The New York herald., 1875-01-10

1t was finally decided not to make any arrange.
ments for second meeting In an adjoining nan.
Should the necessity arise Immediately previous
to calling the Cooper Institute meeting to order,
1t will then he considered by the Executive Com
mittee and action taken thereon. The committee
expect that the audience will be OF an extremely
influential character, and although there Is no
douD. tnat there Will Oe immense overflow
OF persons unable to obtain admission, the
OF e weather w Sa sns ssen
meeting shan take q. the shape Of TssOIa; mss.;
TO Congress. The judgment OF the committee was
in opposition TO memorial, on tue GROUND
to a large extent, already shown their determine
ti0n to support the President III his attack upon
sentiment Of the people OF the city, in puoiic
meeting assembled, without regard to party, was
y e as Of e TO os
aud, therefore. received unanimous approval
the Committee on Resolutions, OF which Mr.;
IN A' W tne 70 preparation ton OF Of resolutions @ to
be submitted to the meeting whicn they think VIII
iar.minaed citizen, and viii indicate in unmis.
taxable terms the ATTITUDE OF New York towards
"' .cHu XcToS 9th OF The - LIBERAL iHs REPUBLICANS
Dr. NJ. Frellgh, PRESIDENT OF the Liberal Repuolts
Gne ,ss mas me
Hon. benjamin A. WILLIS John Cochrane,
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At TuE MANHATTAN CLUE.
Last night the parlors OF the Manhattan Club
were well filed with represen tative democrats.
cussing the exciting topic o. the day. inc report
OF General Sheridan, published In the fourth edi-
on % ne yens was mot Pa ~
ALLEGED iacs JUSTLY IN their Judameut the arbl.
military air about It," SAID one member, "that tis
country has already mad too much OF, aud Will not
submit 70 very much lonGer.n' There seemed
sns s1sa f'si'0eD 81 ieesr" '' sna amy S sSas i1 Ss
aGs v and sss the
people will be deprived OF many OF their constitu.
rsaarasa syna by all the % membsrs 81 as likely t. nave
very significant effect upon the future action oil
aS SnS as U 70 % n 10 M
tinuance OF the reign Of the military term now 90
disgracefully held over the citizens Of New Or.
leans
AT THE UNION LEAGUE CLUE.
1t Is understood that the members OF the Onion
which an expression OF opinion will be obtained
as 10 the course pursued uy the administration.
to testify its osapprova or the course " OF General
Sheridan was placed upon the table OF the read.
ing room on Friday night Il was. however, sub:
by some oi the members tnar the rules required
tnat before me petition could receive any sigma.
lures II must get tue approval VI the Executive
Committee. Ths committee Will meet on Wetnes.
aay evening and the subject OF the petition wll
be considered. Much Will depend upon the char.
acter and Influence oil tile cooper Institute meet
ing on Monday night as TO whetner the petition
VIII be permitted TO remain on the table OF the
club Tor signature. should the Executive Com,
init tee decide III iavor or taking any aciion that
WI! be antagonistic to the adminisrrauo uon
tue question viii be discussed aud resolutions
passed ~ relation thereto at the monthly meeting
OF the c.uo on thursday night. There was q stronQ
Ieeiing manifested by many OF the members iast
evening IN Iavor OF Nu expression OF an opinion.
and though the sentiment Was not unaninious il
opposition 10 tne course pursued by General
sheridan, there was v prevaii ~ feeling, wnion
duty of the cluo 70 take measures by which
its d!sapproval VI the recent military rule IL
Louisana should be placed on record.
Az the severa! uolic places aud business houses
where iists wele Kept lor the accUmmuda datlon oi
gentlemen who wished 10 aIu tner names to the
isls already made public, thousands Joined thelI
protest VITA tns!r antoHrapn, showing that tue
leeiln1 IN barnouy Win the seu uiWepte u tkA -
Jees OF the messing " widsfprsao.