New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-19
THE NATIONAL CONTENTION or MANU-
FACTURERS.

CLEVELAND. Ohio, Dec 1S.-The National
Convention of Manufacturers assembled in tins city this
morning az 10 o'clock About 200 delegates present.
representing Maine Vermont, Massachusetts, Connect-
cut New-York Maryland Pennsylvania. West Virginia
Ohio Indiana Illinois, Wisconsin, and Michigan. John
Newberry OF Detroit chosen temporary Chairman,
and L. b. sldway OF Chicago temporary Secretary AFTER
a recess the Committee on Permanent Organization
reported through T. b. Ward. Chairman, the following
permanent officers OF the Convention: President, b. W
RAYMOND Illinois. representing the watch interest
cotton interest Charles Dickinson OF Connecticut brass,
German silver, and copper T. W. Gates OF Illinois ma
w COchrane Of Massachusetts shoe and leather D. r.
Burshard Of Wisconsin. furniture; T. w stevens Of Penn
svvaua iron: d. NJ Richardson Of Michigan, matches;
preserved smith Of Ohio, builder Robert MOngOm-
ery of Indiana furniture; b. f. Hamilton OF Maine cot
Jaspcr T. Williams Cleveland II. McAnister, r Phila-
delphia A. r. Goshorn Cincinnati f. i. Waters Massa-
/ and Mr. RAYMOND took the chair, briefly returning
thanks for the honor conferred by the Convention
I = EeWberry offered the following resolutions
hsros proposition and call for The CnIeuton Wanated from
we p t te. WHICH they wished considered by his 6oaren
ton and whereas he delegates appointed TO this Contention we're aP
! pointed under sach cam Therefore,
E,sos That as the purpose for which this Convention vas
upon manufactures aud Ieep uie Ana 70 ess S
mode Of assessment and collection % tns revenue snu
,e', NOV, r o. ls,s1 Te, g''''
Eftera brief discussion Il was adopted unanimously.
A General Committee to whom should be referred al
the resolutions memorials &C. for consideration and re
| port was appointed follows Maine, n A. Dow. H. r.
Hamilton; Massachusetts, +. i. Emery, VIM G. Punkett
Connecticut, Chas Dickinson, Geo. johnson NewYork
Jobn Williams Geo W Chadwick; Pennsylvania, H. W.
Oliver ir A Campbell Maryland, Jas. A. Garry g. y
| Tiffany; Ohio, E. II. Burton James Mason; Indiana
Robert Montgomery Illinois, s. l. Russell, Chas H. WI
son. Wisconsin L. Blossom, Geo. Estery Michigan T.
| n Ward d. NJ Richardson; Vermont, j. VI. WOOdInan
The Committee were Instructed TO receive and consider
a tbe resolutions suggestions aud memorials submitted
10 them The Convention then adjourned until q oeioOA
| this afternoon. o,.u.o,
The afternoon session Of the Manufacturer Conyen
ton was a short Mr.. Raymond. President called ~
Cocbrane Vice President from Massachusetts, to IN,
Chair who will hereafter preside. The Committee on
Resolutions Is in session. They carefully preparing
reuort and will submit IL tonight The time Of the Con
venton was spent IN hearing answers 20 invitations
Committees on arrangements Letters wereTead from ,
Hon D. A Wells Commissioner OF the Revenue; seIh'9
Reyerdy Johnson kepresentat'9s D. L. MoorheaVW iam
! Lawrence and J. A. Garfield, Ohio; Cows. CTapQ o.
1Tcbgau and Baker Of Ohio; Hon. l. Hayes OF boston
snben Colwc of Philadelphia aud others, al express
inc the fullest and most cordial sympathy win W 90
ies Of the Convention. Those of Mcsrs. Wells, Moore
head Kelley and Morro were referred 20 the Coinn'''
/ Oh Resolutions 81, a. ,,-,-t,g
The Convention lcas5eubIea M O'CLOCK ilis ',,I
inc Committee on Memorials and Resolutions nAuS