The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-03-17
PATrISG HAYES
Omaha, rerre Ifauss aud the Union
Sesxue Lad"rse Ihe Policy OF Presi-
deat HAYES.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. March ia
special meeting Of tie Union League
wss held IN this city ihis evening. ut
the Union League house, for the rur-
pose of formally -DdaTsing President
Hayes and lis policy, as indicated 10
his letter Of acceptance and inaugural
a idress, aud approving his cabinet sp-
poipiIuenis.
TERHE HtUTE, Msrch II. At a
mas meeting of cit 'zeus held to-,. i.ht
resolutions erdoreiog tie policy OF
President Hsyr. were unanimousIy
adapted. spctches aere male BIZ
Jadge Grath, Judse GasAias a4d sew
erai others.
A 81. Louis dispatch 70 the Niziauri
repres entation ia the Senate says /:
After 'change this afternoon a jlint
meeting OF the meTchsnis' sud cotton
exchanges was held In II e cham Ler of
the former, and the following resolr-
ton was adopted:
WHEREAS, The seh.imeuts euuu-
.-oiated by the president in his ipaut1I-
raj afdress ard fCreshadoRcd cd ~ the
appointment OF his cabiuet Indicate 4
desire and determination 10 foster "a
eOnciiiatory and frBternal f-eiiru
1 throughout the union by such su all
miBistTatIye course as will guarnnree
10 the people ordt: and proper sov-
eTntneEt Ia each aud every section of
Our common country ; therefore. be II
Resoiued, I'hAi, as represe ntatives OF
the utlStutss Interests of 81 Louis. We
thereby earnestly spproye .: the lust
aud conservative course thus far
marked out hy President Hayes, aud
that our senators in Congress be urged
to rise above all party feeling, Is patri-
o.ism alone should govern their ae
| tions.
MEMPHIS. Mssrh l0-Ihe Iarges,
meeting OF bu-iHes, tnen ever Assem-
bled at the tott0n Exchange ia this
city met there this 4iieru on Ia take
action iu reference 10 the policy fore
shsdowed by President Hayes in his
inaugural address, aud 10y the appoint.
ment OF ID. VI. Key to his cabinet.
William Goodwin presided. Speech es
were made 10y several Prominent men.
A committee, appointed 60 draft rtso,
lutions expressing the sentiments oi
the business men On the subject, &c
ported a preamble aud Resolutions "a
the effect that the members, wiihou;
committing themselves as to the legal.
i;y or fairness cf Ile means OF me .!la,..
by which X. II. Hays be.arne pre-f
deni of the United States. but r.creniz
ing him as such under In, rulings 81
the electoral commission aad the eolla'
of the two huuses of CouRI,ss. an,
having read carefully bis inauRurA
address, a.e impressed with TIE hop.
that IL is his determination tO give ~,
country an administration of paeifica
lion, reconciliation and justice, etc.
etc, therefore.
ResDlre6, That W. hail with qa'i-
faction and approval the brosd de-
pufture of President HAYES frags In,
policy which has characterized ihe "a
uinistration of past year=, aud thst ",
pledge ourselves In uphold aud siis; ali
him u, every Jhst constitutional meas
ure or act oi his administration havini
ior It's Object the pefmAnent pseisie.
tion and reconciliation af the peopl
and States of the Federal Crioss. al.
to this end, be it
Resotred, That We heartily endors
and approve bis appointment 81 ca
distinguished feilos-citiz .n, Hon. d
NJ. Key, 10 the position of post1Ias;s
general, aud that our thanks are doe Z,
Mr.. Key Tor his promised soceptare e
OF the same.
These resolutions were adopted al
most unanimously. On the commit.
on resolutions were General A. q
Vaughan, Colonel a. ID. Gsynn an
Major \. III Guy, tbree ex Confedr,
ate officers, the csmu,ittee being com
posed entirely of Democrats.