New-York tribune., 1866-05-04


he building ships or repairing the old and ,I
is thu. driven into folss bo;tOo. merchandise 6y and By
see. other port. eoa., whse aen DC i
eons1,y breaking out IND N our py pyTe s al the While oeess
viii tend cotton from our sch.ra m
& ps :, Sey 70 osin @ are not taken to correct these
While would counsens Indifference to other
thing. these should command your Vig ant attention. n
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May TO December 81, 1893 eectine s'.''''''''''''''
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January to April 80, 1906 eeeng -
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TIE bylaw resa sns the ADHESION Of members follows
Pes.o. o,o S msnSs', Of os sSOu are
eOnneeted~i In the trade and Of the eOg9ty M
number Of members and condae 10 certain ca:. merchants
obvon that the spirit aud letter Of bylaw are otos
and Sssu cSaSsr s Of The Sta State q
would isi to indicate me character Of ,ns BODY II - @
did not seek to embrace them all =,
the business Of the City N order sPpecate the i'm
sprung lp the rlestons Of whose trade
tend not only tie interior STn. S.d % the w S %
tons vastly m snoan. thss o. any our es.
corporations have been formed Railroad and
Insurance coal mnng and ana
sthoubd agencies to develop the wealth and power of hs
country ind aud center here and enter into
the tide Of the city busy aud active life.
These all represented in this orsanzCn s1d
cannot exercise proper 5se1es % any are excluded o.,
prese the number necessary to form quorum should DO CONSIDER
with the history of,he Chamber mot be
has been characterized by alternating seasons OF acvy
ser mouth somstmes passing without
and time period Of ten or eleven years without
from Of the facts stated they
s osea VGy & 20 S So & % pedee.sors have abofed
here making counse felt in the city in the State and IN the
cGntri,tus present past there may be those who
influence ererted by the Chamber
in the Lsve a Of inc country IN former ys', Is q .ss
the U1on extend from the Atlantic Psc6c and
d.tance that population has vastly
tn
rapid growth ta, agriculture manufactures aud the useful ss we
more reason that Justice and a6 And s hshe. regard
the public good do not always prevail tho councils Of our State and
faithful according ability and opportunity It is
spoken number added roll. Il
recall the Of those who have departed this s
They are IS all Pealah Per Jane. BCornn F. r MOrs,p
Th%a, Ts.o , % B. W SooBs Be- F5;. RsS, SS,S s,un M
George Robbins Oliver Slater Archibald 0ra and Era Nye
o6ess M PERT member Of the Chamber s year. and
President, for ye M1 Booman was esrisasni iof t,G
ys Captain Marshall % years. Mr Do Forest 81 years. Mr.
The Oldest living member HcasOn W. Field, who nov 10
Europe elected Jalyl 1871 , ,.u
Gunn r 81 tie only survivors Of q Of the former
the generosity members and to The active In
,'S%qay ym % a JSn Il. op h Pra1 from rs. 10
1885 Murray lh President from 1888 10 1896 Robert LennoI,
$50 to is7 jane. O. Kin. Predeng ats 1871 and
I 70 ss r. Ied M ' Sns tom lie psn Of ST.
We have portrait Of Richard Golden Presented BY
Morris Ketehum esq Of John BRIGHT presented by Mr. Chtten
Joshua Bates and Thomas Te''On presented BY other
When m.ny oldest membsr' who were d..nshsd for
the desire 10 ,rs gallery snspusy
would therefore, upon yoq, once more the
win do justice the public spirit oil our en'eprsns and opuien
coattes appointed to &C. the .ugses.on
then made and 9pnsd andsr the o.
1.-THE pan suggested approves Itself Judgment importantly
quicken interest sps undertaking.
s - now before Congress IL slresdy law,
appointing Commissioners to select site for new Posioce
sG%s not Be- % or tbs dGs@Ss to take suitable
sans % % q & tSam5s III" mshh. Of oS city contrib
Of the original cost which will doubles, be considered
Possibly arrangement Branch Post Office with the
sdihee for this Institution may be devised and
Genemsn Of the Chamber! Of memorable years
could thoughts OF country from ngs Of local
concern speak satisfactorily to myself without giving wider
chang. nave these years become the epoch Inc
.nssnderes have been bsnhed midst OF
peace beams eounennce bs south 'ns nom the ,hos
higher life millions slave. ensncipsed BY Con'
S % snd o in ash Ss al %so re-
main in the bonds Of ssa wee commerce W. & ny
hidden and cotton forth asao be welcomed
In al thing. mana and heart
's o~ % nue. thank yoa for patient hearing conclusion
.1pfs.. the hope hat their inward
the fresh OF lakes and rivers on their way 20 the
snd the Of both ascend together TO return IN irans
sS and and Es and Up together 5ns
the 90, whole people ons 10 sSs " one n
the dy the s.op Of osHcsf. for ne coming
ELECTION OF OFFICERS
Attic conclusion Of NJ Lows address Mr. Peter Cooper
appointed Chairman and on motion the bylaws were
suspended Mr. A A Low reelected President for the
ensuing twelve months and committee appointed TO conduct
him TO chair. Mr. Low accordingly reinsaled and
appropriately returned thanks for his reelection
The following gentlemen reelected vice-Presdents
william Dodge. First vice,Presdenti Jonsthan s'urges
Second President Francis Lathrop Treaurer John
Austin Stevens, jr., Secretary.
THE COMMITTEES.
The following gentlemen elected on the different Com
EIscuIv. George opdys;, ohsirm,n' wsl.sr
Chrnden bennins Doer Richard W. Weston VAcAscr-Oeors
cos1IrHs o, GaBraArloy-wst.r s. Griffith, charman Geo
Is u .hoU III SsvSs 1885, As1 BRADFORD % iii Nay
OK my.
s'rruros ron rns s,yso' OF MsncsAsrs
eas.Iiha'i@ a Merritt TinSs @ sa
Kns Elected lsss tenn VIZ expire in 1865; Matthew M-uy'
Bo,no OF cossrssossHs o, PIors-RObe L. Taylor. Ezra
Tsu.IFr: senqoL TIE H.rDoH OF Srw
Wssr n,. ny. SsSs s. Ras Chairman
Abe A. Low Jane, Brown, William T. Coleman, Dennins Due
James tjalan John Austin Stevens. j..
THE BURNING OF vALPARAIso-KILPATRIcK NDoRsED.
The following resolutions were offered by Mr. T. NJ WET
Judson Kira,rick Minister Chill aud by commo
so,r Jon Rogers iu the
h.rbor their efforts TO maintain the rights and
ENDANGERED the boubsrdnens OF
be CITY naval Of Spain calls for the
Chamber the thanks OF
maintaining the inyoaby Of neu'
ira right, and property. r,
Ref Tha, ceri-s preceding be transmitted TO Gen XII
patrick and tho Secretary State Of the United
States
member doubted the prOprety of passing such resou
ton ut the present time, .
Mr. WEMoRE replied that they only thanked them for their
Another member that the only fault be had to find
with the action the gentlemen question was that they did
T6s sentiment drew forth the applause Of the audience and