The New York herald., 1877-08-25
NATIONAL BOARD OF TRADE.
LAST DAYS observation-disclosures TO DE ASKED
TO SECURE AN INTERNATIONAL MONETARY
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ADOPTED.

LAST DAYS sEssIoN-CoNoREss TO BE ASKED
TO SECURE AN INTERNATIONAL MONETARY
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ADOPTED.
MILWAUKEE. Wis, August "a, 1877.
The National Board OF Trade reassembled at ten
O'Clock this morning J. D. Hayes, OF Detroit, pre-
sentod report In favor Of establishing department
OF commerce, the chief oflcer OF which was 10 bc
member Of the Cabinet.
Tho following resolutions submitted by tho Chicago
Board OF Trade. taken up:-
Where's Gcny.ss by an act revising the coming basis
proSas for any silver sn 5 es
The sy shs
reducing IFS bullion value relatively gold below what
ans s m%s. @s s "ssaSy destroy sy'aay n
ms "d 10 o q
utility 'asdmm BY rhieh the values Of other conn conn
mercal value wei. among nations among ndvidnals
%ere" nations "p"n dercnt wn o. rusns Of valuation
can only !ssu. In and in loss to those & pH Inc
other, ia tho past tho United
valued: and whereas is deemed desirable. II were
stock % ssu sss ID rs. %
Resolved. That The National Board nf Trade respectfully
upon Congress that immediate steps be taken TO
secure an monetary eonyention
fishing Il possible Valuation between gold
Of s.chanre such ecnven9n TO the
sn% r may % 70 an nj m o the
people Of the United States
Tho resolution adopted with only negative
vote. The resolution submitted by tho Ctncinnati
Chamber Of Commerce was then taken up as iolows:-
Resolved. That the National Board Of Trade in view Of
;ica q .p.s:s payments
.sS @ q s % ~: ss Of Il
nS ~ Of the SsS % the the
time Of the Of said act unit of money value
Mr. Cans, Of Cincinnati spoke at length in support
The debate was continued by Messfs winscr, OF
Philadephja; Ropes, OF Boston; Buchanan, OF Trcn-
ton; snow, Of New York, and Montgomery, of Port
Mr.. Taylor, Of CINCINNATI. moved an amcnument,
limiting tho coinage 10 $5o,oooooo Adoptod-feas
The vote on the resolution resulted-Yeas II, nays
H. not twotnrds in tho affirmative, 80 the resolution
was declared defeated.
THE COMMITTEES.
Tho committees werc announced as follows:-
On Canadian Reciprocity-M Messrs. Fracy, Phladel-
phia; Stranahan, New YORK; Hill, Boston; McLarep,
Milwaukee,; Hersoy, Portland Bogard. Baltimore
Dour, Buffalo; Hayes Detroit, and Esgcn, Chicago
Alien, Milwaukee; Allen, Philadelphia, Chlttendcn,
Now York; Pummer, Boston; McCrca, Chicago;
cnS Fox Of tho
United States Postal Commission addressed the Board
in support oil the following resolutions
Resolved That tho Interests q tho msrcsntie and eu.
propriaton. Tor the 0ies Department maae, ike
ss"ss Of the sorvice Without special references
Eesoica That the constantly increasing demands for
ns
between the East and West and between the North
and south.
Resolved That to obtain the greatest efficiency in the
service the Postmaste! General should have power 70
be snted and that provision bo made deter
any differences that arise between the
npcnt and the cnrrying companies.
Resolved, That increased appropriation Is
rponded enable the Post Once Department furnish
with postal service in proportion It's
territory and population equal to that Of the other
tions of the country.
The resolutions were laid the table, under the
rules.
Resolutions were adopted. directing that memorial
addressed to the President OF the United States by
the National Board Of Trade, recommending The APP
pointment as far as possible, OF men TO foreign
sulships who are familiar with the manufacturing IN
terests of this country and that system OF reports
turers least the wants aud needs OF
different countries whcn may be supplied by Amer.
can products.
Ator the customary vote Of thanks the Board ad-
tourned sine DAG.