The New York herald., 1877-08-30
MEETING OF GOVERNORS.
PATRIOTIC SPEECHES FROM THE STATE EAEco-
rIvEs-PRAcTICAL SUGGESTIONS ON THE La
BoB QUESTION.


BoB QUESTION.
(BY rELEGrAPH TO THE HERALD.
PnLApELPHIA, August 20, 1871
The half dozen visiting Governors to day taken
10 see the Permanent Exhibition, where they were
received by Prssidsns Norton the energetic gentle
man who has recently assumed charge OF the great
show and by the members Of the Exhibitors Associa
ton Mr.. smons, the president OF the lat
ter organization. made an address OF welcome
ana followed by Mr. Morton with few
words Of similar import The speech in reply, on be-
hall OF the guests. made by Governor Aztell of
New Mexico, but several Of the other distinguished
officials also made brief aud pleasant speeches. Gov
ernor Axte speaking Of the labor questions apropos
OF the products displayed at the Exhibition, sad:--
We ce to-day that the labor question Is Of more inn
portance than any other before the American people.
We feel that thers place where 1t bc so ap-
propratey considered as this grand industrial ex-
hibition-
WESTERN viEw.
There is no waste so great as the waste OF labor.
Whom wlng hands idle there IS the greatest loss
that can happen 10 mankind. A days labor lost
be rega,ned. Coming from the most distant
State II Is expected that some suggestion could be
offered by him. This Is mos. genial summer. The
the source from which derive
prosperity. In hrs journey through the States
ves and plenty IN the land. II is
almost incredible that could pass through
1900 miles OF such plenty, aud that any be idle
such n land II we DO aught TO promote the grand
end of afording occupation lor all we should do
We not distressed by Bounded Ny the Atlantic
ana Pacific oceans, we are not compelled 70 keep up
great standing army, and our new Europe has not tho
great complications VI The old ais not possible that
some great capitalists could put forth their money"
he asked, I'm forwarding great improvementsW II
would De better tor tue government to honestly OK
pend money in Improvements There has been too
much rerencnment
GOVERNOR PORTER.
Governor Hartrant1 ot Penpsyivsnia, in calling
upon Governor Porter OF Tennessee, Tor few WORDS
alluded 10 MN Zone TO whom want TO introduce
you; u gallant gentleman. whom ! never met lntil
now, although we eniesvorea 10 eucb other tho
field at lolx range ny looking from h'lops and
through held glasses"
Governer Porter, u ine looking sodl lcrlv man. was
an officer with the conlederacy, serving through he
rebellion. Hence Governor Harranit's playful alu.
sion. The Southern Governor sgid In tho course OF
graceful itto speech - hnd hore, lnd nt home
spirit vi concord aud fraternity AS IN tho od ante
beltam times We are prosecuting with grea. energy
the arts oi peace. We nave been inspired by
sy the hand OF adversely has been hard upon US,
we present u held more inviting than any other We
have hclus and mountains OF iron and coal metals
with no HANDS TO work them.
WARM WELCOME TO LABOR.
The Southwest invites all unemp. Dyed aud The dis
satisfied people should 90 SCUM, and cordial wecome
awaits them. We have ceased TO inaulre anything
aoout nationality, politics or religion; honest
Jubce Familiar with the sentiment OF the people of
Tennessee seen from perfect OF the state,
know what tney ieel ana think there is good will
tho part OF all, and the period has been
reached when they csase TO inquire OF man .wnat
was hls position during the war" conclude by re-
peating my thanks to the management, aud tnat II
Will be gra ilyiEg for the people OF Tennessee
that stand as their bct0ro The people
Of Pennsylvania, on an equality with all and every
Commonwealth.
GOVERNOR Axrnoxy's ADDRESS
Governor Antnony made short speech after he
La In q M nj 6nVvn
rs he came from state where they shoot Journalists
for telling tho truth In the course oil patriotic ad-
but the peoples day. No greater honor
can we'll be conferred upon me tnan 70 bo
present ut TINS representation OF thrccquartcrs
OF million oi people. He regretted that
so fow Governors were present. but did not regret his
visit II only onc-ha were present. IL Is grand CON-
mencement tnat will grow. il well may be the com.
crcemcnt Ot new order Of things, when Zach year
all the Governors shall meet 10 counsel together
THE INDUSTRIAL REVIEW
II is not yet known tnat the industrial review, as
II Is TO take place tonorrow Unt in view Of the
discomfort among the workingmen anu TIE influence
oil the new labor party The attendance may be small
Tue following significant aud ominous handbIll being
industriously circulated tonight The initials ". y.
U. >. stand for 1.-The WorKingmcn's Party OF the
United States:"-
WoRxrSGMKN-Thc Mayor having invited the working
attend tho meeting Oft Governors, Thursday
would down ieow wOrkinen demanding living
from itch corporations. nnd who dened
else OF our constitutional right 70 penceaby assemble TO
nsider grevanccs therefore, let assem- bic
meeting. thursday August b. 1877, halipast live
o'clock r. Elm avenue opposite The west end OF
the Main Building
by order the German section of the gmen's
Party OF the United states.
There Will be speaking IN German and English.