The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-09-11
CITY DOUDLY SYMPATHETIC.
MUNICIPAL ASSEMBLY TO SEND
THO SITS or RESOLUTIONS.
n Aldermen and teunciimrn Get Into
n snari over the i:>prrssi"n ef Tt,elr
Regret for the Burale Crime 10th
strong IN Ccndrfpnaiion ef Auarchtsm.

EiF"t@ '"
The intelligent persons who lcgisla,e
for tho city ~ n. " York Ia the Municipal
Assembly succ,eded Ia getting into n Snarl
| yesterday over Tho adoption of resolutions
! ON tho attempted assassination of til.
President, and the u-nlt will le that the
City Clerk. y ]. Scully. will have tn send two
sots ~ resolutions Ia tho President and his
family to carry out tho orion- of tho law
makers. The Tainmany men In the Azs.in-
bly,. who are In control Of II. are responsible
Tor tlr tangle. and n cams alSOut because
John 7 Oakley. the leader In the Council. and
John I Nctall. the leader la the Board Of
Aldermen. could not agrer aS Ia which 81
them should hav" the crcdit ~ having intro
duCd tho RESOLUTIONS. A -oon a. the Alder
men wcrr called to order. MOI all introduced
th.-~c r,~olutions;
Wh.tr1s. The civ illxrd world stands aFhaSi
With CONSERVATION ~ IN" dasiurdly and out
,Ikito,nn, SM,tIthit urnn ,,E. ~" .I m To-
states. and Chief Esrcuti," OF tho whole
irophe Of our common country. therefore it.ts
RssDIrsd. That W.. ~" m"mbsr- 81 the
Municipal Assembly Of the city of New York.
th" metropolis of The Western Hemisphere,
d"-irous OF. giving uti"ranc" 20 The indisna-
ton evoked hv III" H~-a-~in'- CoNardly act,
hereby tender or profound omini-"rhtion
10 our rcvrrrd President. and extend our -in.
tfff tNlNflHtfN - MS NiTifhfN VIII anu
cherish ia" hop that Divine. Providence
will spare him to fulfil all hi~ allotted duties
To- hi country. and H. II further
Rrsglr'd. That 70 copy OF these resolutions
suitably engrnvsu. aud duly authenticated
by N" cay tlork. hn forwarded immediately
20 m" SECRETARY Of STATE OF III" I nited states
Mccall said that II the attempt to shoot
the President had ircn mad" in this city
II would not have been successful. and
lauded the New York Police Department
Thcn Alderman Nclnnass. the Republican
leader, Naid that the resolutions ought 10 be
adopted. and they were Ivy a unanimous
vote. They were sent over tn IA" Council
at once.
In tho meantime Oakley had introduced
his resolutions In the Council a. follows.
Whusas 4 nefarious attempt has been
made to a~sa~-luat" the President ~ IN"
United State. and
ri" uf the civilized world aud excited pro-
found sympathy for "a" distinguished -ui-
f,r"r and Widespread indignation against
Anarchists aud anarChi-m. and
WtfF'ds. The blow that was struck ~ the
President Of ,the, 9'ied STATE "ss ainh"d
pant Of au oHiCe that = the highest and most
honorable Ia the gift u the Am- 'cah people.
Wheroas. The people Of The United states,
without any %Iol'ral distinctions. regard
their President a. VA. etnbodiinent OF th9-"
Constitutional princlpl~s. which hay" safe
guard.d" the right of All the people OF ihi-
land aud made the nation. strong la all the
| ttNhll~ N4aN NhN ll'h 'ANNhes''h NV f'Ns
Wbsrea.. The people Of the city Of New
| York ha y. been second to none ~ their tie
,u'ion to- the Presidents VI the nit"d states.
Wb.,sas. They are awar" that Law. order
aud good government ~" necessary Tor
the advancement aud welfare Of this aud
every other 1Niis~d nation upon ia" earth.
Wbs,soA. They recognize the fact thai
auurchi-m. With brutal and ,n"arinsl".s
purpose. aims only az Ia" Destruction "
Wbrrsas. All the people Of NrN York city
unite ia d"tr-tatiul Of 'hr cri,n" bN witch
The lie Of the President 81 N" I utted states
hA, been threatened. nov ther-'"r.; l." /, =,
R,soh,d. ~ the memb"t- OF ~" Municipal
A~.embly 81 the city. OF New N"tk trpi'-
~rnttng all t!" people 81 ll. m"'lnnnn,
withou, any distinction OF poliiloal opinion.
that the crim. committed az bunalo asaiu-!
the person OF the President Of ~" nitsd
states Toe and IL u hereby most strongly
condemned and be " further
hereby authorized aud directed 10 convey
To ~. President Of the nited State- aud
Mr. Mckinney 10" a~~urancr NAV Voc mem.
most deeply with the President, Ia hi ante
ton. aud that they assure him 81 th"f gr"a,
satisfaction that hir life has been STARED
and OF their carn->, hope Tor hi speedy.
CONFLICT" recovery
These resolutions were adopted 10y the
Council. and n MESSENGER was sent Win
them az once to the Board Of Aldermen.
when they arrived there the request was
made that they he substituted Tor those
introduced bv Mccall lie refused, and
said that he thought that his resolutions
ought To- bc adopted 10y the Council Tie
said that th. board wuuld not adopt the
| Councils resolutions. and then there wa- a
long talk between him and the members
~ the Council. the result Of which was that
I, was deCid~d 90 nave both SETS Of nrsolu-
tions adopted Nv each ot the branches
81 the Assembly This was don" " II
no, necessary for tho resolutions TO receive
the signature Of the MavoT. ~ there II M way
for him Ia head cit her 81 them IN and unless
~pme one quietly suppre-S.'S one -@t the
President will get the idea that II took two
resolutions tn express IN" sympathy oi
house a resolution 81 sympathy Tor the
Eilipinos.