, 1877-08-24
DIVERS.
FONKIGN CnNAGt.s.
cn<.toy y, srrfrh In TIE tribune.

DIVERS.
FoREIaN ct,NaULs.
Speetnl y. ,.pItth 10 TIE tribune
NuwArkrr, Aug. s:s.-Mr. Raymond, OF De-
4rott offered the following, which was ttfefrrd 10
WntHsA4, We regard Tho e1ttnsion nj our fnr.
elcn commerce ~ Ut vital Importance. sna neNfscr
That the Government nf the United STATES tn'mn
e1crt MI ita constitutional powers 10 psn.,ue INC
ErsoIr~i. Tia. a memorial be addressed =" s The
Hoard Of Tradc recommending ing apnoi,s"i, I.'
~ far ~ practicable. nf mrn to f"ts,n ! anen''
ehi. who are familiar with tho manufacturing m.
tctrr,1 Of the country. aud that SONG st.lcm u
rrputts he drvi-td which shall pllts peLnre 81 . n..
m,Hnnstn'rf; a. Ley. wch my be s,
piled by American pr"lutff. -. ,.,,,,, NJ
Ertptrsa. rLat !hr pTfsent t5.tem o1 fepn.M o.
which .tc published on the avrrate year ana :
hair after t,lng matte. Is nearly fa'"eese 'o' luz
'"Htr Hrsotrta, That The General 0osernment rhonld
urge and invite unr mnnulactHrere to anset!tsse,
purtu1tic. there may be for inlrndnttns American
goods into their t1riun. markets.
THE POSTAL SERVICE.
Air. Wethtrrl1 offered the following:
Rrsd}rSd, Thai the interests Or ne metenn!lo
ana business community. Ar well ~ the eocihl ~
Tost.ufirc Department te made, like th"sc fur
other departments. commensurate Win the Wants
of tic service. without SPECIAL reference to 1ts or
Trsoirtd, Tia, the constantly increasing de.
rna,.d. 1ur rurid anu certain transmission OF
cu,rrr,on.ltncr requires The grating into tho
,crrice ~ ono oi rs tclognlzca features the caab.
ll.b,ucnt o{ Two limited Mhll-tralAa between TUG
East aud West, aud ono between t1e Nof'n eai
R.solrtd Tha, tn Obtain The greatest e',le!ency
In tnc service, thn Ppsimasct-tiehcfa eh0ntu AaFc
The powtr to Ltrrr, III what hours mud with what
speed The mails rhunld l'e transmitted. anu lhns
provision should lc fnaic TO determine any a;llss
enct HAT may srtsc l%twtcD thf uoScfhmcht A"a
the CAfty tn4, fnltpililcs. ,....a.
Rl.nistI. That increased appropriations ahonld
be made tr enable The fi-tn1Astct. .Gttrhl 10 Enf'
nish The South with pasta! service m ptopoEtton
IL tv extent uf The trsranry and population equal
to lhnt OF the utirr sttiluns OF lhc Country.
HrEYcliEs AyENTEn.
Mr. wrthcrell ~lshei that the uoard would ltafcn
to tho gentlemen of The Postal Commission ticn
In The l,oarI Chamher.
The resolutions were received for the putroNe Of
allowing the gentlemen concerned to dsacuss the
! questions raised.
Ar. bllcr-hsw hoped the discussion On matters
not down On Tic programme hc i,sfroncd an'H
tl,e mkt day. Some delegations nutabiy that
from Chicago, had thinncl out. and It WAS quite
puttihlc that there might be no quorum IN Friday
Tho cl,slr rud That lhu Hoard had decided 10
, hear The gentlemen. nNd probably their Remarks
would he brief. 49,.
After como further discussion, thu subject was
made special order fur Frtdar morning.
An INVITATION.
Tie Secretary read all invitation from the FFesf.
dent ot 1,e Chicago Hoard If TRADE 10 The mem.
btrs Of the Sa,iounl l'oaril to visit thc Chicago
Jeonri nn.l added his oun invitation az 8ecrciary
Thereto. The Inyaion WAS accrpicd.
D1scffrtSR.
Mr. Hoffman. Of Philadelphia, called MP rropo-
sition IL. Rnb!nttca by The Milwaukee Chamber OF
Commerce. nH follows:
Rt.plftd. Tint Tho constituent bodies at tha
Natl 'na I'nat' Of iFado be rsYussted to forwart!
p!ufpty tn Tic secretary Hf tho Sallona! lioard Of
Trade ihr n,I.tr NJ all members suspended nr ex.
pee! from The local laard*, at hl,0 the reinsiat.
Ing t th M M a 'Hol nrs ss esetx "a saem .h =
tle sccrc4y Of each constituent hndy In the M
Rl.oirta, That fhr constituent hodlcs of the
EalIonat Hoard bc Trcan1incnact 10 adopt ruc'
p.Dyhu4 That no rur<on Hs.dct rentence nf HNfpcn'
rrut.I II, Il, ,ut.u,ui s,oasd oE 'ra.}u sl,ai liz
cit-,hr t., ,nc:alhr-tnr In heIt tetpecttre or:An-
k.ion1, nt mt II v tni.hn hc hcsiafsa elGcI
void
Mr. sfcLA,en, If Milwaukee, pointed out III,
necessity lor t!.r ..uprton 1t <nrh rulc aR tia
p.upu,ed As Il raicguard Isainat fraudulent deal
Gts.
Mr. oldershaw raid the subject mad hcen bsuugh
bcfurc The Ara.e l}o.r. .,Il that holy had takc
even str.,n.er srurn than that n.sImed In til
Resolutions.
Sir. Erun of chicago. moved as an amendmon
that tllt words ''eurpcntcd or" IN the lrst fcs0
luton an, The words ..auEpei.siUn or" In The sec
TRADE allowed reinstatement In ccEtatu cases. an
1t wunA NOT bc falT tu publish to the world th
Name uf InaM undrr suspension.
The Milwaukee delrgatlon declined 10 acceg
the proposed amendments.
Sir. Counsrl,nan, Of Chicago, showed that nc
wctc HufpcnAcd for two cuuses,-inabllity 10 pa
Ut IN contracts and for non.payment Of duca, r
uo1iIy all lioaEds In the country Of the snsptnso
Of q n,an who might bc rcinstatel ns1t week woul
cal1e Il great dcal of work and would do wrong
The tarttca concerned.
Mr. McLasrn, ot Milwaukee, held that viii
eueprnston fun any oHc Board endured tho nc
sun auspe ndcd should b. ineligible for admission
any other IlouFa.
The amendments proposed were adopted.
Ar, (iano, Of CiMcinnatt, moved to fRfth
amend by The rtcrtion of tho words, ''nttcs c
palson fot criminal Or dishonest continct."
Messrs. Hopes, Dcnsley. Taylor, Snow, a.
Others spoke brirny. The amendment offered
Mr. tlanu was waited down, and tho resolution
previously amended waa adopted
1SDICEs.
Nr. Huffman moved 10 proceed 10 ths consider
ton Of Prupoatnn No. IT, offered BY tho clhcs
natl Chamber of Commerce, Is fo!lowa:
u, es u tb. oau aaa q
tile rs-retnhl'thnitrt ard conlinuanGo Of az mt
Of subjects which hAse hem con.ttistcd ~ Il
Boarl, and the Gpal disposition Of them.
Thr propodtion WAS hgrrcd to without lebate,
s1oHAL SERVICE.
The Secretary read the resolutions relating To
reorganization Of the Signal Service.
Mr. Holman moved that the Executive Coun'
be authorized 10 transu.tt tbs fceautoas 10 ca
greas with y suitable memorial. The rtsalut(u
vere adopted and tho woEds suggested were /
berted ..-
TIM SILVER QuEtTIoN
wm then called up, and Propositions 10 4
1.-THE former submitted BY tbs Chicago Do
OF Trade sud tho latter By the Cincinnati Cham
Of couutsce-wete read. Tho Chicago propG
ton Wls "a follows:
wuEuEAs, t'ongtets, by an &ttrertsinf the &C
agG laws If the n,ted ttalcs, apFr1Er'l Feb
Ia13, tai7rd tr pr"Ti1s fpr any silver cosu of
legal tender quality; sud
WuEuEAs, subselurht legislation by othc! &
mcrcial nations has greatly restricted the nst
silver u money. thereby reducing lite huliuh VI
relatively with gold ,uch below "hai bss
tanned for Iaure 1hAn y century last, AND y
rt.lch In must III. stab!y destroy of krs9tl5 lml
The ,tAbi!lty uf lt4 taius IL medium of e1caa
between nations: aMl