, 1873-10-25

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nd u"stt 70 uajonrn s,so Io. ia lin mrtcr
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ehtral nyrr esistY roas's. II" guvu his rea nu- H.
xa to G"sr far ait s Ssta vsfnent s's i"aHs tq
tefoneo Ill thu n'n''naenrnt Of railway luoa. -
Mr Fair'auk. of chicnao, nai,l lie subject w,s II
It ,lie Nsw York session. and ngsu op, and II wnnl
s o c"r sss ,'tss ,so sss ii il S y.
interests, wora iooklns for action Ly o Eaonu
bad IsS s tic 1eiertnee. s'aa' an
NJ. bonner suggeatcd il wos,lt 'I ie vel, Ia r6eom
eat tho subject to the special COMMITTEES wh or,iur
uiarpro M :, ~ saturday morning, the comeo to
NJ asno accepted this, and tho motion was sarcct
eo. essrs. j. L. anno' Of = tnn cina|nna aRee,, oon
oFocseF. Of noaton wcre adcd to tho Committee. @D'
n, 1a,,ta TmE taialr-nulLDisa QUESTION REVIVED
sSn sSs to .n a1ow ,, Hmsrean ,c,
hd been defeae To would rator nS ao ahs @ a
ASo an e 5 IT, tesg ss m1s' .,
ave Tor tue purpose Of moving to reconsijur
,,,a aus mouon to reconsider wus carrtelycas 80
Tbs following resolution, tho third in TIM lI1. or
sho4e presented BY tho E1esyo Council on tho nrat
ny a o. sae session In relation to sbudlng, wus thon
!iesolred, That jaatice to tho shipown!ng interest,"
dean anS psa 9at WsFs a , Sf IL ' nnt9ns ako
s1si t. o pass s G5 %
own haR, on the payment of reasonable luty.n :
,A At. cookc of cnciunat moved. aB an amen'lment,
;' ~ sss sa % sa % 'sssss
tton md i vas ndoped by 80 10 Is. Thots voting In
the Affirmative were; w Nazio: nont, aud Eoursc, Of
Ssysr sni ae aane va c3n:.na. 1a a;'fsSe sS
isy,, Of 5efei La.shaE. of Kansas 0ity; Smith,
sna ;n P;;7ser Masters Hrsse
man. Massey, Ai,nan, and Gray, Of rniialelnl.ia.
Ssssy asDsysnGs Rfovs1ss n9Sass' xe,s
s!ta e aesss'ss sssast9p 1'55 Bsrs f.
Ner s' o1esss xes9a n.ssa q Il f9nise fni
fsnh fSsIn'1 N,m MSsfey Il Hssks md sson Of
Loo and stouc, Of wilmington, "-7D'' W. e'' A0aS
tho report and resolutions Of tho
COMMITTEE ON RECIPROCAL TRADE
With Canada wAa noxt taken up.
Mr. Mslaren, Of hwaukee, said tho Committee did
but rio lit rssoiaoa Tea.
atnsd views expressed by tho Board on previous oe
TIE aras and second resolutions were adopted, aa
"Rsso!ptd. That this nonrd has learned with n,caa-
ure Of the prompt action of tho Dominion Covert S,
nent In inquirlng into the wreck Of tie aphadei |
ana IN placing buoy at tie spot where tho dis
nIf,orta mat ln vsw of the larger claes ct vessos
nj
Canaaan canals now going o tho necessity for n1orc
Thorough supervision Of these common watcra Is mn
e 10 present Ills SUBJECT o pnsoSy sIoDy nar nstsas It
Tsads ~ order TINT tao attention Of tho Doninion
navigation, Il Any such ue foun, uay bo removed.
noar of rao 1Se Sevr y Of the Dominion
noard certain regulations Of tho United sate, = rrena
ury, requring al Canadian vcsscs, md American yos-
report Mt Duncan city, aud there procure cIsxraneo
f1r tho pert Of destination, aud >'e''AAe'
ow7lcrr mud ohora interested in navigation. q e n
necessarily oncsous aud hrdenaome to tsaae. CAUSING
sssous u1as 70 sesses tn tho prosecution Of thcir
E<:ortd Thst tho Executive Council be instructed
ury respectfully request lin, Il nos u tpeeusstss.
with tha Interests Of the public rovenuc allow III
Like Michigan without being compcllrd to renort NJ
any inlcr.nauiase port" ~ .
When the sAild ono was taken IN. Mr. uow,an, a,,a
ey Iroa literal, and eastsfactorso Cspads
th It tie representatives, OF tlo Dominion felt It %a
aIr. Hswiey, of Dstroit, read ' long speech mude
siss sGS ssass so sgo " M 10y explaining ho leno0s
qu.ny he favored the resolution, Which was adopted
"MnEafAs Tho National Board Of Trade has, ut
every suita1o Cpl ortunity einro s organization en-
ino'std thu principle Of tho frccst possible
sS M M I3 twe The Can
'ue WSs2sl1ecnts 4 Of our reyenuo systen, and
~ eoascon e u ls hs sS
he hntnsse nen of this country, TINT Important con
.essIok ~ 1he interchange OF commodities might be
nade by 10th countr1cs which would Bnrye to nnte-
ally increase the trao between them aud rclie9s i.
,rom ,hs many yezntous re'riotons to which 1t
, WntaIAs, This Board has reason to believe that d
me nu'no1s community ~ ana psoe Of Gambia
nst ,r sno ponnion Government il prepared inset
4nseasaons tn trado rclatons "A would be mutually
",WnERE1s, Tho treaty Of 1884, between Great c,
etatn and The United stea, having bceu abrogatcd
and desirable h rst ls
sE rs and new treaty should be taken by
" Eesorsd Thnt tho Executive Council ta bersbv Il
sf pasis st tp1eyg p ao
tate Department u Negotiating tTeaty WITH S't9 raae 1ae
,si,an Tor such of The rcsulaons,
sates % would Ge mutually advantageous and tend ST
facilitate the freest interchange Of necessary COM IN
,odi;tee and als0 to for American vessoa hs
the s4no conditions as Canadan vee.els use them de
na no Exeeuys Council Is Instructed to take neas. tit
Ill, and urge its passage" by
An INVITATION TO PHILOSOPHER iii
Inc ioHow1gg latter was read by the Secretary: pu
ssss1 .s IL fssobbca & saS so,tsv =,
nas yoa greeting i recognizes you belonging 70
ss 81 Esea e
s Tls psops Nelsa sololy to wisdom' JUS Sen
ss as sao5
10 Executive COMMITTEES of our Society extend cor. the
~ Invitation 10 you, ns society. and tndiYduals ep
attend cur noxt regular public meeting at whjch mr. w.,
1gual paper OF The Itaws Of Comnsrce viii BE- 'ue
scented re by ono Of our members. We meet et me-
.lock on Saturday evauug, i the Methodist Church Th
III ~ H. u o1atK and washington streots In
CHICAGO f}ri "a is7a -. W. GMoAAs, Was
II received, aud thunts tcndoraa rsr ~ i the
ytAtion. ~ AVA 'o Vo.@e VII
wamk: a w. u hAnsaB C!ty, and Hoton, Of trai
nluitec " ~ "P'A's''o- and
STATE Diets. por
me next proposon thu programme was one sub aud
ea ~ Now Osieaus to limit sla,o debs so ms 10 opi,
Ir Dlrwsil G5 mt ueo bo,. o,.. enc
tted except by tie B.atea theserce G. ~ ns 18ge
heress could not do IT. nor the National Dourl 1Ia turl
sts "ot' iue saoIeet, WAlch ~ns Ut present i gest
Tr Hoitoo n, ,ru,v,u,,oo ..,,.,,.. of
1h The n,errnna trnr H. kua ~ " queat1on % btf
tr IN onin{on ~ Wfsnan, s11 cuIMtry might to
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