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Publishing Once no. ~ -AD-s'-SS-' O--S
o'clock In the evening For rates see hrst page.


IS WING GExxanL COMMITTEE,


February II, ls45
g.sosre That it be recommended to the !" "is
sths CITY and County of NewYork TO assemble IN 'ef
,..pecye Wards on Wednesday, the 18Th INST io 'he p
MISE of e,ec,iug three Delegates 10 Wig hayofa's Con-
x,tion. and 10 select ward Nominating Committees FOR
Charter oflccrs. ,
WSg Mayoral,y Convention meet Broadway House
oo Prtcay evening the 2!s; Inst. IL ! O'Clock r u.
The folown. designated as the places Of meeting in
iae ist Ward at T,reshers Broad-street Hotel.


"a do At Joness Second Ward Hotel.


"a do. 1T 2Ol Washington nstreet.
. Ith do. at Shakespeare Hetel


5th de-. ut Marion House, Chapel-stTce,.


6th do. at National Hall


5th do. as the Ward Committee shall olrect.
sth do Howard House,


9th do. at Kentucky Hal.


l1,h DO as the Ward Committee shall direct.
llth do ct corner OF avenue { and IhlTd-st.
lath do. as the Ward Committee shall direct
13th DO at the Clay Reading ROOM 81 0rand-si.
14th do. at Broadway House.


18th DO at Constitution Hall.


10Th do the Ward Committee shall direct.
l7th do. at the Henry Clay House ,,,


BY order, DUDLEY sELDEN, Chairman.
u wlhcoMr a. aGhA1 r. Bprss, Secretaries la 5th&lsth
MEETING IN FAVOR OF CHEAP POSTAGE.
A large number OF citizens, friendly TO the pro-
posed Reform in the Post-Ofice Laws, assembled
in the Merchants Exchange yesterday at O'Clock,
Pm. The meeting was organized as follows:


JAMES BROWN, President.


Vice Presldents


J.cop HARVEY, CURTIS BoLros,


wM. euAMnEnLAls.


Secretaries


PM. WrrNoRE CALEB BAEsTow.
!. De PEysrER OGDEN briefly explained the OBJ
jects of the meeting, and stated the reasons which
should induce every friend Of Postage Reform TO
urge upon the House the passage Of the bill which
has passed the Senate.


DIR. BARYABAs BATES expressed concurrence in
the views get forth by MIR. Ogden. He summed ~
the history of the Postage Reform in Great Britain,
and gave his reasons for believing that similar
result would follow the adoption OF Low Rates
here. He moved the adoption OF a preamble and
resolutions which having been modified by the
meeting, were adopted, as follows


Waereas The Senate OF the United States has in
form,y with wishes the people expressed in Their
petitions 10 Congress- by resolutions passed III pubic meet
ngs by the unanimous recommendations OF several state
Legislatures passed bill reduce the present rates OF
postage a uniform ofye cents; aud whereas, this
bill has been reported the House OF Representatives by
the Chairman OF the Post 0nce Committee, recommending
that tho bill of said Committee be substituted in len OF The
hill Of the Senate and whereas, II such recommendation
be Rdoptei the House OF Representatives at ihs late Pc
Rod OF the session, the House bill will open discussion in
House aud Senate, and thereby defeat the passage OF
Senate BILL which generally meets the appreciation
the people and whereas. the interests of the Post
Ofcc Department well tho convenience of the who
country require immediate passage Of bill 10 reduce
the present cxorbnnt and burhcsone rates OF postage
Therefore,


Resoirtd That 1. ia the OF : meeting that noihn;
but radical reduction Of the present burthesome rates o
postage will rcssctae the dropping energies of the Post
ONCE Department, and reconcile the people TO employ the
United States mails for the conveyance OF their cores
pondencc.


Reored That the experiment of cheap postage has been
80 clearly proved and its advantages clearly illustrated
In the Kingdom Great Brtan that there can no longer
DO doubt OF its necessity utility aud practicable adapted
the United States and that while the commercial
social literary moral and religious advantages 10 the peo
pie Rcalcuab the Of the Post Once under
the cheap system will In few wears be sufficient not only
to support ITSELF but to extend the mail facilities through
out every portion of our country.


Resoired That respectfully but earnestly recommend
the members the House OF Representatives to tho
Post Office Committee especially the Delegation
from this city, (the Hon. Mcsss Phonx, Maclay, Leon
ard and Fisk their utmost cndeavors to effect the
passage the Senate Bill for the reduction of the rates Of
postage without any alteration amendment believing
that shoud be returned to the Senate the shorne'
tho present Session OF Congress Will not allow sufficient
time for Ii to pass In that body.


Resolced That any attempt this late pcrct
Of the session, TO substitute any other Bill IN lieu OF thai
passed by Senate, likely TO have tendency TO de-
feat tho which has been so loudly called io
by the people.


Resolved That the proceedings OF This meeting be signed
by the Chairman and Secretary, and copy forwarded tc
each Of Of the members OF Congress


Mr.. B. BATES made statement OF the increase
Of the Post Office Revenue OF Great Britain in the
year 1874, under the system OF Uniform Penny
Postage. 1t amounted TO Si0o,oo0. He movedthc
following resolution:


Reseired That the Information Just received from Eng
land, showing an Increase 100000 IN the
LA over the preceding year. which lrcady r
niahc6 OF Sd 000OH0 proves coucusively tt
effect Of cheap postage there. and furnishes sutcicn
ground confidence regard 10 It's effect in the Cni,e
States.


The resolution having been adopted, the meet
ing, on motion, adjourned.


o. ROBERT T. Woop, Wing, has been elected
10 the Senate of Virginia in place OF Gel Campbell
resigned on account of i'll health. Mr. Woods ma.
jority is in Franklin Co. 90, in Bedford 1875 total
IS7


Wines OF NEw-YoRK, do not forget your Jlard
Meetings this evening The interior of our State
is doing nobly-every County which has yet held
its Town Elections shows decided improvement,
ON the vote OF last year. And shall the City chill
this generous impulse No, never Give us
worthy, popular man for Mayor and strong ticket
in each Ward, and we Will outdo the best OF them
Look aloft


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