New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-29
SYMPATHY FROM NETWORK EXCHANGES.

SYMPATHY FROM NETWORK EXCHANGES.
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED By rnE SOCK, PRODUCE
AND COTTON BROKERS.
Roswell p. Flower, chairman of the special
committee appointed by he stock Exchange tOdrdt re-
outions expressing the sympathy of that organization
OIL the death Of NcePI dent submitted The follow
ing Yesterday winch lead by President Simmons
and adopted 10y a unanimous vote:
WLcrt0S II has pleased Almighty God, in His infinite
wisdom to summon from midst and from sphere OF
trt az usvi ~ a. of he t;,iitd Stats and
WL,Te0S We. the members OF ihc Ne%-IOrk stock EN-
ch.ngc desire 10 express III an appropriate manLcr oar
appreciation OF the eminent services a4d loily Gni5cf
oi the deceased AID grief In his demise, therefore,
besoired, That in the late Thomas \. Hendricks
cOlllc that GENIAL humOr that uniaug courtesy that
fertile re ounce that sincere courage and that un-
swerymg integrity which III al thriI perfection MAKE
up the highest type OF American citizenship ana that
in him honor a true nteiuan cultured statesman
an unselnsh pair OF and an honest man.
RcSolrd, That IN common with our connirymen VIC
mourn the loss suffer In the death OF one whose
weknown ability and long experience III public AFFAIR."
so admirably qualified HIN for the high position to which
Eesoiced That these resolutions be engrossed aud a
cory 0i them sent to the family OF the deceased
The members of the Produce EAcAdnsc adopted the
following resolutions:
Whereas The people of the United states have learned
with profound sorrow OF the death ~ tie NiccPfesden
OF Ihc y ttion. the Hon. Thomas A. Hendricks
bhor0s The members OF the New York Produce EX-
claugc desiring add their tribute 20 the memory Of
tie distinguished statcsman in meeting assembled have
R,s,lred That while bowing to tie viii of the Al
Wi-o one IN the sudden taking of OF our lamented
felOw-citzen, We desire 10 give expression OF the
deepest sorrow the loss our country has sustained
ana tender to the family of the deceased the essuT-
nnce deepest sympathy III honr OF Their gIlrf
Resotred That we deslre TO- pace on record setn
fuI public service of Nh Hendricks, who, during
a long aud successful ne. has often been called
and who cOnscentiousy performed all thatwas required
Of him with wisdom and ability.
will adjourn the day Of his funeral at p III, aud
that the nag he kept at hasf-mast until that time
RSeoI tired Tint a r..
warded the President Of the United States. and also
10 The family OF the deceased man.
meotIng OF the comm tee appointed to draft resolu
,ons Oh the death of Mr.. Hendricks was held in the
Cotton Exchange aud the following resolutions were
adopted:
Wh,reas. In the Providence of Almighty cd. Death
has invaded council Of our magistrates has
moved from his high Office Thomas a. Hendricks. Vice
President of The United s ,s ana .,
the man. the country deeply ICES Inc css St Ga
sudden s, reer Gsef "a, f, e' W,tton's oss
E,soIrtd That The members OF the New.York Cotton
me rIi,lcns NJ large of our common beloved
country. deeply deplore the death OF our hon,
faithful public servant patriot, and whose
IN life illustrative OF The highest principle OF
Reoird That we tender TO the family of the deceased
tendeTes sympathy In their great affection ana that
coy Of these resolutions be presented to them IN eA-
prC ssOD thereof
At a special meeting Of the Maritime Exchange the
following was adopted:
second official the United States NicePresident
Thomas A. Hendricks. We, as representatives OF the
OF this port unite with citizens OF every sec
ton aud every utilization throughout the length and
breadth If the land IN dcpOrlng the loss the Nation has
sustained. typical American In tic spirit OF oI in-
situations he to the second place IN the cOun els OF
the Nation The srtilcer OF his own success he worked
his way emineucc by energy ana ability. Brilliant
aud bamcless social life, his sincerity and courtesy
friendships from political adNersaes
lie died. he lived in the service of the people BE
n therefore
ResOuId That members of tho Maritime Association
the Pur of NewNoTk while bend III reverence at
this summons the King Of Kings, deeply lament
the loss depareI statesman Of exalted character and
eminent services.
ReSorcd That In common with all good citizens where
soeyer dispersed believe that "this Government Of
the people, by the people and for the people spd not
perish FROM the eaTth"-depehding for It's maintenance
upon individual life party supremacy, but uoOn
public md private virtue.
Resolved, That with deep respect We tender TO the
family OF the late VieePresdent sincere coincidence
an association with the assurance Of our heartfelt
Nmpatby as individuals, In their trying bereavement
RcsOired That these resolutions DO spread upon our
records and that copies thereof duly attesIed he cent