The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-01

human family by the cordial ties OF sympathy aud con-
wonderful display Of the industry Of ali nations exhibited
England last must be regarded OF the most
important events IN modern history rejoice to witness
the enlightened efforts Of my countrymen to emulate
SO noble example The prosecution and Of the
enterprise so auspciousy begun cannot fail to exert
rauary influence and to produce the most valuable
suits 1t will elevate the national character abroad and
advance our best interests at home Cheers 1t will
shall finally attain to equality with the older nations
In every useful and ornamental 1t Will promote the
dereopement and Improvement Of those natural atvan
tsges varied and remarkable with which country
favored and furnish another proof OF the elevatng in
fuence Of free institutions. (Cheers In conclusion,
Mr. President and gentlemen of the Association permit
me to congratulate you upon this suspicious
ment The whole country will rejoice in the consumma
ton Of your great purpose Accept my sin,eres wishes
cent progress may be crowned with the which s
due TO 70 bright an example OF dsnterested public spirit
cloud cheers.)
Mayor KrNesLANp said-we have assembled, gentle
men, upon an occasion Of deep and abiding interest to
pate officially In these ceremonies and to testify, in my
public capacity that interest in the OF this work
which have manifested private citizen. The
public spirited citizens who organized and who have
carried to succesfu contamination thus far this great
might say almost as am
This is essentially commercial city, and everything
which tend to foster and promote increased
awakening deep interest among all classes Of citizens
The noble structure the stone Of which hes
of the highest magistrate in our State is destined to
effect all which its founders claim for It 1t will bring to
our shores the products and fabrics Of every Cline
1t will enable the citizens OF this country to compare
their handwerk with that Of other nations. 1t
will stimulate to renewed ardor, to redoubled ZEAL in
every branch Of the fine arts and manufactures 1t win
bring to shores the citizens Of every nation and
every cline, and the city OF New York will have the
honor of aording in the New World, illustration OF
what be accomplished by the ZEAL energy and per-
severance q her citizens need not, gentlemen wish
success to this undertaking The circumstances che
eason the Of assembage Of such character
~ that which surrounds me, assure it, Go on, then
gentlemen In the noble you have
wider the gates OF to shores Encourage
our manufactures stimulate arzans and prove to
the world that this country an infant In years giant
In genius enterprise science and skill and that Amer
mechanics and American citizens not afraid to
meet in friendly contest those Of any nation upon the
General TALLMApGE said: come here by your invita-
ton to demonstrate my best Wishes and authorized
to the best wshes Of the society from come
We wish success to you in your undertaking Expert
ence has shown that our country IL pursuing Of
unparalleled prosperity and rejoice at ysur coming
into the field fellow aborers pedgg yourselves for
the support of the public prosperity The General then
went on to make some remarks the of 1912 be-
tween this country and Great Britain and the Mexi
uniting fer the OCCASION that abstain from pub
lfhng them and concluded by wishing the undertaking
success
Mr. HY MEcs called for three cheers for the Crystal
Palace which were heartily responded to.
Three cheers given for Governor Hunt. General
Tamadge, and Mayor Kingsland and the meeting dis.
rersed
We have to express our thanks to Mr. George j. b.
Christensen and Mr.. Charles Gndenmester the able
chitects Of the Crystal Palace for their presentation to
through our reporter Of splendid Autograph Of the
at the small cost of ons dollar.
The Palace will be completed by next May The dome
composed Of wrought IRON and attached to the building
it is intended to machine house that the
rious specimens may be viewed at work. There
no less than twelve foundries ut work, in New York.
Pennsylvania New Jersey and Delaware casting the iron
for this erection