thought that merchants OF e. city should JON wn
Que accord 10 denouDce the robbery which had been
going on for "a long time past. Oher members spoke
g. and the following resolutions were adopted:
whereas In his recent message 10 the htaIe Legis-
laturr Gov 1ilden has taken nllatOly Steps toward
bringing about mucn-neeicd reform In the adninls-
trou of our State canals by an able and searching ek
OF the corruption which al present exists IN thef
mana cement; therefore b. IL
Eesoired That We, the members OF the Butter and
Cheesr Exchange OF NewYUIk, extend 10 Gov Ilideu
our O the serv ccs lie has rendered the
czens OF tins S.ate and the mercantile ana producing
sc here interested IN the economical
nd efficient management If The great pubic highways
ia mi. well-drected efforts toward reform OF the
husrs when nave long time impaired the useful
no. of the canals made their maintenance Durded-
some c tZ ms.
R~sored That We viii extend support TO all Just
ur,,.nr,s looking wards tue honest management OF
tne canals aud that MS end We will cordially Join III
inc pTOposed INT meeting OF the commercial orginZa
tions OF this cy take action vita reference 10 TINS
mailer nuI that a committee OF ten DE appointed 10
Attend such meeting, aud that "A general Invitation
he extended to all members vi the Exchange " Dc
present.
Tue following gentlemen were appointed Committee
NJ MANAGEMENT: d. W. C. Sanford, ". Folsom, William
Hubert j. T. Pdtten, j. W. Dunning, W. Winsor' W.
Duckworth, Ii. Thompson. T. Ii. Acres, and h A. Ian
sing.