New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-17
THE ARCTIC WORLD.

REMARKS OF CHrKP-JUsrICE DAILY DR. I. l. HAYES.
CAPTAINS BURLINGTON AND TYSON. AND THE
HON. HENRY c. MURPHY.
mat the intense sympathy for and keen
curiosity regarding the hardy courageous survivors
OF the famous Poaris expedition which was aroused
when the news reached this country OF their escape
not suosided, all who saw the immense multitude at
Cooper Institute last evening were ready to admit The
was grand ovation to the hardy and the
applause particularly when Chester forward. was
ooafenng. Upon the stage seated beside the
PRESIDENT OF the American Geographical Society Chief
Justice DAILY Of the Court Of Common Pleas. Peter
Cooper the venerable Henry Grinne. who at his own
expense fitted out the frat expedition in this region in
search OF Cir John Franklin DIR. Hayes, the eminent
Arctic explorer. who made the principal speech OF the
evening; ex-senator Henry G. Murphy Judge Peabody.
j. Carson Brevoort John T. Agnew VIM Remsen. Fred.
A Conkng. f. A. Stout, George Moore, exJudee Davies
and others 1.-THE Poars party present Capt
Tyson. Capt BuddingoD, Frstoicer Chester. william
Hindemanu, Fred Jamks, Fred Antig. Noah Hays, and
| the EsQuimsux Joe Hannah, and Pinney. Upon tho
platform were Esquimaux boots and Shoes and stock
ings made OF sesskn miniature dogsieds, such
used by DR.. Hayes In his memorable trip: pair OF
| EsquimauK pantaloons, showing that there. IA the
exhibitor remarked. the ladies the broeches."
These nicely embroidered and made OF the skin OF
the silver seal those by made out OF the
skin Of the polar bear There oassocks OF men and
children. waterproof made from the ncstnes OF the
seal. boats used by both which different
In construction: EsqumauK lamps. wsirus tusks aud
skulls and Esquimaux hut In miniature.
The Geographical Society, after being called TO order
by CheJustce DAILY dispensed with the reading Of tho
minutes OF the Last meeting and all business except that
of admitting to fellowship the following among other
| gentlemen:
ChiefJustice waito Cen W. T sherman. u. 3. A.; the
Hon. Geo. NJ Robson Admiral David ID Porter u n;
VIM. Cullen Bryant, Baron 0fenborg. VIM j. McAlpine,
the Hon. Roscoe Conkling Gen. W. s. Hancock U. 8 A.
Dillon. VIM. III. MACY, the Hon. Henry Wilson.
WhteIaw Reid. Leut.-Com manier Henry z. White,
toS Msrbie the Rev. Msnry ward Beeo1er Cornelius
Vanderbilt, Charles ssorrs. Gen A. f. Bur9sde tho
Dana, Lloyd Aspinwali the Rev. WIN. Adams ID D.;
WIN IL vanderbilt the Hon VIM H'yemeyoI e. Elisha
Arthur Leary. De wit G. Littleohn, Gen; M r Mae
Msbon Franklin Osgood. Francis 5kildy. VIM. Voorh'.
the Hon. Oliver p. Morton. the Row Horato Potter the
Hon. Lueen Birdseye De WHY Everett r Wheeler.
Vincent IT,, Niles Bradley. Archibald Johnston. Her
mann ii. Cammsnn, Willard Bartlett Charles 5. Wey,
Coesroft the Rev Robert Il. Booth. D. D.. Maj. Gen.
Rufus ingalls,, U. s. A., the Hon M CarpentGr l. W.
ker M d.. Henry q. Chapman
Judge DAILY then said. after the list had been read and
| approved:
| Tho Meeting OF this evening ladies' and gentlemen,
has been specially appointed for tue reception OF the
surviving officers and crew OF the Polarls Applause
society felt that due 70 them that they should
no. only Individual body invite them to this re-
ceptlon but that they should ask the public 70 unite
TO the whole county and which is acknowledged in
other lands in respect expedition. they who took
part In entitled TO this mark Of public acknowl-
| edgment for what has been accomplished by tho
| expedition. and they are entitled TO an onsr OF
| sympathy on account OF their extraordinary escape
When you think OF IT, how 10 meu aud women, noseng
upon cake of ice IN darkness from OCT l, until MAY
loi days. or months aud hai-Deing AZ one time
reduced to biscuit apiece and small piece o. penn
mican, saved from the most horrible OF all deaIns-
famine-Oy the accidental capture OF oear-wnen You
think OF them floating from the s0tn TO the pm uegee
OF latitude nothing like in the whole history
OF disaster do not propose ladies and gen
temep. say anything ia respect 10 polar exploration
III sS member Of the Society Dr. Hayes who
achieved many aurels in the very region IA which tue
occasion him in respect TO tnat expedition
that which would come more properly from MIN
the most distinguished OF living Arctic explorers.
dag ladies' and seatiemsn vent on the rst
expedition OF wilkes 1t has been further to the south
aoated. lApplause It went the FIRST expedition
sen, BY Mr. Grinnen and IAN zane bach Il went again
| Grinnelps request. to the hands OF Hal lAgPauss =
went with h snOT r S1s I0T REQUESTS me to say
can expedition which 70 be lifted out Tor the discovery
| OF the pole, but not for any other
At the concuson OF Judge Days remarks he intro
duced DIT. Hayes, who came forward and assisted his
hearers to clearer understanding OF his address by
means OF large map at the rear OF the stage. Dr.
| REMARKS HAYES
| Mr. PRESIDENT AND FELLOWS OF THE AMERICAN
| GEOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY LADIES AND GENTLEMEN:
will not detan you There is here metal more at
tractye" You have before you the officers and crew OF
the Polars whom you been invited to meet aud TO
whom you would do honor The ChiefJustice, as Presi
dent OF this Society has invited me 10 speak few words
in relation TO tue general subject OF Aretc eosra
Inc map behind me. which speaks for itself IL shows
sds we have the northern coasts Europe and Asia
the other side, North America ana In CONTINUOUS
zIbIa Against this land lies the great Arctic belt
barrier. which has THUS lar denel az INC en- rs oa