davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1869-06-02
IAnoR MOVEMENTS.

The strike of the walters at the Astor Honsc,
st. Nicholas York. and Fifth Avonuo Hotels. still
continues and promises TO result very dasrousy 20 the
strikers committee from the MATTERS Protective and
Ben eyolout Association" notified the hotel poprctos
about ten days ago. that the walters belonging 10 that
Society would strike az the end of May. unless their
monthly wages raised from ~ 60 -. Last Thurs
day decided, negative answer was made 10 THIS de.
and and Monday night about go of thc walters carried
out their threat and were promptly paid un aud dis
charged At the 81 Nicholas only or out OF 90 re-.
NAMED but at the Astor House only 81 out G5 joined
the strikers Seven or eight members ~ the Cmuu,
employed at tho Asior FOR many years, declined 10
strike and II was found uecdfu % call IN policemen TO
protect them from the threatened violence OF Their fellow
members The AstOr House prOpretOrs, expecting this
over 100 applications have already been made. major
ty Of the vacancies have becu satisfactorily hUcd and
the prOpretOrs have turned the tables by resolving not
20 reGmpoy any OF the strikers The cOorcd walters ut
tho Metropolitan and other hotels take part Ia the
strike, do the German walters AZ the Abcmarle BTe
wort House, and Union place Hotel, who, II Is stated
posed mostly OF Iishmen. and long similar walters
obtanabe in Boston aud Philadelphia for $3.50 even
t22 month, the proprictors N NewlOrk have no nten
lion OF paying the price demanded
The drivers on the Seventh-avc. Horse Rail
road struck yesterday morning for advance OF wages
q 10 g. 30 per day. The demand granted and
the cars began running again after suspension of only
few hours
The strike of the trainers began yesterday,
and bids fair 10 De prolonged the bosses AL
most unanimously opposed 10 It.
The strike of the iron-molders of Williams
burgh yesterday nauguratcd but several Of the
leading establishments have acceded 10 the demand
comparatively few OF the men are engaged In II.
The members Of the JOurneymcn Tool Sharp
eTners Association have notified their employers that
hereafter no journeyman shall work for bOs, WHO does
recognize the Society, aud that boss Will be al
lowed more than one boy at "a IRE.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-02
HOMICIDE IN wILLIAMsBURGH.
al.l---4... .. j. o. -, ~ 81

One of the most distressing affairs when tne
columns OF THE have recorded during the past
two weeks-a period repete with shocking accidents
horrible murders and sucides-occurred yesterday at
No Al South Fifth-st between Third and Fourth'sts,
Wiuamsburgh. The parties concerned were Jeremiah
Strickland and Isaac Waters and 1t was at the resi-
dence OF the latter that the tragedy occurred STRICKLAND
some years ago married sister of Mr. waters ana lot
time supported her respectfully and Wei out Oh ho NO
has become wild and disspat6d has given no material a
20 bis wife and has even it ia said maltreated her. What
ever NAV have been the cause however the lady found
IL nv at length TO leave her husband, having IRE
oueny before the final separation taken refuge from MS
brutality at the residence Of Mr. Waters, her brother
Even while here she not freed from MS presence Io
when intoxicated he frequently called Mt the house ana
raised disturbances with his wife and her relatives Yes
terdav afternoon at about l2i o'clock no made one OF
these eos and after some trouble with his wife, engaged
I'm an alteration with Mr. Waters who, as he alleges IN
tle statement given below fired at him IN setdeiense
Two halls taking effect in the left breast the heart
The Following Is the statement Of Mr. Waters which tells
NV bfotherin-law has been on a spreo for about q
month"; his wife used on such occasions to make my
and stated that he wanted to see his wife; then told
her and she went 10 the door then withdrew beiey
go loudly that my wo told them 10 come in told them
to come up stairs he upbraided his wife with correcting
his child | said, il you moral man you would
have right to talk, but you beastly drunk In
another room when your wife was confined that ht
the doctor was not allowed TO see you; ne ne
then said Come outside, ana III selIe
the with yOn; he thcn went
down and the being afraid TO 90 down and close
the door, went Idown. said to HIM when You, are
sober. Jerry, viii talk with youi Ho then tnrned on on
me and as he Is a powerful man, ! ran mp stairs. lie
followed 10 tho second story holding me by the mar
Of the head, and commenced graphing with me. MY
wife believing my life to be in danger handed me re-
volyer told him then to get back, or / should hre.
He. however, stl grappled with me- and IN the scnHle
the pistol went off, hitting him somewhere think, IN
the left breast lie then said iou nave shot me- and
became soon after powerless did not intend TO shoot
him and he admitted in the presence Of number OF per
his belief that did not intend to shoot nun. l-
medately gave myself up to officer Adams OF the Forty
nth Precinct.
Mr. Waters Is young man very generally esteemed Tor
his quiet and uohensive habits and has long borne a
high reputation among oil who knew HIN. He has been
In the employ OF Messrs. Tuttc sons Tor many years
and is highly spoken Of by his employers.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-02
SUICIDE OF NETWORK GIRL IN CHICAGO.

The sad death of young girl, Nellie E.
Dorsett by suicde in Chicago Saturday has created
intense excitement in that city, and is the universal
theme OF conversation A more heartrendlng case has
come to the notice Of the press and no earthly
punishment adequate to pensae for the crime
that lies at the door Of the seducer OF the poor girl The
suicide Is the daughter OF NJ M Dorsett DONG business
Burr with whom she eloped TO Chicago aud who cruelty
deserted her after he had wrought her RUN,
drug house. The elopement took place about
two weeks ago, and, about week since,
Police Kennedy received letter from
the father Of the young girl informing him Of the flight
and he had reason TO believe they had come TO Chi
cago requesting him to look the young couple Ac
companyng the letter Of the father to superintendent
Kennedy was O photograph OF his daughter 1t repre-
sents beautiful young GIRL s or 10 years Of age dressed
In the hight OF fashion II s sad to tho last degree TO
contemplate the representation OF this blooming girl
full of yvaoty and happiness and then think OF her
lying cold In death at the bottom OF dark aud murky
river, the victim OF miserable wretch who, under fer
vent Of love- seduced her from opulent
home to seek the death of suicide. Chicago Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-02
RIDGEFIELD AND NEw-YORK RAIIROAD-MEET-
ING OF STOCKHOLDERS.

The stockholders OF the Rdgefcld and New
York Railroad Company, better known as the Rdgcheld
and Portchester Railroad Company, held meeting at
Ridgcfeld Conn., yesterday, and elected officers for the
eusning year There "A very large attendance of IN.
terested parties. Stock 10 the amount uf about Sl5UO
was represented Peter j. COrneD, President OF the
Board Of COrpOratOrs called TO the chair and Col
Hiram X Scott appointed Secretary Tho resolution
adopted at special meeting July 20 1867, 20 the eject
that no assessment shall be made Of moro than two
per cent until the whole amount az Stock
shall have been subscribed for tho completion
of the road, aud assessment shall be made
untl S3yO,OOO shall have been subscribed, was
readopted also the resolution that no salary snail Dc
paid TO any director ~ the company for services
rendered previous the time when the whole amount i
the appointment OF the necessary agents for carrying
out tho interests OF the Company. COMMITTEE oi Two
stockholders from each town along tic uc ui the rud
was appointed who reported the following ticket Tor
Directors, which was unanimously elected: Peter l..
Cornen, Francis A. Rockwell, and Daniel l. Adams 81
Rdgencd: Wm. T.. AbeudrUth, Ephram sour-. and IL
wood Burdsall Of POrtchestcr john c. Reynolds, NJ
Cook aud Floyd r. Palmer of Long Ridge: stephen
Taylor OF Pound Ridge, and Henry ktelcr
Of IewHborO 10 was voted 10 hold ulo
annual meetings on the first Tucsday IN June. Al "a
meeting OF the newly elected directors held iu tho ncr
noon the following officers elected: Elwood Burd
sail, OF Portchcser, President; Cornelius j. Mead oi
Greenwich. Wee President; Eghraim sour ot Init
chester Secretary, and Peter +. Corncus. of dgyhcd
Railroad Treasurer This railroad when completed VIII
run through the following towns aud yilagcst ieWls
buro Pound Ridge, Loud Ridge. stguwich, Nurth Green
wlch Pembcrncck Valley. and Glcuyilc 10 PoHcLgsicr
where Il will connect both with the Ncwlork aud New
Haven and the Harlem River aud Portehes'er Railroads.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-02
- ..r,os A shsnoe. II thus consecrated

snA Sames OF chance, II thus consecrated
dAnc,pg Ha shoalthful and holy uses would
90 cease eO0 utterly Shat thsy . ,nS nSy ITs Ss
i y, the Church 10 produce social life which can Dc
made TO help to godness T9eaers and eireases are
should stay Away from them for they cannot
be- sanotAed till the majority Of the world Is sancted;
beyond bur reach. Then followed sharp discussion.
Presden Blanchard started the question: Are dancing
that eyen shskspeare never wrote play with moral
burpose pr Beechers essay was adopted and Its publ
Imefean and Foreign Union was passed because OF us
efisai to allow an Investigation OF its asira The Asso
Nation win meet next year In Aurora,
New-York tribune., 1869-06-02
THE SHOOTING BY A PRIVATE wArcnMAN.

Coroner keenan, yesterday proceeded TO Bel
leyuc Hospital for the purpose OF taking the anemOrom
statement Of John Mcirs. the young German who was
accidentally shot Monday evening while fishing of
Pier No. - East River, by private watchlnan named
Charles Fisher. Tho full particulars of the were
printed In THE TRIBUNE OF Yesterday The wounded
able 10 tell who shot HIM, and Onccr Sean
lOu whom Fsher had confessed having fred the shot
not present the Coroner adjourned the examination
Of the until to-day The wounded man Is IN crit
cal condition. Fisher - still under arrest
SHOOTING AFFRAY IN FORTlETHsT.
Last evening, while James Spencer, u mem
her OF Engine Company No. n, standing IN the door
way Of the engine house No. l6 East FOrethst ho
was shot the right arm by Cornelius McNay, an cx
member, with whom hc had qusreled. McNauy Ned,
and has not yet been arrested Spencer attended by
u surgeon. 1ho wound is not dangerous.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-02
THE GRAND LODGE OF r. AND A. MAsONs.
The Grand Lodge Of Free and AccrDtct

lHC Olduu lLONBt VI IItb uHu AtNtIliu
Masons met yesterday at y. M, at Apollo Hall. Tho
following IS "A complete list Of the officers present:
NJ W. James GihsoD Grand Master Salem Il W. John H. Aoihon
Deputy Grand Master Eewlort a. W. Christopher g. Fo benor
CraBd WAfdsn Buffalo W Kluuud L. J1ob Juuo Grand War
den Albany X w. John w hmOhs Grand IfeurtT NswiorE H.
W. James st. Austin Grand Secretary Nrwiot T. and the Rev
Charles H. Plats, Grand Chaplain Bugham,oni H. W.
aud the Rev Fonl G. Ever, Grand Chaplain. New .ioGk
W. Chthes B Poster Graui Marshal, tuAi H. W. Cornelius ~,
selsrB. Grand STANDARD Bcsre usnn3 H. " w. H. uuiugou,
Grand sword Bearer Adsms W. John Boyd W Philip Mrke
W. william Sinclair Grand stewards. Neslotk u W. James NJ
Oraud Deacon ookyn H. w. Charles g. Young Junior Grand hes
BuhtO W. JohnsOu lOuutau Grand Puuysn NtWl YORK. W.
Johu IlOole Assistant Graud II.er Eea-lork
DIsTuCr DFPuri GRAND OYTCrHs POH lOf8-l86l
DsputesR w Jerome Duek NsN foL r. W. Reeves Ssrss
EeN1ork r. W George W Huns, Binukyn a. w. Isaac Lea
stapon H. W. james W Iused PrrlskH. W. g. Pred Wntse
hcgbnTgh; r. W John ". Hoffman, Gtcrur H. W. Alexander D.
kDg Troy a. w g. Tobcy GfAu,le " j. u. Seur Ansrr
dam r. ". W. H. Cray. Malone r. ". a g. Beach WAtsoWu
W. James T. fee Cucai a. w. Joseph - Chsne BnghuItol
o. Baker Cyde3 H. " John Ransom. Wsrsaw a. W Horace T.
Johnson llOrDels,l; H. W. Charles Craig. Lockp0u H. w Joseph
H. Iabeo buffalo; H. W. James e. Henri Jamestuwni H. ". L.
bradford Prince Flushing H. W. Charles saATcue Newlork a. w
y A. hch,hoHer, hewloTk
The number OF lodges represented COO number Of
representatives l,1O proxies about 200 more. A num-
Der OF Past Grand Masters, including l.. g.. Ms. LOWS
Evans, Phlips, Holmes and T.. ID. q. NJ Robert MacOy
also present. The opening prayer was offered by
the death OF the r. w. aud Rev. Charles H. Plltl aud w.
Sewa Fisk the Grand Tilcr The preliminary services
occupied the time OF the lodge until D. M when tho
Grand Master commenced his annual address giving "a
complete summary OF Masonic work for the past year
The lodge Will remain In session to-day.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-02
DISTRICT Drrrr GHAND OFFICERS voR l0f8-iaG9
A PENNSYLVANIA THIEF IN CUSTODY.

During the past week, gang of burglars
have been operating in Wayne County Penn Recently
dry goods store was robbed OF nearly 200 OF
goods, ana on the night pair OF valuable horses
were stolen Two OF the thieves arrested. third
william Amos, Sheriff Doran Of Wayne County ascer.
taned had come on 10 this city. Ho telegaphed 10 the
Police authorities here ana search made for him.
Last evening, Detectives Coylo OF Police Headquarters
aud McKeeyer OF the Eleventh Precinct arrested Amos
and Sheriff D0ran having arrived fully Identified him MS
tho man wanted Amos will DO taken back to Pennsyl
New-York tribune., 1869-06-02
HOME NEWS.
THR WEATHER.

NJ. v,,x Han, Ths, Rst Wird Hour Their Bar Wind.
No" - T. 10 30oi W. Ynusl-6 T6o 30O Os.W
Ia 7Bo 30l0W = o. u ~ @t w.
800 30l0W, Io Wi9 W.
70 1lol very cloudy rom l
cloudy AeraoOn-Ls cloudy nom % 81 slightly eondy
cloudy from 6;l5 n kyenipg-V9u3 Hh h1e eouJ
0, very cloudy from 10 10 il;3A -F"%
TERM ---,
Two such days Monday Tuesday have not occurred so
such heat experienced
fully two later not before day Of June The ar re-
mIrabe for M uns The mercury the thermometer ha ranged
localities a. high 85 degrees and yet this does 9t
the feelings the close moist character the heat eIpeend VIE
already had six thunder showers dng the past month Too %
hardly he taken during the coming months to prevent deaths
sunsfroke and otherwise.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-02
pASSENGERS ARRIHED.

FROM LIvBRPo0L-In steamship Java ure ME Annest and
lady M Lamer Dr. NJ O. hauus Mr. Daily wife and daughter Mr
Leresche a. Brown wife snd children Mr. Woodward FER
dnand Herog Master Woodward Harrison. Tboa Lauon L. o.
Feman NJ Bowers, lady and children Mrs Bottomy M
Friend and Mr. Tweedlo and lady Mr. Chadsiek n
Hannah, H. Spears Kendall A. Kngsbay. John Yates N
stnevent T. T. H. Curs A. H. CuTe, H. Starr Geo.
soy aud iufiu Rev Babbt Guot and LADY, hodgss
Dr. John Quinn and lady A. Bolton. lady aDd infant M
Bennett lady Miss Cosan, NJ hcKenna, Mr. hoons M A.
Bnuer Herlsnd Mr. DekiOson lady and nAnI
Miss Loyedsy Woodward Misses Faoy and Ebsth
Alex fss Miss Yates and sister g. Wallace
A. Pske T. Evans ~ Uryamgar. ho.rson, Nj Osshenef
S. Welabd, A. fnke and 2J5 10 the seersge
New-York tribune., 1869-06-02
Convention, a6 b this city idsg night prestaeps r p

GonvsnsiOnl mel b this city last night prcsIdeps r D
CarrO presiding Sohn B. Sage, secretarSI e. G. Billings
Corresponding SeeSesrN Delegates were present frop
10 cubs fesolhon Tas adopted authorizing an sddS
rests ana sn0n Sl be festricted The first Of the
shooting matches took place to-day, The pr2gTaL.aso
consisted Of rdes9o9ng at long and short az eomeTs
for si9se.trap shot one ounce shot os saSded TO j.
Wegh Of Rochester, the SECOND 70 A. q, 1BsStai& and
Calumet Inois the third to c. Felton, S WefS two
the fourth to E. HuAAob, Of SYRACUSE SardS ohs4
entries for the pistoleh9otin 10 Vkre SHafdea
sights string measurenient--and the OF buffalo
as follows: the first TO E. b. 9nen of Buffalo 2H
is 1916 inches; the second to j. B riaeshoong
inches. The prizes for the sh9T , re lewis OF Troy;
were awarded as follows The rs 10 20 seth Green OF
Pocbester The match opened az noon anu S EVu h iren
n;cSoc this syenng The annual supper VIII nc Eli no
60 1oorroHr Syening Tomorrow InornihS 9'ton ~
St Eten Ward Of Toronto, ana H. boBaTutus& - %
TIinois at so birds, for $NO sue Ihe az az,
CaluneS .be second day consists OF casting tne
gsnme eState 81 trap shoot The prizes Tor the long us
anu tnS a. were awarded as follows: First prize, "
tahC1 q, auburn; second, William Malcolm OF syra
& newt state Convention Is TO be helu at hoces
cuse % foiiowinR elected officers for the ensuing
Ier President o. O. Morse OF Rochester; FIRST wee
Sea1ent j Simpson Of Seneca Second Nlce,Presl9elt
I, NeTe of Buffalo; Recording Secretary Jonn B sag
- pUfalo: Corresponding Secretary, E. IT, BllinBS ol
pochester Treasurer s. NJ. Spencer OF Rochester inc
time of the next Convention will be from May u
IuDp
New-York tribune., 1869-06-02

FLOWERS ARE BURSTING from the embrace
Of Winter u.. expanding fragrance Ia the sand KSoH Of
No 22 Bnway corner Of Fuoht max aud selling the most
elegantly airs stylish hats that gad the heads Of American
gentlemen superb hats will be the observed OF al
m,ttn
New-York tribune., 1869-06-02
SHOOTING AFFRAY IN FORTIETH-ST.
tAnnoahesmensl

The Espcncheid DRESS HAT for the Summer
1869 just introduced entirely style ADD general appearance
and for bne aud beauty Of 6ab far all former efforts
Gensmen Invited this superb the at No. m
Sa,sauast, between Am aud Betkmanst.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-02
SUNDAY-ScHooL BooKs-BRoUGHroN 81 wy
iAE No. Lesp Arsss. and best assortment
RUNNING OF STREET CARS IN NEWARK ON
SUNDAY,

The election yesterday in Newark to decide
whether street shall be allowed to run on Sundays
resulted IN majority OF 1900 in favor OF the measure
with Ward to hear from, which will increase the ma
iorty to nearly 3,0OO
New-York tribune., 1869-06-02

IL is altogether wrong to trite with bad
Cough Cold Nben remedy prompt and thorough as JiiNE
BTPECtOHASr can he readily obtall-l Sold everywhere.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-02
LEMONADE FOR TIE

LEMONADE FOR TIE MILLION Every body
sugar whc has stood Of years and miui'iersd
cunou Of Thousands EIcuionsis aud mss gog
the county Nil hnd tdesar Pat up glass ani sold W soee
ever JAAKs PYLE MannfctnrT NJ J9O WalbDgIonI
New-York tribune., 1869-06-02

Go to TRAPuAGEN, HUNTER Co.,
Nos JDS, 400 and 400 B0wKu tppusilo SiIihsl, ~ ~
for MANS, Boia' sud CnLDHENs CLorHlNO.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-02

THE AMERICAN HOUSE, Boston, has large an
a family quiet aud retired although the center OF ha'nr
And places amusement Tus house has superior 10 Ne" huEn
New-York tribune., 1869-06-02
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Saratoga Alexander Richmond ndse and pass
BARK Annie Morrison, Shanghai Shanghai " Re9 > tea
Bark Mary Q PoI Ross, MataBIas u days, noasses
Bars bIriso' Bsr Bruns~icf, Ca Il days, lumber
Bark Robert Godfrey. Taylor Liverpool 90 days ndsc
Brs Ioais Iring, Havana u daT' sugar and mOasseL
Bds Hieia stoas' Cardeaas 10 days. sugar:
sehr sun Wright Moult GeorsowS g. days naval stores
Schr Nellie II Bepedici, Eii'. Fortress Monroe
@ eA Rs, aTi b gGdi5 S D'.s1 MSrse,a cay, , . Ss, stores
Schr D. H. Bisbse Glkey, Beuihsra 9 days, pines
Schr Mary Louisa, Gasktu Washington N 4 naval stores
scbr Mary STOW, Rankin Jacksonville, lambeE
schr &. h s. Grove. Wilmington, naval SsoreG
sCHooSEKs-RivKK ASp coAsrwisE
Ella, Moore AlcIapdds. Iieknsu. soah Ambov.
Sp,rrluR sea ArrandTa Annie BoTand. yirguis.
Euoch Moore AeIaGduA L. 2. Hallosk Virginia
II'iRg vgSa p p Sos5s save, sifsi"a: y:,
Stephen. Georgetown. d. e.. Meonigh virginia
. Adel.Ia, YrgBA W,n. Wilson Georfrtowu. D. G.
Moder,or. Virginia l. 2 C. wi:bsh G.1's='oSu-
sarah Puryis, Virginia A. Eaa Clesf vTg.aiA
Mara L Elizabeth. ynziaia Elstea Virginia
B.56Sry virEaii Msry Frames. Yirgiats.
K L H. SuImah Virginia D. ulphant Virginia
Johl T. Douley virginis. Tu9is psPeE, Virginia
Monnon,b Virginia C. 1. Se1l, Virginia.
j. 5. Miller. Virginia J. H. Ralph virginia
GA, Ceorye,ogn ID G Jobu W. Belt WooihriEe.
Oliver Sebolgd Virginia Pautbes, POugbkespsis,
Salnou washJane Philadelphia Wa !. Morrill, POushsssPse
sam 3 Croker, Pbiade pAa. Kate hoy. Ph:laie2h'L
Raven Rllabetbpon Abby Gale. Rondout
Brnsai RondouL Isaac. Virginia
Bela PscE. Hew.IIAven Maria ieap, stamford.
SAILED.
stsuhps-Aemannil Tor Hamburg; City Of NswYOrk Liverpool
via naliAI Virgo Ssvanassi Fairbanks Wilmington.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
IoNDoS Jane Amvcd sclrs Uncas from Georgetown for
YaFeb Evs from oloEss Norwich; Stranger fo York
m Norxch Rondou, for PovaeHce j. C. Baxter
sorrss Bsst, anistan nom Grsespori soop Report from
Ets.ioTs. Saued. scbL A lisatoa Tor WarreaW
Wit uIygroN n c. June lSal steamship Empire New York
SAy.SSAs Jane LAHved schr CEavanieAE from RosAard
June lAryed steamship James Atser New ORR
SAN FKScsco Jaue L-Ceard Cane for Syaaey With bread
stujs
New-York tribune., 1869-06-02

SQUIRE g. LANDER, No. 07 Fulton-st, New
Yofb la tho best place 10 buy reliable NArCHK LBs DAhOHp
gSIunN asd SILVER WAAE Diamonds a sDseaHg
New-York tribune., 1869-06-02
Comfort and Cure!

DIR GREGORY has established the truth that RuPruRES can be
cured by be Ingenious but effective TRUSS aud
the application Of bis celebrated HERNIA LOTION 10 The afflicted
parts He this branch Of and
uhout neTtBcs With labor or business OF any KIND
Pamphlets sent o 10 giving fall rIpianatons Address
c AuGT GREGORY NJ D., No. COO Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-02

sPoRTsMEEs STATE CONVENTION.
SYR1CUsR. June 1.-The SpOrtsmen's State
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-07-08
Consistency.

The author or authors efthe Repub-
lican State platform did not take much
pains to see whether one of its planks
was consistent twith another or not.
Thefirst resolution pledges the Repub-
hcan party't to the support of 'fGrant's
policy, both foreign and Z domestic"
'The second resolution "hails with the
profoundest satisfaction" the fact that
he has got no policy, but will be gov
erned by a majority in Congress. So
he is thanked, first, for having a. poli-
cy, and then is afterwards thanked for
having no policy save obedience to
non0rassi l9HJHS ssi1fh 1if D9~1