New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-28

.o,oro,co In regard te the strike. said that the
railroad company gaining on the strikers every
DIV and that his dispatches saoWcI that Tue st'lNeES
were disIntcgrattng rapidly The master workman
Of a lodge at Palestine with one OF TWO associates
had been hold without bail FOR contempt OF court III IN
arlerinc with tbs operation Of the Texas ana racine
" his euch "a decision as that Mr.. Gould said " tHIt
will euJ the strike. cannot well meet the committee
when DO know that coul enforce It's or''Is u
and the strike Tic committee made ms certain promises
as wear that certainly have been violated We have no
xnarantee that any other agreements wond not NC us
reg rcd an therefore, would Ike to know "he'h'r
The Executive Committee carry ont its orders Oeio'e
Ue enter into any negotiations with it,
The secret for the consideration OF the c''r Oh
NJ Goud lasted for over four hours At the end th
lime the board had prepared its reply. and at SD
o'clock a Mr. Mcdowell, who consented to act as their
messenger to SIR Could was called in AMI the repy
sent Ii read as follows:
Nrw-YoGK March p, lssG.
lay GoITp cS0. president, etc.
DLNE I'm: We nave received your reply to our COM: u
rcUy are worthy of more than can Ice gwen
otGem at TINS moment We are not N possession mere
same referred TO in your ietter. We came
mere " g,a P cTcn though We had them heie
The Held that would be opened MP for discussion W'u
space 10 cover it. contained in your reply TINS
would nccc>.t review OF tbs iranslctIoh9 OF last
wear, be-iunug with the strike OF March 1850, con
iuuiur through tae Wabash troubles when brought on
meeting with you IA August down TO Iae s,Ke on
the Texas Pacific and It's extension to the Missouri
" consider that all of this is unnecessary this time
Public interests the interests Of DOth parties 10 thIs
controversy, viii not be served by longer continuance
the strike, II there - shadow OF thahoe 10 ps
10 "A speedy termination. With that idea In view, we
prcfc To lei this discussion rest and allow ms hd.tt
10 be decided upon it, merits ny An lmparl eo f
selected Indicated in onr COMMUNICATION %
Let them proceed to adjust tie differences -;
snd HAVING settled the mater selt5hS II, ~
motion al once the idle wheels and hands We nave no
objections thai same committee reyIeWn; our Actlous
r,Ir at their hands IL necessary for any shortcom
jucs that they may deem Us guilty OF. -.,,.. 80.
i e needs OF the holr require tAat thlS SltiAe Isr
inmate speedily: II that Done the other matters can
be very readily attended TO- Very tr9iy your
4. V. POwDEKLl, G. NJ W. h. OF L.
Mr. Mcdowell returned about an hour later lie SAID
tia, he had delivered the letter personally to Mr. Gould
Tie latter had read it carefully and sent word to Mr..
Po,rey tat he could take no action the matter Of
his own voon hut that would lay the matter before
tae Board OF Directors at meeting to he hed on Mon
day Inc committee Will in the meantime attend to such
business IS they and await the ACTON
Of the railroad people. Secretary turner went
To Philadelphia lat night but Will re-
turn ready for business on Monday MI io""cIS
said last NIGHT to TRIBUNE reporter. Il preerio have
,o,hrr fo say IN re-ari 10 the controversy. on KNOW
That a soft tuTncth away wrath pat no answer
a mil is even better. Will say this. however that DO
t see ibu nj relations are any strained now than
he, we're before the arrival OF thr Executive Board aud
! an, moi ,fcuar,d 10 say that / yet despair OF an
noon papers that NJ lTons n an
cused Of having leen aGtns IN me ~,
tfrc,ts certain NeW-YOTk SPECTATORS WISH 10 ey
empnaticaly that DO not believe this am also lu-
ced to the belief that tie newspaper stories aD9a' aI
knew him before his trouble. but from what nave seen
Of him. inclined To the Otri that ne i a pftlS
w!o IS not given TO M"aI.G i"Sh sCH' a. n
nothing TO present OF any pOsslbe results Wch
A. the point would he in my opinion pre-
mature and unWIse ii the extreme