The New York herald., 1864-10-07
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE..

erce was held yesterday At one o'clock, Mr. A. Low
PressdenI in the chair. e
Nessrs D. McGregor and James Mckay were elected as
new members Of the chamber.
TEsrIMoNIAL TO CAPTAIN wINsLow.
Captain Marshal from the committee appointed o. iass
msspg 10 prepare suitable memorial presentation
to Captain winslow and other officers OF the Kearsarge
as recognition OF their gallant conduct In the destrac-
tiop Of the Alabama. offered his report This report
suggested the transmission Of q letter 10 Captain wins
low (which read the chamber, eulogistic OF his
action and also the raising Of Q OF twenty i've
thousand dollars to provide medals for the oces OF the
Kearssree. The report was received and adopted -.
Mr. Low remarked that there had been already SlsUoo
subscribed expressed the hope that the remaining
might be forthcoming without further soicta-
THE oAsE or THE cHrsArsAke.
letter read from Mr. w. H. Seward, Secretary
State, relative 10 the Chesapeake affair, as follows
THE or M NV YnsK sp m or
SRI herewith enclose for Information copy OF
OF the 9TH instant from J. Hume Blnmly
as rom hs1en stated ha. her
dssins 70 a adnried by
an m s. e Ss
chesapeake sa Sir your sOsdsAS ssrvan'a 'arwARp
The reason set forth In Mr. Brumley's communication
presenting the resolutions Of the chamber
that the Admiralty Judge only nis duty there
isered In British courts would, therefore, he ssid
be out Of place to forward such a document.
The communications were ordered on die,
4 MGMokIiL FROM riIn NEW oRiBtNs CHAMBER.
The following was then read by the Secretary
NEW osIEAss c4AxsER OF Coxxxncs Sept 8 1884
TO A. A. Low. ESQ, President OF the Chamber OF com
sEYou s.p.csg,y requested % lay before ss ns
memorial now Be ss forwarded .nIs oI,y cS
attainment OF tho object propGssTGh thsrelp y WAUGH
Secretary o, the New Orleans Cnsmbsr q commsrcs
M ssss Gshfsss Essn.y sS e.
sa-fhis msnorisl Of y. New Orleans chambsr Of Com
That your representing snos branch
The city from is present. and
% s ussd. ss s
and 70 the wealth Of the nation at large nd - met net
Ssds rssal:sn. ssieIsss sIosshoo' this depart.
undr sose no of
f a. place ao ss
s ps s % s Ds nSE hs
Be- made aysiabe e.cep! such raay amount
Under tho former :. snsss u sr. $
1sa
thu. many y % ags
produce Of the country which from the now
Consequently deprived OF the rights legally acquired By
state Of things more adverse the Of the
IKE tic ss
divide y cannot in the opinion Of ySur msmGrass be
the redeemed portion Of the state Of which is
Your memoriass convinced that If the general com
s S M csn
band Of to be sent beyond the military lines be ex
ss.. os
% .as pe
ealwoua follow; large portion q the articles pSrchsssd
sSS .srs s.a n
planters and Others would be equivalent to loan TO the
q
ana az as would
y e. 10 o fna os
r solsnns And TsmSying poe,, a:psrss Sf
insossa in the actual Condition Of things throughout this
% y.. ~ as 70 s ~ the o1 uo n this
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poor disposed people The pubic
. g % Is. %
art than all much bitter hostile feeling, kept by
:saS:ss Win hs
things restored whom such trammss to friendly In
No other result in the opinion Of msmo,.l.s;
rIi.son ihs mind. Of people there who
shsr old to the Union These can
& n S o the
Of but they natar. desire 70 obtain manv
fors and Tor which they Would slsdiy sad ss.
ss e to M sos o. are %
Union and are alta noe in no other way than that pointed
As regard: resusions applicable cotton raised
Ss
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cotton has been grown sugar plantations where there
70 e'sy Se sqnsa fhs 5%s. eoaro!iins shis
eoecoD oq he esa des naeea wouii most ma,ep
Ally facilitate The setting 2. the cotton into eosoumPion Il
the panations and the ginning hents In this city
Finally your memoraists respectfully but most earnest.
y the adoption OF such change OF system as s
lal
The tary operations OF The denartmen, u would en-,
the olive branch with that o. 'hs sword and do To-
srnT tbai coad Be- eena into the held Il H. nseed in
q ss word i The present position hing,
such be adopted 70 ns.s IN producing the results
committee of Eve appointed, TO which the whole
matter sas re-! referred
TuE EMIGRATION QUESTION AND MAYOR oUNrHER's
Ms b Rve61rs beis Vas ia begged to cali the Al,
enton Of the Chamber to the matter OF enisraton In
July last Congress had passed act for purpose
encouraging emigration and Mayor Gunner had written
letter 10 opposition to this act Of Congress- The Mayor
had dec ared that those emgrans induced TO
over for the OF being enlisted United States
discourage emigration to this country TIE fact Of the
matter was that emigration OF vast Interest TO the
shores Mas worth his weight gold From 1850 1860
somo two millions hundred Thousand persons bad
landed and those we're worth over two hundred millions
OF dollars TO the country at large Mr. Rugges concluded
by Offering the following resolutions
Resolved That the Chamber Of Commerce Of New York
regard the increase of the alton OF the United STATES
with Judcous and profitable the sures and
most ecient mode OF preserving national
strength ard that they hold % be the Imperative duty OF
the and nf all public In view Of
tho withdrawal BY the pending OF tho from civil
employment spd also OF the necessity of activity
In agricultural Manufacturing mining ind usry 10 ds
veop thus provide the OF
tightening our public burthens
Resolved That the Chamber regards with particular salts.
faction the recent act Of Congress ITO
uon passed the 9Th ~ July with approba
proper eors OF their fellow citizens carry the
objects OF the act into speedy and full effect
I'm aftprt tha Ia
pointed last April, and 10 which Mr. Ruggles added
The Chamber then adjourned.
The Draft Resisted In Pennsyivanfa.
EAsroS, Pa, Oct 9. 1894