New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-11

In he first place II was bill that presented for
the consideration OF Congress- and referred the appro
pirate committee the Committee finance OF the Sen
ate In regard to that committee you have nothing To
10 refer 10 the list Of that belongs to Il
realize extent of the intellectual and general powers
that mark It, In relation TO the committee Of the House,
The Committee on Foreign AnilrS ID which our rere-
sentative from ths city belongs would say that IN that
VIII be found all the elements necessary To
give birth TO a good. sound and healthy
proposition l therefore have not svmpa-
as to the power and effectiveness OF the bill It must
necessarily have been perfect. or very nearly so No
law would have passed such a committee as the
have passed the Foreign Relations Committee OF the
House-wtthout most mature dellberation and unless
they arrived at the conclusion that II was sufficiently
potential for all purposes. thought IL was only far
and Just cusOn to that verythng has been
q ne that could be done.
1t VIII be remembered that. amid the great anxiety
relative To the movement Secretary the Treasury
passed through NewYork and accepted invitation on
the of the committee receive It's hospaices and
pending bill, not then law. He took occasion 10 review
the various questions connected with Worlds Fairsin me
past ana as tainH, win temarkaDle caPaey ana o
o. - ,.jot ca,id Ia tone tbrongh rbe Ctv of
New Yorand through the that were en- bodied
by Congress. He spoke with great ehrnestness, anu
think. with truthlness hi views on the subject
add be 1--WE that The future what he said viii he re-
garded " kind q? textbook fet particularly gratt-
tut 90 Nm al the tim e. and am very happy record
publicly all the views then ntertained We have also
20 congratulate ourselves upon the manner III when
the subject has been nanoed by the Secretary Of ate
We can also with great truthfulness. nv judgement
graduate ourselves upon the prompt signature OF the
President the United states. mention these facts
because there were many who appreheuslve that
bill deficient; that new legislation might BE-
necessary and that We might nave great IeaI OF
trouble did not anticipate anything OF the KIND, ana
I do not now. l think the bHl contains al N
Itself necessary 10 make perfect hIoasuIo vi
It. We may make the necessary bylaws TO
perfect and complete success also ireI NAT
we have reason o congratulate ourselves on the way
the measure itself all our AbOrs for the last year
and ha have struck the country From tne press WE
have every morning OF our hives the evidence thaI ms
movement has swept me pubic sensinny III d way
Nation Itself, through Its representatives de
While think have reason to congratulate our
nf Et.g. fue IN 1llF
OF the scheme far rs IL has gone II appears TO Do
necessary now TO open our subscription , D23As
Of money 1t has Deen uised upon ne s nce
Intended and participate IN these proceed
lngs, has been uneX pec.cdy caled away Dy
death IL his family speak OF Cyu, W. Fleld-to
suggest 10 YOU the importance OF dete rmnlng to-day
birth TO the whole matter L. day. saId let 10
be circulated all over the country, and wuhn
sixv DAYS the million OF dollars made necessary BY TIE
bill can be gathered together without difficulty nave
no doubt about ny self and feel gad Of the OPP
poriurlty expressing my convection upon the subject
ono thing more; The state " NrW-Iork contributed
very largely while every incnoate. Whie
in imperfect STATE whLe We were struggling TO
effect something substantial ain appeal was maze on ne
movement, ana through The active eHofs OF
| the chairman Of the COMMITTEE the appeal
| Of the nece.sities OF the case oil the LEGISLATION
that wa necessary 10 c0mprte ana peIIect you. cur
here have tue know the STATE of New York.
elore tIc LEGISLATURE adjourned IN ne spIlnS; g+Ee
~ augcT who are gathered here rom various states I'D
active and indus in working up this result has
really achieved YOU almost Oh that D. necessary 10
enable YOU To te as ii "e''' the Par '7 VI ie
ren.at NV thanks 70 you for the honor you have
couf rred upon me, and ask from yOu your indulgence
support ID the discharge OF me cute oI 1he gAi
viii upon them and 90 tue best can To Iacitate
your business operations.
I-oon motion OF Carlton Hunt the following Com
rnittee on Credentials appointed Carlton Hunt
| of Louisiana; Thomas Rutter. OF New-lork; Jesse
| II. Lpplncott, Pennsy wanna; 5 Wate1house, Mis-
sour1; J. Trumbull smith. New-York.
SPEECH BY TX GOVERNOR PATTON.
| Before proceeding further the chairman said he
| desired to hear from some of the members Of the
commission who were present and he would first
call upon Ex-Governor Patton. OF Alabama.
| Ex-Governor Patton spoke as follows'
Tic mention OF NY name in his assembly was to me
| very uuexpecteu came here more 10 learn than 30
~ & were made br rne char IN regard 10
me present cation, OF the contemplated 0rgan-
] zauon. grain ate myself heartily tLat am here,
connected with TINS commission which Is OF such
fn,nortauce IL the Whole country. Had | received "a
little n0tce might have arranged IN my mind some
| thing That would have Deen instructive or
entertaining 10 tnis audience. must COZ gra'u
late ny self upon me PRIVILEGES Wmch 1o'e
Sta1s when look upon the city or Nsw-XoTk, TIE
great u .trOp01s OF the American people az OIce see
mat THIS Is TIE proper pace or Le ee"l4on oi .i.e
failure Of tie U e BltIsL government ana the
res .oauon peace. There IL. in my opinion no more
su table place am ho1 aito- -'--o' Il ~
have been connected with IL indirectly as merchlnl
L
| SIR tn, city, when half century ago Canal
81 was in he country; when your MINT, were bounced
eUt extended bounds III re coud De 40 more alprO-
pirate place 1or celebration so Important ~ tnai ~mcn
mas brought together iItn every state ana Territory
ia ,lr Clon ,,,r,.ter Ne Ipvie the world To come
! lie past one hundred years. just Is was done
II the recent exhibition at Philadelphia Every m
rernstionaI cxhb ION that taxes place as long az
We retain present crEa iZalion as "a repu.L
people viii our progress 10 All he world was
I mi Ia
tLai there would bee no ihcaIy IN raising me amount
necessary Ieanze MS commission rec gn re ne
ability OF New ork 10 acconD In any thlhg IL under
taAc- t. do. We oo upon tAls i.iduu as me gieae zen
OF wealth anu intel Schce % the AiotI'an Ptup'o.
/ In th. meeting persuaded there Will be- nOhnS 10
destroy the harmony and good feeling when prevail
throughout the country, anu ; tio Pospooe 49, "a
accoiupusn The purpose iJr Wllcl we nave assem-
| ! bavr alwavs. as a public ID my own state
thought that have TOO little ar material interests ana
too mach Of politics lAppiausel L IS more IMPORTANT
IN bnd no your commerce; encourage your imports
and expors; important 10 give your attention
| c,Try on var enterprises and develop tn vase
hidden OF your county man IS 70 I've your
nnc as ought say ths occasion, but must state
| that have hesitation IN looking forward 10 the
IBg the resources OF this country to an extent
beyond all calculations 81 the present. heefsl VINE
". have grown from three mllIOns 10 MY mlOns IN
mc P. viii ne IN the next dify years. No one can
ei wnaf benefits be derived FROM TINS exhibition
that IS 10 lake place under The supervision ana care OF
thts commission therefore say my friends and
SreITen from ali the states aud Territories. let us work
toSefhcr for tue great Objets when nave come
mere to-day thank you sir and this audience Tor the
attention with which | nave been listened 10. ZAP
plausel.
WHAT GOVERNOR CRAWFORD SAID.
The next speaker was Ex-Governor George A.
Crawford Of Kansas and his speech enthHsi-
astic. He said
II gives me great pleasure behalf Of this commits
sion 10 hank the Mayor fOr the welcome ne has ex
ENDED TO us in behalf authorities of the City Of
NewYOrk | see around me the business men who are
Ia nod this Worlds Far IN the City OF New-fOrk
or COURSE II Will be held; but the question Is,
mall II be AS the country and as the world e1-
peel 1t to be Shall 1t be par excellence te
- world the worlds history. Agpa1se
alya fairs which