, 1861-01-28

tac Chamber Of Commerce Of Milwaukee,:
The rlcas,,rab1e duty is devolved upon me
nf welcoming so1l, OIL behalf OF the PAiEldel-
;hIa Board OF Trade, to this city, and to express
Lave responded 10 our invi:a:;oy, which was
extended viii the same warmth Of feeling tlat
cbar:c: criz:tl such Kind and unremittiE.s altcn-
sions 10 lie tls't .;a'i9n 1roul fniauclpia7 wLo
VISITED Your respective cities fn October last
Let nle assure you, gentlemen, that those
riTilitacs lare made 4 deep aud LISTING impress
sion, aad it will not e tue fault OF our business
sucii ii they do not cultivate them in the future
=o as 10 result to our MItual advantage and In
.eFgsi. The continuous iron band which now
unl;ts It's ftrGllcr n1let4 Ere long, make it de-
siratic that q considerable pnrtion of your
jFc::asiulis should seek IN outlet 1or transat-
.aEtir n,.r.st1s ut iAie port, where, through tic
':-c&cy of steamers, sou n3y be III ctMinuni-
CATION With Eurt.2;. in q fortnight; Wbj3e it
viii tie cur fault il VIC TO moi indiicc you to in
Stst part Of trc proceeds tf such cargcea 10
advantage III su,ae II The varied products OF
the loom, or other branches Of manufacturing
Industry, with which our ci1y teens. To suule
II these establishments it viii be our pleasure
t'' con4uct you during your stay. AZ we'll Is 10
objects Vi ;: SCIENTIFIC or literary character
within our limits.
/ will nov hand you orer, gcntlcmen, 10 the
Proper committee 10 whom is tcleguttd the
duty Of ccti:uclll:;s you 10 Independence Hall.
,su will br cordially greeted By our worthy
Mayer.
,Ir. storton'= remarks wc:e greeted with en-
i,'ause.
RESPONSE or MI. MUM.
NJ. Nunn, Of Chicago, said in response that
lis spccrA would te II csttrn, and any remariis
in which he might indulge would br nnp:elEsr
CD c1.u ard Milwaukee, had accr:,tcd the i,,vi-
ta,iun 10 ,isi, rhi;asi.ltphias as tneir presence
:ese indicated iE.rt was j strt'lt:t dcslrc on
:,.Tt ct ,L= 1n op;c ii lie North West 10 visit
rl..lat:cli'lIia, u:t uiaeA liouble lad been y
ps,icuctd 1u i.cvp tae :au1ntcr within fcasoEa-
.Ai.;naily irtcaucl, l,u, it could not be made
u..jsr ,sitI.:,l falling lii Represent The Lusi-
nc=s Interest," vi; ;:e Nc1th Wsst.
. M:.- Mtuon--'IGc uua.acr is quite small
c::,s.:,. sir" IAIj !aHss.1
,.cir. Mum ti1aiiAtd lbs President ct the
Pi,il4dti.=ai Esslrs; Of Trade, and resumed:
lie ,s.ss uot acctt=inlact 10 public eptakiug,
s,.i !ae lad no il'snsion Of making: sprca.t-
.::=l= sp.ec!,. [Lau:hser1 Thsrc was one
ca.ic@ however, LIZ euEia 10. refrain from
tu,D.izii.~. liz mean: lie American c3yie.
[CEc.ss.l liz la.. u!wn;s rcspectcd and
vi.erisCsl that caStc ~ an cta0lcm I'll our
euI,itry, a1d ic wcn1d Continue 10 do 70.
iGisrc,S.l WAcu lie ic.t loale, lie lad deter
i.iI:,iut.i TO lrare business behind :, but thifc
sas s.,s: ailus:uu III The remarks OF Sir. Mortrn
II itch liz lit Constrained tn yerlnna tn. The
;=..lic q: tie West :u'i North West arc lr:e
c,;>so1n.r= ut PHILADELPHIA manufactures, and
;t:, ,,:, l: 2ry !a:sc,y q i!5 ingo..at,on5, :,
cur e:,il II - the 3hlfrcsE of buttl 70 have
cheap :;us; ;,rsn: iona f.,r ctlr produce to the
ses t.art. II llirEc wr1c Any l.ers oas .tesest-
ii iu tie Dnsti&auja aad Pittsburgh, Fort
Wayne and C:.lraso Ra4l Roads. prcsent, he
w...s:d like 1nem IN lls:cn 10 what lie was
abo2t IT, Say. Our Produce il bulky aud
c.ir:,;,, an:. we ca,,nol lay Gesvy re1cs of
freight upon thelH, without rnln.as EonSc-
4a-s ccs 10 the lso isles a:,t the Western luer~
Il: a;.- 4 very s,t:ali ins:se::>c in the iu}s On
tits description Vi freight, atl0nt1s to HcTy
=Griuus a.,d l1ni'rr:auI a..rcsatc, ": eD the
rAGrlti,as t:1a:i:ly y: cc'clls sent ELSE Is IT.
Ec.. ia:u consideration.
Ii these tao liaes would prepare rolling
=tt@n Ii carry ::5:l!l III tuis, II coulu be car-
.iga II ors shcai,lr, All lie dealer would tie
i,c::cii:cI, Mllsi: ti't: lr::ae WVuih ue largely
in.Tcasct. These tt,iu..s should Le considered,
aul: tsitA 1,r"per management III saw no re:s-
son tlv rLaiadeii'u;a should not become ~
.ou'i Il grain 1aarl.rt any upon the sca3oar5.
.Nt. Muuu's rcmar!is wcrc listened to with
1airaes attention, ami Interest, AID 1t the cou-
c:u5ion he Was luIasy entered.
Ar HILLS ErI4nEs.
Mr.. Till, Of Milwaukee, spoke 4 fcw words
III asjyecary Of tbs yirws expressed by Mr..
aiv.n. Lie spike Of the heavy cost of ehlp-
,;in. grain in t,a;s from the West 10 tue STA
..o=s.;, :,aa briefly urged tie Importance est iu-
ere std facilities 1vr cheap transportation in
'41:!!z Eut these tAir.s would be TALKED over
in lr:ya:r- In conclusion, he thanked the gen
Jclnen }Jrrscnt for 1hr cuurtesles already cX~
tsuucdfo the delegations. IL also dcsired 10
express their saase Of indebtedness 10 tho
pcn1s. iyaaia 1:ailsoad Company.
s.n. Dunp REPLIED.
Tie said The subject referred to By the gen
ttsu, N who had }a5t spoken, had ciaimcd the
attention of the Corn ESehauye. II Is under
s:uod th.s tic PENNSYLVANIA aud Rcadiul. 1saii-
road Cn,a2auic5 will facilitate this matter Of
freight Us ko6n as sullicicut encouragement Is
afforded. Cars will be furnished, which Will
carry grain in bulis'as securely as the ttshtfst
yess.l D:twetn Chicago aud Philadelphia no
teAu5-shiItncnt will bc required except, per-
haps, st Pittsburgh, w.'cre, he trusted, some
ci4ra :, aud elective Plan woalt bc adopted 1or
accomplishing. the desired object.
At tile conclusion Vi Mr. buJd's remarks,
Mr.. President Noriun announced that the gen
1lenyu l.r.scat wuu:d Hun f'rDcecu TO thc
Hall vi Independence. whsTe the party would
b. received by TIC Mayor ct the city, Tic
party then CROSSED the street 70 Tue state
House. aud nla1.y Of them entered the sacred
a,,srt,icut for TIC iirst time III their lives.
RECEPTION AT INDEPENDENCE nALL-ELo-
oCESr IND PATRIOTIC SPEECHES.
Thc ie,ut:ttou proceeded to Independence
Ua1!. tae entzauce ociug occupied by inc rc-
T. r:t. force in double files, between which the
visitors iu.l tue committee passed. AS INC
scu,ir..,c, gathered il The Fcucrao!e hall thef
:.,,7c:4rc', 1aurl. impressed with the appearance
ol its hallowsA PRECINCTS
His uouor, Mayor Henry, was present 10 re-
ccie': thcll, - TIC party was I'fesenaea " Mf'
Huhd-
MAYOR urSRY'S tDD.Tss.
Ills Honor opsncl :r a.ludiny 10 the inc!c1n
cDcy Ht the weather, but cSIEcsstd tue Aopc
That the hcSrtiues5 IT their welcome had tnadc
tl.at :, light matter. Il: tits early hour rince
ytur arrival, Your steIs have becn attracted 10
Ibis slut Ut such laatli..tc interest, in which
3: gives me great pleasure - welcome you to
tue city. ii Philadelphia. fApplauss:J In 50
dong, Irct,gnize in ya1,, gentlemen. the rep.
rescuiatyes VI d class Conspicuous 1t,r lis t!'
furas tu adtaucc the progress Of civilization,
;!ud tuF Its patriotic ucyul.on to our country lu
its e:rlr stru:s:, t for independence. lweleor,e
rpu as SUCCESSORS 10 that elass frosu which
tzl,uc uancoc.s and Morris, Livingston, HhiI-
| .,,c tuti Samuel A3ans, Us vi las others whose
j.ortraiis adurn these historic walls. lrecog'
! i,:z4 in you, g.I.tlc:ncu. class. who, thongl'
twe.1.ns ut ! di"taucs from Luis venerable
I ptace 1n,s 1lelisa.c Vi k',:r common country,
ytt ,m,s.essiu, tbs same claiIu uoa II, aud lhe
| same deep feeling vi Interest in il, as those ol
lis wl,o were LOrsl beneath lis eayrs. 1oura il
this n1.i, aud yours il the fame Aeri:a:t-thaa
Of Amcrican tltiz:ns, [sreas applan.e,] her
/ itare which cxfcuds over every inch q Teri
I toTy ever claimed rs American soil iCrles o1
.4.e1od." aud renewed caeeTsl.
5lu the last u:ca.io in which, in Hly official
catmcity. [ uttered words Of welcome III thii
i,osI u:,s ut,ou tue occ asiou OF the reception
ot tic contuiss uucrs appointed 10 locate LIZ
National Monument, designed y Tue scssfa
! States Of this ConfedrElcy. This was bu'
seven months since. How changed Is thc Us
! nect Of the s.faIrs oil our bclosen country.
rcIec,in1s ut,on tue great topic OF the day: II
The f,r horizon over the vast inianu sea, WHO'S
waters lave tho citirs where you dwell, sot
| 1,ore sccri 1I,e sun cmeEiny at the dawn III
| ..ar,r 1,roercss. obscured By IDists and lover
fn.- clouds aud you hare watched It as II ours
ioT1h in g1osy, rslleetipg tn Its beams 1nG XIV
| Of Gods promise. God grant Inc ia1at.e.sa s.
| and treason which now opscaise, ", ,,9s1sr -
t land MS; thus break aw'y, and INC 10. ny H.
| tie American people set in our Nattonat ues'
| ycus as an abiding sign and e,nblsm OF pcac
| and unity to all future generations.
Great applause followed tue concladlnE
1rnr.ls OF bis Honor, after which lie again re
cn,ncl The deputation to the city Of Philaoel
| ptia. r. o,,;o,oo +ncn presented th
| first sneaker chosen to reply to the Mayor
| words oG;rcctipg.
Mr.. uoodwiu Ae,rti|y responded TO a;ass. .n,s H.
crous greeting, aud Eaid tnat tus st.tar az
came 10 this great city 10 pecono .i,e. - max
oua;ntcd with its people; OF 1etna; ~ Mnrtt %
t,,;i.dx1n1,;a r,orc t,onyersant with the So9u gt
1rest on3 is resou.ccs. Our noble city Of ch
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