The New York herald., 1877-09-05

ordeal OF criticism untl AIS to his constuency
a unel ne could give al account Of hs Stewardship
rs .ane 10 earn what he could by seeing other StateR
ne han seen The Exhibition n, Phiiadelpha and
GLAD u Mas 10 be made perpetual He felt the need ol
,,,a sowva1ans hAe ms TO unity the county. Lera
ioss'A"on on hnance aud Interstate rela,
tlons was needed, and more common sense
ana peace resting on the everlasting power
OF human righ and justice anu prosperity.
The recent agitation about labor and capital Wa ony
the resping OF tue harvest demagogism Il was the
aemasosue tnat told the abores they were oppressed
II the halls OF Congress coad be locked IN for The
next I've years and the State legislatures aboIished
for the next ten wears aud the people were
to step back on their own indvidusI responsibites
they would De greater people at the end
Of that time than o,herw.ss Less poiucs
and more potatoes were wanted. l,auRhterl
II the business meG OF the country could only be Ger.
tam tha' ,here woua Dc no timpering or tnkcring
country would soon return to specie payments In his
State the people were eamorng tor greeubackx He
buy greenbacks, and there would be plenty of them
forthcoming The history OF Kansas aud It's educa.
tional condition were next dwcit upon length by TIE
Governor some people had asked hun In puzzled
kind Of way whether any women had ventured 50 far
West. He could reply that his people dwelt IN the
surshne of as many and as charming women a. the
world furnished For all their blessings the
people truly grateful But he boosted for
Kansas only as II formed part una parcel
OF q government that was TO grow and
extend In power until II gave civilization aud freedom
all The nations Of the earth. Tne lesson tor the
people odsy was selfrel,ance. There much
snobbery and hunseyism IN the country ut present
American pottery had to be branded with an English
York. instead oi spending their fortunes IN Europe
should 30 West. where the landscapes were more
beautiful, broader ia expanse aud more diversified,
and their mountains grandcr than the Alps They
should do THIS ana induce Europeans 10 come there
too In conclusion, Governor Anthony thanked The
committee saying that he could do no more than bring
the grateful thanks OF three-quartcrs OF million OF
tho people he represented ana lay them ~ their iees
IN an expression OF pro ounG gratitude.
Tue speech making continued all tho way up e
Wards Island. The passage Up the river was marked
by the almost continuous screech ny salute OF slean
reaching Wards Island tho steamer turned and after.
ward landed the overaors aud hundred or SO others
at Blackw. ll's island wnlle those board
we've dircc, 10 Ne~ York rhe Governors party,
after inspecting the Institutions OF Backwos Islan
were brought TO the CITY on the steamer MinnAhau.
mock.
THE GOVERNORS HOLD A MEETING.
Tho Governors who nave been travelling around
the country OF laie and VINO were escorted around
the harbor yesterday oy the COMMITTEES oi The Cham
Hotel at about hali-past O'Clock, shortly alter
their arrival they assembled prvale pariOr aud
organ zed meeting ey eisctlns Governor Newbold oi
secretary. resolnto OF thanxs was drawn up and
adop,ed to the Chamber oI Commerce OF the city Vi
New YORK Tor the cordial reception and welcome
rendered the gubernaoral party on their arrival
Ia New York. Another resolution was adopted
setting forth that Il Is the unanimous opinion oil the
Governors present that this their first meeting and
terchange Of ideas was OF much Importance and bene-
III to the country and that like rcunion annually
would tend promote feelings Of friendship and
dIaty between the states, and would also be produc
tive OF material good. Governor Porter OF Tennessee;
OF New Jersey were thcn appointed committee "a
correspond with the Governors OF all the states and
Territories with view toward arranging for agrand
yearly meeting and excursion OF the heads OF the
Stutes letter was read 10 MIR. r. b. Simons
from Governor Emery, OF Utah Territory. rc
grclting that he was unable 70 DO present.
aud expressing his entire sympathy with the move.
ment The meeting then adjourned, and Goveruoe
Garb r. of Nebraska; Governor Ncwboid, of Iowa. aud
Governor bede, OF New Jersey, left Tor their homes.
The remainder OF the distinguished guests scattered
around the city ana VISITED Iheir friends. Some VI
meeting was in favor oil Denver, Col, or some other
Western city us the place tor meeting next year.