The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-12-11

tie proposed Industrial ri bilion Is 80
thss u Losass, ~ wtlA ssslSa1ln ..x
snd individuals IN thu 49,, I1Is
sorvasdins q articles aPfiicahla ~
need hardly say to you, 81.
Of the National Instituts, n ~
dance, meet tbs sPprohstioaI 2 ~
Instituls. ~ g-wsTss3s a31ssI 4 49, ~ 49,
the ...a.s,Ss q a7s ~ = = r. z |:
Right Honor.sl 1 e..
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. The 49, sslt that it would b.
sons IA fticlss which cannot h.
,hs;r ~ p<Sises The articles afisr
delicate ,..i q sse slsS thai ;. r., =.
admission or Va Of articles dess;saS4 cn me
hibition by foreigfSontrbutor ought mi - sx
posed upon any English tribunal. but sno,.sx ~
referred to one aving the confidence Of the am
possible ,"putati0ns of national partiaIitv Tr.s n
accc' Ingly propose 10 admit 70 exhibition m,cI
foreign articles only may be forwarded - ~. ~
by the Central Authority (whateyer NAV H. ."j ~
nature IN each country. They will Communists.
to such Central Authority the amour, ~ .
which can be allowed TO the prod,,r,;, - ~tHcs
country for which il acts, and will also 80. .i
eohdiuons and limitations which NAV, frcr, 49,;
TO ume be decided on with respect to tbe nd n.s
Of articles. All articles forwarded bv such c.
n' na''o'iy w'1 Then be admitted, provided hex
DO not require greater aggregate .ma,,n,
space than that assigned to the PRODUCTIONS av.s
country rom which they come and. nrov;dsd
also, tnat they 90 not violate the conditinn.
limitations OF which due notice shall havs h...
s.sIn. - VIII rest with the Central AUTHORITY e
each country to decide upon the merits ~ ~ !"
several articles presented for exbih;,;on ~ 'ns
saKe care that those which are sent re- s,ch -
trymen. ''' seiow-coun-
Her Majesty's Commissioners vii, .o,u;,.
&c me Central Authority in each case ,rI;cs
Hav;n~ s,,ea 90 ~ lne Gorerrmens Of il cot,strp
r,avlhg once been put in communicated 49,
Gen'rai Authority in any country thew m,,s ~ 1s
clne, absolutely and entirely anv coro,n,;: -
WIN private and unauthorized 4indiyiduals M
should any such be addressed to them fhsv a ~.
oniy reier 70 central body. This dec;son -
fusion. P'o'eht con-
NO articles or foreign manufacture. IN wbor,-
soeser they may belong, or wheresoeyer tbsv NO..
De, can be admitted for exhibition nnIesS ,h ay
oSnie WIN .he sanction Of the Central AutI.or;ty
OF inc country of which they are tha ns'd..ny
The Commissioners do not insist ,,non si,at
c,es pe,hg IA all cases actually forwarded hv ~.
central Authority, though they consider H.; luz
wouio generally be the most satisfactorv ,r-son.
me,t put IT. is indispensable that the sanctor ~
~ cHoulu III all cases he eypros.i..
gwen ana that 1t be held responsible for ths q,
ness OF such articles for exhibition and ~ ~,
authorizing the exhibition of greater onsn,;,,
.nah nan can De accommodated in the sps 4 ass;r,ey
70 .he productions of the country in on ston
H. ~ ia discussion was then had of the sub;ett
mus lad before the committee, and. on mo,;"J
'he Hon' W: w. Seaton, it vas $50
iSssotued, That the Committee of i've frs, ch...,
wlth tins subject by the Institute (subst;an,'os
W. iMr. heennedy for Mr. Greenough, who Il absenS
be an Executive Committee % take ali necsssar.
mittee. e general COM
ne following gentlemen constitute the Ex4ru
tse I committee Col. Peter Force, Prof Walter
x. Johnson, Prof Joseph Henry, J. 6. a, Ken.
heoy' Esq, Capt. Charles Wilkes.
On notion
nesoloea' That the Secretary be requested IN
prepare the proceedings Of this meeting for pub.
ana The Committee adjourned.
CHARLES F. STANSBURY.
~ Secretary Of the Meeting.
L, ~. b--Associations, committees. or ind;v;dnal.
ues'ious 10 make propositions or to receive infnr
nation are requested to address their conn,un;cs
IONS to J. e. G. Kennedy, Esq. ''-'''''''