New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-04
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a..', terminus BE ;, COMMERCE.
'uication be- Of q y meeting ofb
A,as PacJ, eSie1t was held last ga
md wo,s,: "afwe,, the chair.
i ty araco cte7 biz terary and treaser,
sal thsre his ~ 'A |eport aad statsnt
rece, he past yaa- s2f J..
ofG br "a BAL, reg h S20i7 67 oisbt.d.
dtctio, e Cbs E4it s. to be dislad
Yoot exDa. Unless there be "e-
! vs. ~, saaio; fhe receipts Gop76
| bint Yy .QU~ There were, Jaory
te, l.o members, and January 1876,
k,Mr. Forshey's motion, the rerts
ON, topted.
ID Howe, of the committee Gu ,gis-
on "a eported progress and,asked frher
'aG Ie would be happy to receiwany
ma fions froW members. to be pres led
ley eneral Assembly at any time.
fr Hftef time was granted, and alsOe .he
~ nitee GA the shoaIipg Of Lake mt
n Nafxn. where a survey by the Cited
{Stat tgineers would have TO be iade.
4 Gene Humphreys had written ajor
Hd"t lat none Of the appropriate. for
the nth of the river could be u.s.! for
that p1se. Messrs. Thompson ap1s az
didge 81 added to the committee.
Mr.. am, Of the committee on post al
servicest a communication asking fur.
ther tin, which was allowed.
Presi1Bussey stated he had APPOINTED
Profeastfrshey to the duty of rueeed
ing to Nington to lay before congress
: the mattt national aid for le,-es, and
he wouieNai Ain there during th session
: About $Spnld be needed, r,tion O
which wal (ady promised.
le Mr.. WyAffered the folcwir. resolu
20 tions, Whit re unanimously adopted:
u Whereast New Orleans Gambler O
Commerce sRn nsd iDformall, that il il
the purI ost1is maies'y Dom Pedro H.
Emperor atil, to visit th Cnltet
Mt States for e,Tp0se Of observig the po
ed litical. soclaA Industrial inst Il ions 9
\, the countfS4 OF being preset at tn
~ centennial e1a Ion OF Amarsan lnde
he pendence; anal
at. Whereas, IN be of recip ocal i'm
~ portance TO ttopulatlon of tlf Mlssl:
sippi valley, p the empire Md pee
PIE OF BRAN at the cOmnk rec be
he tween these interests shouE be d
direct AID c0H 5 possible: and.
az hereas, lhei1le Of the entire Sout
The and West, anae aefiaily of Louisiana. vi
the ever rememoe gratitude the kindnes
,h and lioeraiity 'sty eAteBdti ~ shos
~" of US who me- ted his empire; ther
nu- fore, II
me Resolrcd, I'll president of IN
Chamber be RI q cnnfa, with :.
Sae authorities of ef the Merchants f
Exchange anu ton Exchaige as
hed | the most apprN lOce OF inltlng b
majesty the Eut> Ii Brazil te land
JILL the port OF Ne>A st the 4 ost SUIT
r to BILE point troTGM TO tavene the !
terror of the NdtNhud Wess n Stat
of the Union his cf the rai!Io4
lhh' which concentra ant col. ,nunica
lita, with sil OF the psif fcom nerc Al cent?
Of the Union.
:, | Resolred, Iharktresid eIt associa
with himself ~ NObei-. az ne IA
the select, and thstss mu i,re to i
!. L. Chamber, IN rfat specis meetI
such results as \ ire ,s future
., ton. ~
nilar Du.;ac,, Euas
Hon. next business luierk tn, election
officers fer the ems,
e of Colonel sandidG,sk the ,uanim,
nate reelection of the ptn& cum INT.
: for Judge Howe. ID. kir, p,tt.rg
motion, it was carr.
COM President Busseyi h{ ID, It iecliI
a reelection, becaus utt 10 ,nou,
and he had not acted in d FL i, the Chi
ber, and his motiveigf4e 1t be unf
, Sem stood. He fully aphasdae hon1-
at it the confidence repOin +. The .
ssage year has been veryist b. but il
.ivate Chamber had not aisheahs wcrll
done such good worh ad Nm expee
lirect- it had done much. Id III It's org
nor to zation alive. In thett ye, it VIZ
h was have questions Of the heatestimportl
before it concerning titizen and
:, hrs; ness men Of LouisialTs shsld be
in 70. membered the Chamhs hss lare infiu,
rhers abroad. It's prophesi<re res with
.s,1ing terest all over thiississpi
On an. lev, and it might said il
ling to not "l'hooo A IL US
hat no country. If the Iners Wa
,ch a.. true to themselves, theaid shae :
al III. nres for substantial He tad
much upon his shculder, past Var
promised to be mere fl1l 10 t.
Any influence he might with nn
&c .ho of Congress, and he liver ben
- spoken. would bs exerttr the y
op''N the Chamber and for Lou 2, his q
:. Tomn. No man took er intsl
~ her welfare. Again ret,y than
~ " asked that the Chambelld bel
him for another year.
- a"S On Colonel Saadidge'slA Mess
N"e C. Raymond and JosepAgline
unanimously reelected iEnd
vice president, and also CAWill
,b sent Bnrwell as secretary and tter.
Messrs. SandiGge, kenn md
oeen ex- were appointed commAo
mas day names a5 tne seA' Pie
mos+,v standing committees.
n,;er Of Mr.. Bayley read the folloA D
Lou. NEW ORLEANS, Jark
oo0o " poa;5o,t and Mem bers OIL
ately set 70 tns CHAMBER Of Commerce: E
as they GENTLEMDN-Iuasmuch az, I
couple onarantine and public bea1
. =, NJ Importance to the commercS
u New Orleans, it seems eminty 1
own and submit the following addreio
lad with for YOU to act upon the sugk
SO badly offered; ~ ho noas;hla,
rise, ana TO prevent epidemics OF yellow
Orleans, and if SO, it nee de no
be lying show what woula 10 r1I H. =
r, nearly upon wv VI" knew what a dr
eing per- our prosperity this periodic
of the epidemics has oeen, anu 'ne'
aitv tn enlarge upon 1t.