New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-06
NIX. FIELD AND the INDIE MONUMENT
Tnr PEOPLE OF TAPPAN INDIGNANT AT UNFAtH
Aocnl-NIs OF lie ENpI OsLnN.


ACCOUNTS OF THE EXPLOSION.
CYRUS w. Field was at his Office in the Wash
ington Building yesterday. onspcuous Object on his
desk was water color sketch Of the hreproof building
which he had designed TO erect near tho
Andre monument nj Tnrpan FOR tho use Of
tho County Historical Society. After The mouu
mcut was first injured he abandoned the project
but the friends Of the society had been urging him TO re
consider lis decision.
lido not know that there any c.cws 20 the porpc
traitors OF the outrage" Mr. Field said found tins
morning that Mr. Emcudor' and the Ecy. Mr.. william
had called here yesterday whom was ia Albany.
behalf OF tho resident, at 1appan expressed Their
regret at the occurrence They let word also that they
had taken steps discover tnc perpetrators What that
means ! DO lot know vet / attn doing nothing my self
aud have considered az a my future action about
q o. monument. 7h1 I,Drs to-day had NE suklng IN my
office 90 one column and ia another at Albany. I'M
Times never gets very near the truth and that Wa,
nearer than ever knew 10 TO como before. Why don't
Tr TE.nr>r drape ne huliiuc IN black ia mourning
Tor the dead uu.wuup- o."
Mr. Field received tho follow ny dispatch from Arch
deacon Farrar Who Is now az E,-ton but who visited
the monumcu, on Thursday OF last wceL:
"Isymp4th.zc with yoa sincerely 10 the stupid bru-
tally OF the dynamite outrage"
The usual quiet Of IapP1n s. not yet re- tof'i ne
peace OF mind OF te citizens Wa @aoy dIr'uieI ~ |
Andre monument "utraEo Aut by ihc m'eA3nS s,o.i''
ia m Inns and me 81" yc.ttrd"y h"n'c' "l ,l
lrdug citizens Intended To hold indignation ucetiug
reuort- 10 those pap,rS. The needing WAS postponed
uuiN Monday evening. whom there VI" doubtless loo
"A large attendance. Al the Reformed Church chapel
where the meeting was 10 he held last night ItINt
reporter found gathered many % tJc most prominent
r., iicuts OF tho village. lie assured that I'M
THlBt>U was widely read in IarpAu yesterday And thai
statements rs the .'uuncni- "t the p"l' t"M-Is
Mr.. Field and the monument were correct
In every particular. MI LlusdOfi, Who was
20 draft fht rr@u.rluus said
tbs TEHt>r was the only paper which ala " Justice
We all appreciate Mr. Fields cNOrisn our behalf hul DO
sensible man Offers any objection 10 rs uo'uA W. ne
chooses biz private property. Tie peullt VIII 'A-
pres their seut,mcuts ia an uueqWNocM manner
III oar mcctlIE next week. Al urat We
decided tuat a- Tx TMErNE has placed
H today in a proper light would let the matter crop
ana remember M Folid TDos end Sam iu the inutr.
bat We want etpreslou o. the people 10 bc decided
The R.y. Nh williamson, pastor uI Inc l'cI oiiHrn
Church said: "TUr IHHr ~ has many new friends ln
Iappsn tonight IT, contemporaries have not acte4
fairly 90 tG!s ger although thry certainly htd the
same story 10 report" zoo
The rc-o 100 ous 90 he adopted next Monday night vii
Zoe selt o. ST. Tltlt Ivory portable scrap az iht
shattered base of tn monument has been carred a"ay
hy relic hunters aud hundreds OF ssLt-'cIs Nhl'ri
Treason lllli yesterday.