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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-11-17

THg GRrAT lioasE lAiR At ligaRNG RvS -
Thousands a people tasc visited Herring Run
dGrng the present week. 10 stiffness thc fine
horses on exhibition there and the trials Of s,'cel
between some Of ihr TASTES animals ~ the roLu-
irr. There wcr" I"o Fac, "u Tuesday. the
opening d.y. the first br,us Zoe "a purseu' S25U-
best three ~ five 60 aHrness--iof which there
WEE six entries. Va. Hector. Lady Guii ord
Mar, and. Nd /. rr,.i. l.ellr Df Rutiiu"Tr aud
Warrior The lofsc Nod F"rgcs'. owned hy
Mr.. Gfalin. Won TIE race 90 'hier ,irai shi heats
The second race, iot $500. va. Won ht q" Slrrp,
Dayy. owned Us sn,l >'tc,rr. heating Fiv.
away and Lady wniwi,k
On "Wednesday an ImarEse ihrnng WE pres
ent. The iirsi race w1s n"le and releai, dug-
Tie team. L. Wagons. ios q purse OF SlOO The
entries for this race were as follows
Daniel >iecyer entered 'ac hroWn mare Lady
Gul ford aud the brown hors, Hector
John u. Price entered th- brown mare Belle OF
Baltimore AGd the lay mare Baltimore Count,
Maid.
The race Was won g., the frs; named pair in
two straight heats. Time Az; ? : 4oi
The second vas the gret, race OF The lair Il
Was tor pur,c Oi s. GOETHE s.c0ud horse o.
receive 81 900 aul lht third si00-miir heats.
best three IN FIVE For this race there were ihr.,
entries va the famous hosses Dexter, Gcorg,
V. Patched ard s,ss hi,h Is was generally
expected. Dexter won tie iact ir three straight
heats, his time being 81 .; 9l3 .: 254 -
Silas Rich came IN second IN each heat
To-day Dexter will tot under the saddle
agains, his famous tine of2: IS
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-11-17

kE-onGAsuluos or TIg MAINLAND AsMcrt.
ruaAL sOciTTY.--A number Of gentlemtn met IN
Baltimore ON Wednesday last, and ro-organiEed
the Agricultural Society " Mar land aud elect
ed the following officers
Transformations winans. Of baltimore city.
Vice frrsdcnis-Cul Billingslry b. e. s.
Stewart ,ol. a. Bowie Davis, j Howard Ne.
Henry, ~. " II. McC0ufcry. q. u Calvert, 4
MclienTy, John l.se Carroll. Wa. Drvrics. col .
4. Lloyd, VIM Dodge. Dr. :. 4. Smith d. q.
r. Dennis. Col. Geo. u. Drnns, ". II. knight
). T. &. Brown. J. ". Jenkins Col. Jas. Wal.
lace b. &. Blackision, T. u. u Turner. W. J.
Aydoleiie. Daniel Field. Gencial Secretary aud
Treasurer II. II. Waring Corresponding See
reiary-E. Law Rogers. Exceuiiye COMMITTEE
Jas. Z. Earle Coi L wilkins, Gen. Eiw. Shfi.
YER 0den Bowie, l.. q. Ulery. e. ". Dougheriy
y. H. Wofihinaiou. Ezra Whitman. John Merry
man Messu. Wm u. Purneil. Geo u. Dennis
and john Mcrryman were appointed a committee
TO obtain charter from the Iegillaiurc.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-11-17

;s0-In the New York Supr,me Court ou Thurs
day, case was concluded. the jury retired, and
some time after the foreman reported tia, eleven
of them had agreed on verdict CO.. the plainiiil
The twelfth juror ,hey could not understand. and
he could not Understand them. Nhen question.
cd by the Court he secuted To be dumb. Further
Investigation revealed thefhct that b. was Rus
sian. and did not understand the hrsi word al the
English language The Judge then tried To make
Il known 10 him thu; hc was excused from any
further jury duty. lie could not comprehend.
and the problem OF now 10 get rid Of him was
iually solved by a Sheriff d'pail, who walked
into the box and gently ted him ont
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-11-17

- The Louisiana Plsafeys' Bsnnsr says -
" Oranges nov load many trees 10 this parish,
and their golden fruit looks tempting 10 the pas
Ger by. No fruit tree on earth can be more beau
tlful than the orange tree, loaded with he yellow
luscious, autumnal crop, hanging upon branches
amidst thousands Of glossy leaves of ths richest
hoe" We should thlnk -
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No NEW LAMPS NEEDED.

THE rURNER WILL FIT ALL SIZES or
COAL OIL LAMPS
STATE AND "pf'NTl- RfrHT, FDE SUI.
- For sale. Wholesale anl retail. lr a."
Empif" Manufacturing Company. at
HARRINGTON 4 MILLS.
No 40 Bait.mor" Street. Baltimore.
Soy. -. lSG6.--Gin.
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my Policy" Dirt PHO.
de-AMare,
KarY CYI ID.

REwAaD ron MuaDERxa.--A proclamation has
been issued b, Governor Swami. Of Maryland,
Offering reward OF Eve hundred dollars or the
arres, and conviction Of Henry Richards siis,
RIchArdson. alleged TO have aided In the late MUIR
der Of WIN. Lyles. In Prince Georges county,
and for which crime four coloFsd men we're exc
cuied 81 Upper Marlboro, on the I'd iustant.--
Richards was implicated In the tragedy BY the
confession Of those who were executed.
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New advertisements.
NJ KET GARDEN.

NEAR BdLTIHOEE
A PLEASANT COUNTRY RESIDENCE, 4
IA miles from Baltimore. and IN a -
xsEe very healthy location, consist. f.s.
ing Of "a ACRES. il a high lsVs
state Of cultivation. with q we'll sshs
bniit FRAME DWELLING, eontiinin pa ago.
rarlor, dining roam anil kitchen on irst door.
cellcnt water. Barn - by u feet Carriage
House. Corn House, and S,abling efficient f,r
10 or u horses. 4 Young Orchard, with all the
different varieties Of fruit. with two Crane Ar.
bors OF the best varieties. ia full hearing. itis
now cultivated as q market garden. The road
good aud NO toll, which Is an object az con.
alteration. For sale low. Anply H.
HENRY W. COOKE,
Law Buildings, -. Paul 81. Baltimore.
Nov. ls.--tL
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-11-17

20. The discovery has hccn made tina, ~ cf-
feciual way 10 get rid oi rats Is Ia catch one nni
Dip him. al lat his head in,o rel PAIN. Au. jhcn
let him go. lie Will frighi.n ~ rc.t nMnr
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-11-17
J. MARcmE MccoMASJa..
Nov. LITE Administr.t,y


VNIIls Is TO GIVE NOTICE. that the sub
l. scriber has obtained from the Orphnns'
Court Of baltimore county. letters Of admin
isiration ON the estate af
CATHARlNE WALTERS.
lat" Of said county. deceased. All persons hay
ing claims against the said estate are hereby
warned TO exhibit the same with the voucher
thereof 70 the subscriber.
On or before TIC liza day Of July. Is67
they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit Of said estate. Those indebted 4,
said estate are requested 10 make immediate
payment. Given under my hand this Iath
lag nf November. 1886.
SAMUEL W. CROOKS.
nov. l1.-4t- Administrator
T'Ills IS TO GIVE NOTICE. that the ,ub.
] srribcr has obtained from the ORPHANS
Court Of baltimore county, letter ts.tameu
tary on the estate Of
JOHN BOSLEY Of g.,
late ot said county. deceased. All pefsonshnv.
ing claims against the said estate, sre ctcby
warned Ia exhibit the same, with tho voucher.
thereof 10 the subscriber.
on or before Me liza day ofJaig. isG.
they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit "f said estate. Those indebted ~
said csiato are requested 10 make immediate
payment. Given under my hand this iath dav
Of November. 1896.
JOSHUA BosLEY,
NV its-W Executor
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- liosionAu, writing from Rome, say,
Sienor Colnmbo The oh'y living desonicn' 81
Christopher Columbus " !. q fine old swell 30
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-11-17

GRAEr AND the PREEDExcx "A New York
correspondent Of the Boston Journal says
gentleman Of this city an intimate personal friend
OF Gen. Grants, called on him 10 Washington
not long since. His purpose vas 10 get the in-
fuence Of Gen Grant with the President IN rela-
ton 10 an Office In the city. Gen. Grant told
him frankly that his name would be- OF NO SER
vice TO him, but nm injury. lie said he had 80
llcilcd very few favors Of the President md TO
them no favorable response was returned. lie
said that one day Sir. johnson sl'oso with bin
10 relation to Il. Tie said 10 Gen. Grant You
say that you arr not a candidate for the Presi-
dency. Now promise me- said the President,
" that you will not let your name used In con-
neciion with that Office. and will grant you any
favor In my power 10 hestow To his Grncr-
al Grant replied. " Me johnson. ! amuot a eau
didale. But suppose Ihs people insist npon max
ing me one, what can ! do Aud besides, Ifs.
Grant has been looking at the Whit, House,
and thinks thc can run that establishment quite
ne well rs Il is run now. Aud yon know, Mr.
President, that these women will do pretty uiucli
as they please. And Mrs. Grant would decided.
J " object TO my giving any such promise The
President looked rs Il be- did not understand *
aetly whether this was Ia jes, or 10 cain'si
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-11-17

R-Johnsoa swors ever aud over that be
weuld make issassa edioas. Ne ga u By Join
Ing Ne rpbsls
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-11-17
cv-we i.ac HE following ilem. from In

We ifkc the following items from the
journal 81 saturday last:
Bir ny Nap Doc john Shipley . son Of
John /. Shipey, residing with hi, brother Vim
cent Shipley. near Texas. whilst engaged in I, :
Ing n large dog which was afflicted with b, dro.
phobm WIS bitirn IN The hight hand. the
lecth Of the dog penetrating entirely through the
palm. lie was bitten about four weeks since,
bat up iu the prseni time nu symptoms of this
awful disease has manifested iifclf.
"a ThciarFc merchant Nil near Warren Fac.
tory. known "a Merryman'- vill has trsn lrasei
nv VIM. Enisrs, who designs carrying IL on. -
This il the mill formerly in 'lc occupancy ~
Other Shiplcy. who has ios O long time SUPPLE!
many 81 our ei'i,cps On his wav ~ tho civ mar.
kc,
TBkrr or NosLY.--Ahout the ~ 81 last month
some thief or thieves entered tie residence Of
Ohio Shipley. near Warren Factory Ia this coun.
q, and STOLE thertfroui 81 OBI TIN same par.
ties also went 20 the nil near hy ard took from
It 81 81 10 copper eoiu
a.sl-Nr John I. ilei,-c, 81 Nonkion, in this
county. has been APPOINTED Inspector in the In.
ternal Revenue Department. "a Congressional
District, wee Charles H. NicalAi, Es4, resigned.
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'Nb va SYoKr or epili.

si,-rhe public and the trade are !s,i,.,,,,
=" call and examine It. and Il il +. uot a.. bcs,
and chcaPc', light produced. they need i.,.
rnrrhM.c.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-11-17

Constants APPOINTED. Franklin Tyson has
been appointed q constable for the Eleventh Die
ttict OF this county
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ron RENT.

A BLACKSMITH SHOP AND Dwell.
ALING on Watkins Lane, Long Green w
ISAIAH wATkISs. on place adjoining Rent
go month Nov. ia
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-11-17


'NHIs Is To GIVE NOTICE, That the sub.
i seriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court ot baltimore couuty, l.ttcl. 81 admin.
traiion on the estate of
JAMES Il. McCOMAS,
late 81 said county. deceased. All p,rsonshay.
ingrlaims against the said estate. are hereby
warned Ia exhibit the same, with the voucher
thereof. to the subscriber
On Or beforc ne l5M day Of .July. 1857.
they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit Of said estate. Those indebted 80
said estate are requested to make imine,iini,
payment. Given under my hand this i;ih ,ay
oi November. ls66.
J. MARcHE MccoMASJa..
Nov. lite Admiuisirst,r
I'!I!s Is To GIVE NOTICE. This, the .s,
j scriher has obtained from tho urthar
Court Of Baltimore county, letter. testament.
" on the estate Of
SARAH HOOPER.
lat said county, deceased. All prrsnlsis,
ing claims against the said estate. are her, H,
warned 10 exhibit the same, with Tho vcurh.t.
thereof o. the subscriber.
On os before Me l5M day Of .Jnig isG.
they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit Of SAID estate. Those indebted 4,
said estate are requested 20 make Immediate
payment. Given under my hand this isth
day of November. 1860
THOMAS FRANCIS.
NoV. i.-lls r.....t-
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ID Border States are a. follow. &:

Iotal......... s9........
The delegations 81 the remaining Northern
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-19
THE RRCONsTRUCTION COMMIT.
TEE.
Correspondence Between the Hos. W@.
A. Graham OF North Caroline aad
Senator Resseudeu Of Maine.

WASHINGTON, Saturday. March IT. 1866.
The Hon. William A. Graham, United States
Senator elect from North Carolina publishes state
nent. from which 1t appears that. IN January. he
addressed letter TO Senator Fessenden. suggesting
that ii would be but justice to permit the Delegation
elected from each State to be present at the reception
Of all evidence touching the State any Of its members
before the Committee on Reconstruction. with The
privilege Of cross-eXamning witnesses and of intro
ducing counerevidence II they shall deem 1t proper
To this letter Mr.. Fessenden replied as folows:
1t Is not customary to allow a cross examination oil
witnesses before Committee appointed TO report on
subject not involving individuals.
The Committee is supposed to be DESTROYS OF ascer-
tanning the truth. and capable of making ali the exam
nation necessary.
The Committee is quite willing however. to examine
any witnesses who may be produced having knowl'
edge Of the subject matterto any reasonable extent.
THE credentials Of gentlemen claiming TO DO Sena:
tors have not been referred TO this Committee. and
there Is no probability that they will be-"
Mr.. Graham subsequently replied as follows:
MY sole purpose is TO aid the Committee 40 FAR as
this State North Caropa) Is concerned In the ascer
tanning OF truth and to guard against u par testimony
from unknown or irresponsible sources.
IF therefore the Committee will at time furnish
notice OF the points which evidence is desired or OF
preudical testimony which IL Is necessary 10 meet my
colleagues and myself will gladly avail ourselves OF its
permission to offer such relevant proof may be In our
power"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-19
XXXIXTH CONGRESS.
FIRST SESSION
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.
WASHINGTON, Saturday. March H. 1866.
POLITICAL DEBATES.

The proceedings Of the House to-day were
confined 10 general debate as If In Committee OF the
Whole on tie Presidents Annual Message.
Mr.. HILL Tnd.) J. addressed tho House ON the ques.
tiop of reconstruction. He deemed IL OF no practical
importance 10 discuss the point whether the otates ha
went into Secession and war were or were not Out VI
the Union The governments Of these States were GER
tniny impaired and were not during tie war In reia-
tions with tho General Government those relhuOhS
had 10 be restored How The Presidents power IN
the matter could only be tho war power ana that coud
not be held to extend TO the restoration OF cy ana poll
teal rights 1t therefore devoved upon the Legislative
Department Of the Government 10 restore the
deranged functions OF The Rebel States ihe ouly
Of considering and devsiDg the best means OF dong 30
had been intrusted by Congress 10 aJobt Comnittee
Of both Houses. He had still some hope that that Com
mittee would recommend and that Cobprcs "ouIu
adopt such system would re6stabish the reatlobS
Of the seeded States with tho General Government III
a way that would harmonic the whole country ana
maintain the principles Of the Declaration oi ihue
pendencs.
Mr. DUMoSr nnd.) next addressed the House. re-
viewing in humorous and sarcastic style the recon
structon policy of the President He prayed Goo 10
bless the President for what be bad done and 70 sen
his backbone against backing down. The President
had been faithful in the past and be trusted that 10
would not be aithless in the future 70 the fTes
dents policy he deemed IL unwise. ruinous and dsas
trous lie protested that he entertained no feeling OF
revenge against the South, and would exact hotuing
with view its humiliation. But before the south
ern State. could get into Congress oy n and
representatives who were loyal and VINO couu aA" n'
iron clad oath.
Mr.. ANDERSON Nfo) was the next speaker. He also
took grounds against the Presidents reconstruction
policy In regard to the status Of the freedmen he de
cared that he would yield to the doctrine tnat
they were entitled the best function OF the
erppcnt He believed they were now citizens OF the
United States The Constitution TO be interpreted
to-day from the standpoint Of freedom and not OF oia
very. He did not believe that Freedmens bureau
bill was broad enough TO build political platform upon
did he think that the Democratic party could MAKE
successful race on the Presidents veto Both piat-
people 70 stand upon The greet tbs living the vital
question Of the hour fwas the ,sioa Of suaraSs 70
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r morning. the 18th inst, Charles r.

ARKILLS-Ou Sunday morning. the 18th inst, Chefos Re
Arkils in the I'D year Of his age. ,n..h
The funeral services will take place IN the hefofmea
Church in Jsvast Geeupoint, Tuesday, March o. -
2ocock D. ~. The relative. and frieuds Of the fsny 30
invited TO attend without further notice.
Ulster County aud Sullivan County papers please COPY
BURR-In Jersey City Saturday morning Msfcn IL ""
Catherine 7. Burr. n the 18th year OF her sge
The re sve and friends Of the family are respectfully
10 attend her funeral on Monday afternoon n ocioot'
from the residence OF her son law, Charles L. Aus'
No. los Jersey ave-. without further Invitation.
Baltimore aud fhisdeph ia papers please copy
CARRIGAN-On Friday. March It, james Csrdsan m the
Goth year Of his age. I.
His friends and Of his Andrew Csrr1gan are
ved attend his funeral. from No. o. Finn ave. On Mon
day morning at ~ O'Clock without further notice
The rensns will be- taken the Cathedral where Seouo~
mass will be said for the repose OF hissoul
DEwING-On Sunday the 18th inst. Leonard Z. pswssV
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
FINCH-In huntington L. l., Sundsy. the lsh inst
the residence of her sonn-law, Isaac B. ketchAn' NJ
Lucy Finch, in the 8sth year OF her age
PENDLETON-At New Orleans. on Saturday nors'ns -
10th inst, John Pendeton. aged " years ...A
of family Respectfully inviseY
10 attend from his late residence In sh city
IWest Twenty ondsh. Monday March H. +ocae0
D. M, without further invitation
STONE-A, Rocky Hill. New-yersey, on Friday hsfch N
Andrew Sigourpey Stone, aged 20 years. a.,
His frnd are invited to bis funera on Moua{ tee
18th mat at O'Clock, from the village Church o. hocsS
Car. leave courtlandt st. ferry at O'Clock g. m.
Illinois please
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-19

ACADEMY OF MUsIC-IrALIAs OrHsA-IoSE; Or. TIL
LAST DAYs PoMPEIL
WALLACK'S THEATER--Behe6t OF Mr. founs-SkHIoU
FAxnY-THE LAUGHING HrESA
OLYMPIC THEATER--Beneft Of Mr. j. H. Stoddart-
GRANDFATHER WHIrEHEAD-CLSDERELLA z LA 20
MARE.
ElBLOS GARDEN-MIss MAGGIE MITCHELL III III
PEARL OF SAvoY Or. The MOTHERS PRAYER
WINTER GARDEN-EDwx Booru IN RicnELIEU.
LUCY RUsHTON'S NEW-YORk TliEATER-THx AP
PoNrxESr-DoMrSIoUE.
BROADWAY THEATER-JoHS Z. OWENS VICTIMS
FORTY WISKs.
WOODS THEATER-Miss LUCILLE WESTERN IN EAs1
LYNNE; Or. THE ELoPExEsr.
BARNUMS MUSECM-M0sEs; Or. ISRAEL IN EGrPr-
100000 CURIosIriEs-Afternoon and Evening
FOXS OLD BOWERY THEATER-JAcK AND Gill
WENT Up THE HILL
NETWORK CTRCUs-lirH sr.-EaUEsrRrAS AND Grx
NAsrIc PERFoRxAscEs-JAxEs ROBINSON, THE BARE
BACK RIDER.
BRYANTS MINSTRELS-LrrrLE MAC As Jocxo. rHr
MONKEY LIS MIsBRADLEs-CRUELTr TO JoHssr-
POwER OF MUsIc-LADY OF LYONS.
DERBY FINE ARTS GALLERY. No. CPS BRoAnwAr-
EXHIBITION PIcTrRts-BRoxgs TERRA GOTTA, &C
by the French Etching Club
AyERY'S GALLERIES. No. Coz BRoADwAY-kRSsETTl
PICTURES, HUDSON liver AND NAssAcHusErrs COAST
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PROM THE sOUTnwRsT.
The Nsw.OPleans Mayeraity Improve
nept Of Navigator In the Mississippi.
EYW.ORIrANg SATURDAY.. ii


Gov. Wells having persstently refused to give
certificate to the newly elected Mayor. and other oy
officials, Gen Canby was then applied TO- by tneir at,
torneyA Gen. CANDY took the official returns and
promised the order requested either to night or
Monday.
The Legislature has passed series Of resolutions In
vting the co3pcraon OF Senators and Representatives
Of the various States bordering the Mississippi and
It's tributaries with the Senator'S and Representatives.
OF Louisiana TO urge upon Congress the importance and
Necessity OF adopting some practical plan 20 Keep sun
Gent aier at the mouth 81 the Mississippi Gov els
requested to espond with the Governors OF the
States Interested and special committee appointed 10
CORES pond with the Chambers 81 Commerce of Mem
phi, Louisville Sc. Louis Pittsburgh. AID ST. Paul
Cotton quiet; sales 1000 bales receipts 60 day ~
bales Middling sOc +2c. Sugar crop nearly ali 10
Quotations nominal. Gold. PSI. Sterling exchange.
81 37iaSi g. freights on Cotton to Liverpool! ID.
g.lGd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-19
RIoToUs FRyIAs MEETING IN JERSEY CITY

A public meeting which had been called for the pur
,o.e Of forming Gen Sweeney Circle of the Fenian
brotherhood wa. held at Cooper Hall. Jersey City, on
SATURDAY. night and was one Of the most exciting and
aisordery meetings that has been held in jersey City
Tor number of years. The hall was filled principally
nv the Intends OF the Mshony party, who seemed de-
termned to dcfea the objects Of the meeting Mr. d.
O'Suivsn Secretary Of Civil Affairs OF the +. b. &C.
rnied the floor fr over two hours but through con-
stnnt interru ptiois and excitement could mako but
little progress toward speech making About twenty
uoloemen we're present. and persons were elected nom
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-19
Resolution OF the National Convention Of
sisve-Feanders-Exc ite,nent among she
meiders and Stove ounters.

~, = dIHAAi' DdlCrudy. MurcH II, ItOo'
The National Convention OF Stove Founders
unanimously adopted the following resolution.
Re,oired That will proceed ut introduce into
our shops all the apprentices helpers that deem sdyis
able. aud that will allow any Union Committees in
shops and that will every way possible free shops
OF all dctaton or Interference the Of employees
Ihls resolution was posted in all the fOundrles In
Troy on Friday afternoon causing very great excite
ment among the stoye-mOlders. Last evening the
Iron moulders aud Stove noders Unions held meet
ing and resolved that they would refuse work until
the resolution above recited Is rescndcd Accordingly
this morning the moders In all the foundries in Troy
refused to 60 TO work and the Jundres all closed
Much excitement prevails.
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NEW.YORK DAILY TRIBUNE. MONDAY, MARCH 49, 1855

the ROOM bnt they were not Successful In preserving or
der. About IL O'clock the public meeting was DIS
missed and those DESTROYS Of Joining the Sweeney or
ganization were requested remain. Over 100 per-
sons rem aimed. part of whom wereO Mahony men,
and when they called upon to pledge themselves
against the latter party, a general row ensue9 The
police arrested two charged with rotous conduct
and a rescue was attempted when the officers were
compelled TO draw their revovers for protection -Four
men In all were arrested for riotOus conduct.