New-York tribune., 1901-09-19
WORDS OF SORROW.
MANY ORGANIZATIONS ADOPT RESoaU-
TIONS OF SYMPATHY.

The members of the Stock Exchange, President
Keppler presiding. meeting held on the trading
floor. business being suspended for five or ten
minutes for the purpose, yesterday afternoon
unanimously adopted the following resolutions on
the death of President Mckinley. which resolutions
lad been approved by the governing committee
ard were read from the rostrum by r. Fl. Thomas.
chairman Of the committee of arrangements OF
that body:
Resolved, That the death of William Mckinley
the late President of the United States. has re-
NOV mowed a., an IDEAL paSt and tbe
four years of his administration he has constantly
people. Stua ations of grave responsibility have
been satisfactorily confronted problems; OF in in
Words of wisdom o the batleeId VIII tell Of his
prowess and the councils Of state viii miss his
able and conservative guidance His epitaph IS
lived type Of all that is best in the patriot and
leader and his last words showed that the inspira-
Whose will he reverently bowed
Resolutions of sympathy also adopted by
the several other exchanges
In the resolutions unanimously adopted by the
New-York Board of Fire Underwriters special de-
nunciation was uttered against yellow Journalism
In reference to this subject the resolutions read;
We believe President McKinleys murderer was
melted to his evil deed by the teachings of jour
representation, have led vicious class to think
beng ne as Tss bs fee he fnem s l Of ali
classes
Among the resolutions adopted yesterday by the
National Association of Clothiers of America is
the following
We pray that our new President may have
strength and wisdom guide him in discharging
the great duties so suddenly thrust upon him. ana
that pledge ourselves to stand by and support
him in his righteous resolve continue the admin
stration in its present wise policy to the fullest
extent of our ability in any and all emergencies
The Unon Republican Club of the XXXIId As
sembIy District adopted resolutions containing the
following sentence:
That we our grHf in onseps the
be done"
The Danish West Indian Society of America
adopted resolutions of sympathy.
Appropriate resolutions were adopted by the
New-York Credit Mems Association at special
meeting of the executive committee.
Resolutions particularly expressing personal
admiration for the character of President Nc
and supporting President Roosevelt in his new
charge We're adopted by the Merchants, club Presi-
were S: D: Brewster {. II. Howard, ". F. King
mann m Eo0 s. a. and j. W. hn9% % HDsht al F A. Jaard e.
L. Putnam and L. X Wimerding
Leaf Tobacco Board Of Trade The Planters Asso-
citation, Tobacco Manufacturers Union sent a
The Common Council held short meeting. ad-
journng after appropriate resolutions Of sympathy
for the death of the President had been adopted
pGek saecs B9ara mfsns o q6e
last night which was called by Niee-Presitdetnt
John Hone, resolutions adopted eulogi2lng
the dead President for his great services to his
country and his unblemished character. The club
house will remain in mourning for thirty days.
Appropriate memorial resolutions were adopted
last night by the Navy Yard Employees Mutual Aid
Association of Brooklyn.
An appeal TO unite in crushing out all dangerous
and unchristan organizations that seek to sub
vert constituted authority voiced in resolu-
tions adopted by the Archdiocesan Union of the
Holy Name Society comprising sixty-hve branches.
with an aggregate membership of 1900 at a meet
Ing held at the Church of St Angela, One hundred
and-sixty -third-st. and Morris-aVe
The Board of Managers of the Methodist Epis
copal Missionary Society gave a minute
the death OF President Mckinley which had been
adopted. The resolutions were made public by the
Rev. DIR. II. X Carroll the corresponding secre
tary. who personal friend OF the late Presi-
dent, and who went TO Porto Rico special
commissioner for the President Immediately after
the close of the Spanish War.