, 1873-10-24
The Subject Ably Discussed from
All Its Bearings, ::
The Finance Committees Report Sub
mitted and Discussed.
Visit to the Board Of Trade and Drive
About Town.

Vfcit tn ftn nNard oc Trade and Drive |
About Town,
MORNING SESSION.
TIE NATIONAL, HOARD OF TRADE
reassemb1cl Yesterday morning pursuant to adjourn
.nent President rrney in tie Chair.
Prayer by tho Nev. DR.. Powers.
WHY puFrALo WAS NOT FULLY REPRESENTED.
Mr. Dorr OF Buffalo, expa,uc.l that the Rnnll at-
trnunce Of tlolegatcs from there was not owing to
1och NJ tntcrcs. Int lin inability Of the delegates TO
nttend lIe read olcarafn from, Tho Buffalo Board Of
Trade oxprcsstrg Its sympathy with tho meeting.
TIE RICHMOND DELEGATION.
Tho Committee on Credentials, through Mr.. How,
reported, recommending tho admission Of tho hsch-
nort 1ccc,tcs IN scats m lin foor without tho pyIy-
ncSe OF debating or so'lns; ,u,o,,,,, ,,r .,,o o,,r
Mr.. DurWc said le y0,1cncu personally Tor tAe cnar-
acter of those DELEGATES, mud that my imputation
.bat thov wero in INV way unworthy wns
utterly rnfoundcd. Ho desired them admit
ted to tho privileges Of debate. They camo
.'t llo, 1,aI ~ an"ss ~ 7sao
anu 1t was their due to he allowed 10 Spear " wae
m a w a Of tue
ainn 10 which theirs was but as worm-hoo in bar
rc still. 1t was which tho Board had once sane
Toned and therefore they should now DO allowed tho
privilege Of discussion. lIo moved to 30 amend the
resolution as TO- give !. them. ane s!no T o. 'e'n'
had won inc ll'nois Ierf'tory lor ,no unou: nit,
Tho Chair thought this was wandering btt1e.
Mr. fto,uton seconded tho amendment. IIe could
mi ocrco with a1r nurwc1, rouaons. uo regretted to
bear him Say these gentlemen or nc lnsc "ero repro
sonng my special measure. for Aimaen' he was ae
an t,o n,t,.to.,nr, -. Ia ,ro, onv othcr auhteet
Mr 1urwe1l lp ornlanea m m that ho would advocate any
ou,la. fro from the ,Sest to tho East but he came with
apecia knowledge on cerain question, not specially
aSiiIa and solely REPRESENTING my ono interest.
carefully considered the matter. While in their loara
aa.st,ers:,, ~ mo ma s,.o ttctr ducs ware
mond gent1emen ~ my uae etns' 'uel' ua,' VIZ
In forn but the gentlemen could not at aiuco they
had mt hem Delegates Of one ycats standing, To
opon the door now would oo to establish most i'm
proper preccdent. Ii Tue nlcnnona 8eh,len'en "ese
lot in, thon those from Quincy ahould be "fnfse md
tben t,,o.a from nny organization anyvl,oro. 1Ie felt
s1 .nsso H.. nto,,n,,,1 ,o,r1c int l..
me klnaes, 1ee"saa ioe u.o ta sa,. ~ ,,sa,sa
ud ho5 aeel lnchea 10 s'o .Ao'' sae fsn' "
Almost equivalent to that OF Volih2.
daepntes woro not eyon members Of the Board they
renrrsented.
Tho amendment vas agreed to.
rhe resolution ae amoudul was ADOPTED
COURTESY TO QUINCY
Mr. How. from the same Committee reported, ,rsoom-
mendtuo that Mr. Joseph Arnot of Quincy, lo admit
led to a seat without power to talk OR vote.
Mr.. Nazro, of Boston, moved to amend by allowing
The gentleman tho privilege Of desate but Withdrew
whon ho learnel tbat tho Quincy Board wes not In
rool standing
Mr.. uow's motion was then adopted.
Mr.. Bromberg of Mobile, moved to refer to the
Transportation Cun,,tteo without debate tho prop
ost,on relative to the Bureau Of informal Improve
mcnte.
Tho motion VIVA agreed to.
Mr., How announced that tho carriages for tho OK
rrsion would be at tho Pacific 1Iotel at O'Clock.
REPORT or THE COMMITTEE ON TRANSPORTATION.
The spcca, order being tho report Of the Committee
on TRANSPORTATION. was takon up.
The resolutions wero read ~ follows:
fsolptd That increase Of facilities anil cheapeuiug
Of rates Of transportation bttweon tho interior aud
EcAboard arc no longer 70 DO considered measures o.