New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-12

CSsngss sush basis with our present of re-
deemable paper money, will give u: sonna nc any
iSso still broader flights Of commercial tnterprisc
There s one other branch o. your tTSs IN ma
6fsctures ana ship-building. You need not 0istulD
SGqSse % %Gr cam Vo With the
tion OF food It's cheap Transportation ana
fsssss S s Ss Is q foO not
rivalry Of any nation Our GU nave, ior az
for more abundant ana better ds s
sS D this SnS t o our psope are supple
ented by skilled artisans from other eoantes: LrE
Sv s, bs viii go on as new mines are opened and
new facilities of transportation are furnished
wenkS Sns We baSe lost our Supremacy building
sbps ships have driven from the SEQ Se e. sr b
OF foreign commerce = %
fsrss sg 10 SSrrrSs t Snd
shipbuidin9 should be epcouraeed ana t,n er
gs should DC sseS rsss Of duty ah
facilities as win enable us TO eo%P "aSes 'Or MADE
have e.! sr sSSStr2 2dS SnG
eSmpirte the triumph OF American industry Tnrn our
ssr otSer and alike developing all industries win make
this treat city the centre Of nternaons 44nAon
though Hon after an purely ely E rge
city Paris is Ge 9' great nations but
NeWYork has in its location It's popuauoh, i's msTn
apa as s rSrd Is viii not be combined Manhattan
island alone. but including the Surrounding M tSe
place held by Rome as the Empress O"' VI JUG
"'fiu REMARKS OF DIR sroRRs.
The nth toast was &C ommerce: an educator OF ma
tons and constant minister Of civilization; Whatever
ministers 10 extend activity iurthers the permanent
interests OF mankind"
The Rev Dr. R. g. storrs OF Brooklyn responded, say
ing, In part: ,,,...
II seems 10 me q very fine illustration OF the sagncity
Of the merchants of NewYork that they cell uton me
TO IsspI9 to 10 t Hb 1Oas' IKE asking
ertlce book which he hH: not read HIS 1GaS 1Gpk
/, MO, sure som 5S es PhnF of
Theh ..s are e sSsne to IL t aS
the children Of a; Te as sr serTntI @Ts
over the eontnent drives ITS channels through the
sS nS t Eaaa ' Highway Across tug tpmSs
P "s1 and You the little boy his
mother the train when taey came to }% nnStton
ao MT' gcu know know Us What uiD" why
the place where two roads SEPARATE ,h
WIEN our IN s st6mus answer Will be- is the
Ts E Sss &c S%%er
the 1euaS ns ba has nKnG it, saS
eminent vor 1St ' cpmefca on HeFry are
Siways more prominent in the world, and commercial
cities always prominent IN the nat0naLGndon,
and MSrsees in France NewYoTf, Chicago and San
Francisco in the United States Commercial men are
around me on eitaer side, are men who take 9
SsH and e eSnQs s Rst '%S r
isture. whom these great cities on either side q the
Tsg may nSS c
e. E IN psPsF Tor 4 EncaS a
IN 5ooI them wers sT err ARp caS Aaa
a ane p1 Intrepid, tarSsigiteG staesEan tho friend
at e. IenS county, o the ara ro sieha
sns MERCHANT, John Bright iGreat appaUscl While
and knowledge who at age Of seventy years treats
finance in the spirit OF phosophermwno treats d an
Cnfistian whom America will give II ne ever come: 70
sap of yerpool merchant whose inrn name he has
made iustrtons In history az long as ths nst1fy
Gladstone lGreat applause.l
In tue concluding part Of his address, Dr. sorrs, al
ludpg TO the that the subject Of politics was for
hidden in tho speeches. said that politics or no poll
tics they might all be glad to be assured that there was
career of stil greater prosperity awaiting she country
whenever the voters applied to their distinguished
guest Mr. Sherman the motto OF the Empire state anc
said "Go up higher" The cheers that followed thi
were prolonged and enthusiastic. and the Secretary o
the Treasury modestly bowed to this demonstration
his favor.
REMARKS OF GENERAL PORTER.
General Porter spoke for the Army saying IN part:
am Suddenly called upOD in the absence OF some one
respond for the Army was supposed to belong Z
some reserve COZ ps that always hand and, un
I have served in several military capacities II
my time but believe this Is the first TIME have eve
been called up 10 serve as substitute, and especially
without any bounty mouey being offered shrink from
this duty, siucs recoliect terrible setback
got In my youth. unfortunately one night wandered
lut0 a Temperance meeting, and somebody SIN more
tS6 Than n9@ nv "E Knees G Ike
Esers eastanets my tongue eloye to tue rOOi oI my
mouth, and my right hand forgot its cunning u y eyel
had any. Temperance, then, was not my force tMugh
teri began by saying: "LaGes and gentlerDen There
,@e-I assure you that come totally unprepared
This altogs'heT nGrO~pth that assure SaTs yST
devoted a single moment, 10 the preparaiion o.
,1sss For
ing society prepared and got on very e'abC
s %So Ta be had leaTd
TnSs save ms Six WEAK nSe which To-
INV elaborate remarks" lie sad "AbemI Very re
Gs Go hSs 3'yG So SG9
ifcult 70 know do under these circumstances
into hs sse e. * and
General Bagey, of Michigan, at the delivery OF hs mrs
they aS he G %ass R 2S"Ct r.
was St bad 'aS for SaS %
iSsFips speeches: However they oired haIl and BE-
the house was crammed He spoke few mlnHicS, an(
me sC spsss SsTa% they vent SD snd
there must have been Of Arc OR That the a0S
wa: aedssS e g e two men, they
Sy ss.E oHs
to Keep two men in my audience or have bloodr' Tn
oid man said Hold up Keep your shirt on. That TEL
low there. he don't count; He 10 deaf ana duInt
for vou and there Amt no reason for staying an
longer Laughter That rather Gs latter t the Cove,
Evment produced this conviction "Well," wa
the reply az was Democrat, but ! amt much OF
noitcfa1 am for honest and truthful mon, and ar
Convinced you honest and truthful man, beeaus
S SS sfy eT mSS the 70
ever heerd" tGreat lauGhter.1
SPEECH OF GENERAL wooDFoRD.
Gcnerai woodford called upon to respOn
for the Navy. It IL o burning shame, b
said. to every American that our flag ha