The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-09

application might b.
voald doubtless ate
would SO regar' 20 IN
anything thu a1.a #tH a.ars--
&nysu"B Jut IL
neeessar ,er Mr. u
rev a could not be
~ h i lost could be
20 lded duplicates OF
exhibition might be
ae expression Of symp,-
string that something might
ed, however, that IL t,o
.mpt another exhibition adyan.a-
n creditabe 70 the Institute. He
you a resolution that in the opinion OF
uhe b, exhibition WAS ineXpedient.
Mr.. .et very reluctant 70 terminate their
He wonid respectfully suggest to Mr.. Whitney not 70
press that resolution till they had further considered the
70 take the responsibility Of Ss or IS
but that nothing TO the losses of the inventors.
O<er members Of the Board spoke. Every one express
- feelings Of sympathy for the inventors and would be
glad 10 do anything that they possibly could TO satisfy
them After talking variety Of suggestions about
The distribution Of premiums, and again, how they could
eve premiums without having exhibition OF duplicates
ON which 70 award, the meeting finally terminated
with the adoption OF Mr. whitneys notion that under
Ne present circumstances another exhibition Dexpe
dent
TIE Board Immediately afterwards adjourned.
MEETING OF THE EXHIBITORS AND INvENToRs-AS-
OTHER INHIBITION RESOLVED oN-rHE ESTABLISH
MKNT or A NEW AND PERMANENT INSTITUTION CON-
TEMfLATED.
Rary yesterday forenoon the following notice
posted in the window Of wand's Murray Hill House
EXHIBITORS THE AMERICAN
The Committee from The Boari Of Eshioors 70 confer with
- Board of Management OF the American Institute hnvn
Hsm ha, e american institute decline % further continue
facilities Of and money the exhoors them
selves their account Your committee give nouce
1sssiIy cam make their decided The
esk 10th encourage the management and
r. s. JOHNSON Chairman Of Committee
wn WI MIME a ., ooni MIA and ID s.aalo,tors
Moaday morning. and look articles under
~ aeeu@n OF us oacer. and clerks % ths lss'ste
At four O'Clock +. NJ Mr.. Bunting with tho Com.
us,ee of Exhibitors represent them the conclusion
al whch the BOARD OF Managers had arrived, which wa
delivered IN subetnee as above narrated IN the report
tAe ctng of that Board.
Mr. BuNrs. having Delivered his message, abou
n isayc when Mr.. toous srds-Wlh Que moment, an
~ M converse about the matter. You spoxc soinsthn
about awarGs II any poesb.e malls &C getting
ryort favor able uniayorabs on the articles exhibe
Mr. BrNINc-wen I think not sir; because we have
had time 20 examine them; but probably II duplicates
we're shown there might BE-. will say, however, that
hsfore another year has closod shall have another
budding OF which shall have n long lease A few
words more, ami WITH now bid you good evening, gen
ucnlcn, Mr. Bunting then retired.
Tie Committee OF Inventors and Exhibitors then pro
oecded the basement oi the building and reported 10 the
ncstns then 70 session, alter winch captain yonn
son from the committee appointed u examine the build
hg, offered BY eSAidcrman ChaFiics, reported
that the committee bad examined said build.
ng, and that at tho invitation of the counltt'a
q he Institute they % the rooms OF that
establishment Thursday evening AMI took tncr seats.
But when the Institute they very politely gave them
she han, 70 leave tho room. ausntcr) However,
lnsLtue people subsequently, ound their mistake ani IN
vHcd the committee T. remain, which was refused and
sost transferred tho letter written the American In
sssute TO them. (AppIausc) The american Institute
voud open another exhibition this year and there
SOrc the committee bopcd that the proposal Of Mr. Law
voOsd be accepted.
The report was accepted and adopted.
Ur krSxs alluded the failure the Institute, and In
6oduced the important question shall the exhibition b.
enli,ucdf' He rndeavored 10 impress upon the nyen
and exhibitors the responsibility Of their acton.
Saoald answer bo gwen ahrma,iyciy, the sIncws Of
vAf-cash-would necessary He trusted, therefore,
sha none should 10 answer without being prepared
tAir their word by material aid" Money would be
saned ior building unless they accepted the generous Of
Ser f Mr. Law. There were men among them willing -
ase,me the duties o. management they backed up
BY thc exhibitors; but would never DO % get the
eers difficulty In trying 20 Furthermore,
a. organization contemplated would NOT he presumed be
uuply that o the year but would continue
manage their own Affairs. tchccrs) The exhibition
NAL had Just abruptly terminated could challenge
comparison m point cf talent with any exhibition tha, hal
ever before the American public that OF any ohsr
nsicn. fChccrs) They had talent 70 make machinery
and every thing ce, and had enriched the Institute II
was therefore, time that when they found themselves dc
serted, to attend 10 their AFFAIRS, which they
would do f;raat appause) The Doctor terminated with
IN isvtation W n free exchange OF opinions.
Mr. CooSs bad been exhibitor FOR twenty years. He
tpck very serious of the question before them. He
did consider that they prepared 70 enter upon
The reanizaiion Of perpetual institution. lie thought
would be better 10 and what "deeds they could
sg Of the RUNS and what they could do 70 help those
Who ruined by the confagraon He thanked George
Law with all his heart but al the time could not
sustHn the present movement
hr FInpe did not like 70 trembling hands AT atme
hke his Hc willing 10 stop ali winter IN the city,
needs be, and devote his labors to the institution
(Ihecrs.) They could 90, up exhibition, and thcy
(g,rcat applause
Tho Assistant Secretary sustained the previous speaker
with considerable spirit, and loudly chcerod.
Mr.. j. .. Rss, a German exhibitor, made the best
speech of the evening He had spent &lOpo cash aud
zen years q la1c. . Oa body and S mind now be vas
enough when they brought their inventions W Fair
whsh going 70 enrich them, bn, that tho
uppm the POOR exhibitors and told them that because IL
wouid possibly cost 5000 10 gst building, the
souId not speak good English but he spoke from In,
hart which warmly responded 70 by the listeners
With three cheers Hc gave scaihng recital Of bis re
woald be anything hatterna 70 the gentleman had
kssened 70 H. lie terminated with applying the compl
msn Of swindiers " the Institute, which called fort
n. Knsx lep presented the folloxlng.-
% S%s.ns = e ~. inssmaes = .e = me and ssss
Aas made f.ir able propooa nA, coui
= ss ass % s E q The s & ass
ssdersse Ae srticiee which hsa eshsdor II the mo
ssuss suaiss sassd ys . such sssaon ia'P IN
s ~ our p.s IL sHs sr S.Ss and .sesss. ser e. S
eknt - continue sasd Fair, therefore, be n
sns ne rair under management AMI arecs,on
NpIveo Inat wc ~ inventors and exhibitors apply 70 he
1s~tore Of The sss@ cf Hew charter n carry on
sucrsufnlly our great cause of Improvement forthwith
tesosved, Ths nvenors exhlhiios a~rers The
vey snd cder q Mr. George Law we win fornvrh
Iresd MAKE the necessary Arrangements for opening
R~olved, That an mannfacurerr, artists and inventors
sArughou the Unitd States invited rulsh sprrnens
~ beir producs skill md inventions the btn berein
ensemplaed and that ey report hy letter Otherwise n