The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-28

sage OF Governor Tldsn In reference to the mis-
management OF the canals and TO the corruption
In the execution OF contracts for the repairs OF
those avenues OF commerce shall be discussed, or
rather SHAH be approved. met yesterday. Colonel
J. N. STACK occupied the chair. The following
subcommittee was appointed TO make iurtcer
preparations lot the meeting and to select gen
t.emen 10 address it:-lsaac IL. Reed, Forrest III.
Parker and Charles Il. spear.
Inc following gentlemen were appointed a CON-
mittee 10 prepare resolutions to be presented TO
me meetng:-Messrs. A. +. Orr. Carlos COBB
ana William H. Philips.
Aiterward 1t was resolved TO hold the meetin
on thursday next, instead OF Tuesday. which lat
ter day was before appointed. The following
al and to address the meetlng:- whitelaw REID.
L. t, d; Prince, senator Franklin w. rooey,
Abram ). HEWITT, General James W.. Hustled.
william NJ. Evarts. William +. Dodge, A. r..
orr, carlos Cobb, r. b. Thurber A. A. Low J. Ii.
raj Committee OF the Exchange on the Governors
Message and Tor the reduction OF the canal rolls
co,operation with the other committee: -Caros
Cobo, William Il. Philips. l.. }. W. stark, Isaac Ii.
heed, M NJ Caleb r. Orr. +. II. Baker and Charles
Spear.
THE BUTTER AND CHEESE EXCHANGE YEsrER-
DAY
special meeting was held at the Butter and
Cheese Exchange in reference the canal Mes
sage OF Governor Tilden. The following resolu.
tons were adopted
nereas In his recent Message the state Legisla'
ture Governor samuel j. Iilden has taken initiative
steps toward bringing about much needed reform III
the administration OF state canals able and
exists IN their management, therefore be it
Resolved, mat we, the members OF the Butter
Cheese Exchange of New YORK; extend to Governor III
den our Acknowledgement Of the services has
dered the citizens OF this state and the and
producing classes elsewhere, who interested in the
economical ana enlcent management OF these great
puDic highways, in his welldrected efforts toward
reform OF the abuses which have for long
pared the usefulness oil The canas and made their
tenahee purge nsone upon our citizens
resolved, mat we Will extend support all Just
measures looking toward the honest management OF the
canals ana that this Will cordially the
proposed joint meeting OF the commercial
OF tins city 10 take ACTON with to this matter
anu That comniee OF ten be appointed to attend
meeting ana hat generatn be extended
members OF the Exchange TO be present
The following committee were appOn ted ID
w. Q. Stamford, Nj. Folsom, William Hubert, l. r..
Patter, }. W. Cunning, w. Winson, w. Duckworth,
b. Thompson, z. II. Acres, r. A. tanning.
Hon. Reuben Il. Fenton, who was recently
elected an honorary member OF the Butter and
Cheese Exchange, visited the Exchange yesterday
morning to acknowledge the compliment PAID
hun, and was introduced TO many OF the members
by President Farchild. Senator Fenton resides
IN prominent dalrylng district, and has taken
great interest In the Exchange since its organiza-
ton. lie expressed the belief that in the broader
Held winch, as the american Exchange IT. pro-
poses 10 I'LL, the Exchange VIII be OF great dement,
TO the commerce oil New York, ana especially TO
the west side interests.