New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-13
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hoped to escape owing their riches and influence and
that Their conviction will have good effect on smaller
This afternoon about so NeyJerseymen called az the
Robson. Mr. BradsRaw Introdmceg tbe@ by sneee6.
and presented series OF resolutions which they had
adopted, expressing to the President their warmest
thanks Tor giving New-Jersey representative Ia tho
Cabinets recognizing in Secretary Robson representa-
tive Jerseyman, true and tried Republican and cour-
teOus gentleman, and asserting that the usriOus men
who have previously filed the office from that State have
IN MN worthy suecessor and they have the
Office with credit TO himself and honor their gallant
state and with satisfaction 10 the whole community.
secretary hODeSon then with expressions OF sincerity,
thanked MS friends for the honor Of this VISIT and In
reply TO Mr. Bradshaws remarks in reference 20 the pa
rOtc services Of JeTseymen said their Shines
Ike the constellation IN the heavens studded with bright
stars which spoke TO the heart IN SILENT yet impressive
be true TO the record, and II fail her. may my right
hand forget its cunning and my and the name
OF the administration OF President Grant perhaps Il does
not become me TO speak but will only say OF e. that
the policy by which the Rebellion finally subdued
was policy OF action rather than profession the po
icy OF the present administration under his leadership
n0uncement with no profession OF splendid policy. the
administration Of Cen Grant endeavOrs quietly persist
emily, and honestly. TO perform each day the duties
which it each day finds before IT. and trusts itself with
out reserve to the intelligence OF the people, and
acting in harmony with the other branches OF the Gov
eminent the Executive Department hopes 20 be able in
the funess Of time to present the country restored In al
its parts credit reestabshed, industry renvigorated
through all the channels OF national prosperity With It's
henOr untarnished at home aud abroad, The jersey
men tlen leave lnc All ateultu
lighted with the visit and the cordial in which
they had been received by him.
The following appointments were announced this morn
ing: George Jarvis, Collector OF Customs az Cherry
stone, VA Isaac sra Appraiser OF Merclandise &c So
vaunah, Ca James +. Weaver Of West Virginia, United
States Consul at Brindsi. and c. N GOuldIng Of Ohio
Consul at Hong Kong. The following commissions OF
POstmasers have been signed william NJ. Grubb, at
Russellvlie KY; f. t. Head at HarFOdsburg KY; ID. ".
Derrickson, at Meadyille, Pa James Hunter, at ST.
Joseph. Mo.
The President and family will leave Washington on
Thursday next for Long Branch. The President will
here after 10 days absence without his family and
VIII determine his future movements according TO cir
cumstances
The War Department has issued an order disOlOwihg
OF volatile oil by the army for Illuminating Forts and
Quarters at military posts.
Aspecal meeting Of the Columbia Typographical Union
No lOl held tonight 70 consider the question rela-
tive TO the employment Of apprentices AS soon as the
meeting was called Co order motion was made
to suspend the rules as TO take mp the
subject. This required a twO-third.vOte,
which not obtained. resolution was then
introduced and adopted 10 appoint Committee OF hye
10 prepare report upon the apprentice question, with
the view 10 compromise. The report is to be considered
at the regular meeting OF the society. This how
ever still leaves the Douglass question in dispute.