New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-11

could be present and Introduce Senator Conkng TO
the citizens expected 10 do and Isaac II
Bailey was selected 70 perform the task. The
crowd grew impatient rs tho hours OF waiting
heightened, and INDUCED ia numerous private
discussions. and In mirthinl talk At IL o'clock
Gilnorc's Band. numbering sixty pieces. reached
the hotel and took its position on the sidewalk
IN front OF the main entrance. Two calcium lights at
tached to the ampposs each side OF the front port
co, sent forth bright glare. selection from william
Tell opened the 5crcnade. and was followed by Way
down upon the swance River"
Tie people about the hotel numbering about 1900,
then began TO cheer for senator Conkng
Judge Dittenh0efer stepped forward and said
Fellow Citizens: have been appointed 10 inform you
that the Hon. Isaac H. Bailey will welcome the great
Senator his 20 the STATE that honors ana al
mres him
senator Conkng. accompanied by Mr.. Bailey, then
came forward and hearty cheering the band play ing
&" Hail To the Chief Mr. Bailey oFerad con-
ordinations upon the iecit0us D'casioh' IN
which ali could meet upon common ground
10 welcome hearty the Senator who repre-
sented York in the Congress OF the United staes
Ho then referred briefly to Mr. Conkugs twenty years
service, and his in the Committee OF Commerce ~
emitting him especially to this mark OF esteem ana
welcome. People nowadays. he thought, PAID 700
little attention to public affairs and knew 700
little ABOUT public men, and had thus helped
to degrade politics. There very few things IN the
life OF laborious that were at all cOnnecte"
with politics political considerations, com pared WIN
many things which be IN c0mmitteeroom0 elsewhere was
constantly doing for the material interests OF the
country and vet people apt talk about states
man a. II he were merely politician. Mr.. Conk-
ling, he said. had paid to the state OF New
York infinitely than he had received
FROM IT, and in twenty years Of public service no STAN
attached 10 his The speaker considered II
source Of qualification hat the people OF NeW-forA hu
restored 10 them gentleman who has been hentined
with the best interests OF the country and mad always
been engaged in promoting them"
Address OF SENATOR CONKLfNG.
At the conclusion o. Mr.. Baileys remarks Mr. Cohk
lin made the following address:
This greeting. more than realize If gratifying
10 me- After tossing la chill winds aud rains on foanins
seas sometimes IN lhe sweep OF polar ileat" thei r.
something unknown before in tue corhaliy OF ne,gh
bofS ami riends n the taanhfuines- OF se2g YOU ai
seeing America again, want 90 say W"ri b. lt''e ol
the good ships which carried us safely 10 ana Io-the
No.l and the Neckag-and Of their officers and men t
pleasure % testify as al my fellow p'-e Ssls ~oi
Of the the courtesy the comfort ana ABOVE ~
the ,camanship ami ssie 70 be found Oh the 'Hps Oh
the North German Loyfs.
honor u this welcome tnose words ,.ilil y. 2o-cI'
and then prudent man would stop II 20 on on N,
than went Never before was proud oi my country
and NV coun,rymen. or 30 content with them. Mindful
of much courtesy aud hospitality abroad, vas AuaL
to find 30 te a. envy or wiin to trin-aanted 10
our land Great Britain has of course The accumulated
results OF many generations. she mas hau eigt cen
turtles Of paraments aud OF power, and sue mas
taken tribute from hall the world Time and en-
tailrd estates have piled mp colossal wealth., ihd-
yidual family and aggregate. But IN ciVhailon' M
rfn.rI intelligence actual progress, and
t an I'm tEe nrorDfse of the future America. souue
80. - nj .briur froff A cnfnp.r,.ou In public
'-roae aud r..fhods of nearly every kind. We
,i No. Ia~.ir,-i fl.,, would NOS bee endured. Tel
.o-ti,. h. t1F.rI.r Ia, .urg Rlilvar ,ervc. iu
8. desti+rre of fariufies comforts aud corv .ul-
80, --ti, b.r. .r. ,,,Iter. of cour.e everywhere:
p tbe-. is on. piece of wisdom in England ny which
~. YORK ,qe fli~ht pfofL mean rapit
snf ,,,,,, transit In london London. with DO, OOO.0OO
-. .f,L lfr.4r- ,uf la directions.
~ ~ c.i.. ,l.. tl.f. l,i.uit ami expensive allt
.t, az .i,.r Tor rrif transit reaching ai .i,
an -,~t.rs so opa .,r--r OF travel vii suffice .0t
gr.t,tI ,nr.r Inc c,l.rd dlv TO ana fr1. Tie
a .,rt... +r+.r.-ft flt heart Oh CITY.
-, ie am a .,~.,4 channel az traffic aud travel.
aud v.t foe width of .u.ce occupied De the
-,..t .fI -ba ,g,-,utlr, M ina river And fErn
, min, I,a pn Nofth River OH one -.le and East
-- t ~. win ~. Ter .fl,ailltie- ,,e what -le
-., +,.,,. .ul oi.,-.I..I i-lc.4- nv ul-
tA' ,l',.' '' @ l,' mi 800. n 1.,-+5 M h.'.
80 IL ..,.i,.l ,9i,-f,- o-,t .ii..,fy h,
-''' .,,.r --...toi ~ tom, Tr..a
j l' '' .-, ~ ,,tf -bi. .ygli Ier docks
-..ft d.. - .f,. .,arti.'l saline.
- , ,,,'' Gan ,u n ,ubattan Island long and
49,. - ~ ',I ri..rnfyr- Aeurir- -u4tn Zines only
mn -.,ifh rrr. need like ;l.I4 la.
elected uuuI prooerty commerce. population and every
5,-'t ~ fbo ri.y - lur,-siny because men and us-
.onr.t f., moved suuuIe rate. zine
- -,.,,,,i ~, man ,gro snow. N..-, 0r, can Will
1,., l, nor t1ar.4 sfre.n that -puvteu BuyviI aua
~; jt.r, nave not long ago been lrou 80 together and
iermina fScte5 f,r ootu aud sea--oin traffic cre
ated TOT tAe "L-. M Ia - :, ny r a i'm, ,,,
t,tt n.i.I ON hi, SUBJECT canine. help spolaIuz OF
first nom ~ ot looking INTO the Races Of those
20 nae TvI i t Pm one -l.r struck me u
wlich YOU wiz gladly be reminded tnat Il tie
msgLa.ilIlty ~ Germany dud Vcrriih1 Luis a -.i-
nHar| Hg be- d isHf .afI fH II