The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-03-19

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forwarding q sftiel@ app,icsbas 70 tn s3Ai4asa.
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Right Aoaossblc Sir II. l.. BuIwxs. &c. = -"
Es'SAct Jtom IL 0~esi~r = ~ Rsypl C~m~i.-
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1.-THE Commissioners l.ays felt dat i vx>,,tarh.
desirable, ~ far N possible. 70 prevaaa - rser-
sons from sendiDg hitheF articles Which ea,so b
admitted, rather taAn To reject he ArticI1n e2ee
their arrival in London. They III aI1n tE.1 ~
delicate and responsible TAX 81 det11fne $ NJ
admission or rejection Of articles dsssin9 ~ AZ
posed upon any pnglish tribsnsl, M ssS2 ish ~
referred to one Aving the condolences of IN 3Xhi-
bitors thers. yes, and standing entir1lY ~ fFom
pOssibls -Aputntions of national passSa ~. qHev
acccv .ngly propose 70 adpit 70 exkibal4h4 56ch
foreign articles only ~ may BE- forvxIueIaSB Akm
by the Central Authority gwtasey4f may Salts
TO such Central Authority Ire amouht ~ 1n5cs
which can be allowed 10 the producaiony ~ he
country for which il acts, and VIA nlSc hGtS m
conditions and limitations which may Nm time
10 time be decided on with respect 70 III adl16jion
Of articles. All articles Forwarded ~ sxcai Csn-
trail Authority will then be admitted pf6vs 1ed4Asy
do not require q greater aggraG~fa amount Of
space tn IN that assigned TO the prodnetidd4 C9shs
country from which they eoms Ana. psUyidsd.
also, that they do not violate the cuna1j5niw and
limitations of which due noticS shall inktgAeon
given. 1t will rest with tie canss~l AuAh~jitr n
each country 70 decide upon the msritS u ths
several articles presented Tor sxhihStSun. nAd 70
take care that those which ars ssus nuusaaf =
fairly represent the industry Of thsir fabe1aeaun-
trymen.7 lse 1904 4 lii1 s.sN
I" Her Majessy's Commissioners vim asubsss. -
that to be the Central Authority in aac 49, -
i stated to be 80 BY IN Gcseyxaaest " ~ 2S&nsv.
Having once been put in comr9u " III n df{h 4
Central Authority in any counff y, thsj NM
with private and unauthorized .ihdivjd6liG SSahd.
should any such be addressed ~ tle1is;S I'm tar
only refer to central body. This d1S e
essentially necessary, in order g 19sytHt son-
'"No articles Of foreign rnanui1etSrs. IS vflIsSr-
be, can be admitted for exhibition uYII9ERf nv
come with the sanction Of the Central y dfitxx
Of the country Of which they arb thY 'bf0a;Ice.
The Commissioners do not insist upor, sSac3t srt,
cles being in all cases actually forwarded ~ he
Central Authority though they consider IN f4hu
Woulo generally pe the most nAtln1Acf0TY kFxiiRe-
ment but it is indispensable that he sntEl;on Of
such authority should in all cases " 1xpFFirrlv
given, and that it be held Responsible At 4Es e.
ness Of such articles for exhibitor I'D. iW not
authorizing the exhibition Of 4 grSstSy sdu1i;{tv
than can be accommodated ia the {pace caSie1.sd
to the productions Of the country III 45uastinnss
A full discussion was then had Of TIE G6Si2A>t
thus laid before the committee, and, on mptid& 81
the Hon, w. w. Seaton, it Was sels nm
Resolved, That the Committee Of FIRE hfytcXaf&ed
with this subject by the Institute {Anbst;l; ~
Mr.. Kennedy for Mr.. Greenough, wiSI s. ab3{na}
be an Executive Committee to take Ill neeeIIlarxx
steps to carry out the views Of the genesf S1bsn .
mittee n" ~ -
The following gentlemen constitute Tie Exncn
tive Committee Col. Peter Force, Rrpf WEI
4. Johnson, Prof. Joseph Henry, J. G. q, Ken-
nedy, Esq, Capt. Charles Wilkes s9sr
On notion M
Rssoiped, That the Secretary be requested 70
prepare the proceedings Of this meeting for pub
lication. sti rS7 IS fllss- 5 ~
And the Committee adjourned. p
CHARLES F. STANSBURYi
Secretary of the Meeting.
N. B.--Assocations, committees, or indiyidnals
deslrous to make propositions or to receive infor
nation, are requested to address their communica
tons to J. G. G. Kennedy, Esq