New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-11

oood MANY neone who object TO the OTga1l2ltlon OF
| The COMMITTEE on the ground that Congress mas
seen iii TO saw at the suggestion of certain gent e-
men who applied for the blil, that thrre sua,i ~
| corporation formed, of Which thiee-quu-
| ters OF The directors shall not be Gnos61n
| from those who subscribe. the money ftopne
| would naturally say: We don't propose 10 W J
have the management OF ths tnhg WV W. do nor
| not think that 1t Is Eood system Wy o ~"
approve ot the whom Congress mas SticS'e', -
| do not myself believe in the system anu sa.
frankly | don't think that success can 10 io
~ No. T. vbiitinu under this act It stands. 90
moi think that the recommendations on req Nv ulo
committee sufficient to remove ont 80 now
There are a great many men that warl 10 Nup" :.
bnsin.ss men that want to know-it theF HIo W
furnish the money what progress we are ln1''lnI
| do NOT think You can 60 TO gehIien-cn aH" n
them TO subscribe largely and give tHt i
no control. The Commission Slouu no
certain OF Its finances. The Ohlt'u 'h,es % 5
mrut does MOI oppose to We any money l''e'l' HUu
Jncs moi Dropose to let those who Subscribe tic
pon.y control the enterprise. propose 10 maNc =
motion TO ask Congress To modify the act 5" a. s'ip
sinntiallv 10 m rt that question. Let us consider
me ouest;on whether am wrong. ana what Is the
reason tuaL people do NOT subs' llOr.
mere is no reason WHY ihs great enterprise
,hnuid sal" Algcrnun :. Sullivan rcpie1. Things
IKE tins have sometimes la ed, bur only because
their managers nave not hceh dplv men "1i
think that the Commission shoIiu ne governed ny
these unub,s which Nj Cooper la raised. Nt.
C0npcf says mat the general administration ol az
fdlr- on az az be gwen TO those VINO iulh71 me
money! Ih.s poInI, nuwtvrr, Ir pr4cucIIiv brought
forward ~ the report Of the ENrcuu We COMMITTEE.
winch suggests the adoption % - 1l law cn rushing
filt HI OF the tOillHSiON 10 the iAfCNliNf tNl-
mIUcc and to lie Finance Commit Gr Ih'h t'9
managers of the Exposition would be- coniro-tu
almost entirely of the men VINO 0"H sluCh.
myself should prefer thai tha chang" shoult Toe
made Us an act Of Congress- and If ddtl"nll l-sls-
lLtiuu 10 needed, ir m9' 80 - 10 Nat'ingtou ANA
hcip secure ~ MIR. SULLIVAN aisp announced iat
lc was favor ct pass NJ resolution approving oil
lnwood the s,te II" did no. think thai tiat
No'ld absolutely commit tn Commission TO III
wood however.
ccujINr COMMITTEE "aa voted down almost un3n-
.Iu.rnh Carey. Of Wyoming Territory. then offered
Il Icsoluf Ion approving of he select Oh ol ln""'d.
ana recommending ,lidt the Is, cutlye COmnttc'.
Il, soon 49, = j 100000 VA, suD-crn"d and 10 peg
cent Paid M. rholud tdNc .'lShrr' Tor securing IL.
". s. Coe wanted Il provision made - that another
size could Dc chosen 5ir. Copper and MS friends
.c'uld furi one AMI more money man
'cui.d bc obta,n,h by taking lnNo"d'
Mr. Ilaucs Thought thr Commission owed SOM
tu,nl 10 thr c. nlice on SITES ana TO Ihc i.Nr'i-
tive Committee tor tGr work they had donc. ~
audcd that /. -uEit uot De possible 10 "D'iin W.
wood. D; tuc CoinIlssion dd 40, see III {" lake ID
now. Calvert NIuX then spctc At some l'ng,.
l.yor,ng .ho selection Of Port Norris. Haiu , d.
I.LouI5 seconded lam IN tins. lhD"aN d. bdii|u',
ol Missouri, said that tHi0ugh1u' ne " 81
tine -cutmcn' was that the WorHs ir
ought To be held IN Central FarA.
Theodore {. Bales. Of Mls,.chu.ct.s. wanted %
k.low why II was tnat the p .pic OF New 1o.k wrr'
uuwiAiuG that "a great Exhibition Ike Una ,h'uu &C.
.rd "a tur Park. lms brought M Nj. ii'hc', ,''
1 lows: no sentiment q! the people ana tlt
pes. WIS almost UNANIMOUSLY opposed To- ii'S.
Nu-ul n BE- anne kHOt,u ina we Wan ga - It'
ParN thci. was "a terrible cutlery against u.s. "'
cpu.dlI, have been treated worse ID We MA htri
sitting oL Il Nrirduo. O.c p1n'r ven HiIhaI',I
taat ou-at fo hr hAa grn Oh thc l"i ih inc AIN
fer sue pIc-umflnn.
several o.u,r delegates spoke of tho sontmcut in
ID. West being II favor oi th" PIN" a. Il. Hart.
ui Mls,is-I9yI N.tIt" dt'Alu'tict appointed 80 Wal
ON larns Grace auI the Park Commissioners ll-t
might, and To report to th" Cohm'-a.oh thi7 morn
Il think tie outside comm. -sioucr~,' sad Nj.
Cocp,f tutill-. fought 10 know Just H.. o. tlihg
stan ~ d1 not t.Ilk tlIt ali tn difficulties tn
IummI-~iuu has mad 90 contend tn ar. 'an5rn b,
the q .csiIpn OF tie r. tc. MS Commission
Mas nTi..ila.cd b. iu.n WHO got mp
mll vino appointed themselves commits .oUcr., TO-
.ctucT with SOM other. anu tdeh went L" v .~"-
Iu.tOu and had 81 passed.. ILe question ol wv
York. support doe, moi depend 50 nue. of the el'c
cnos.n "a, u on the willingness ul NrW-lOik 10
trust the III iilag,,ncut Ol TINS Far fo fhr,c u"n'
These remarks caused a great clmmot0n lila 2
dozen commissioners >pral( to ia % i",t. G,uTEr
w DehryOi-c clhcd Mr.. Cooper 10 order. auC rcd
erlck L. IIcou SAID the remarks were an insult To-
want The oIt,i,lc world" pcrs ,'rd Nr. Cooper
" 10 know wn1t E.nt,rm"u 'u tul7 cry az support
ing ia 81 sChrIu" Ia ny Jurslurrl u cannot succeed
un.t~> heart ~ supp'ftcI D. N""-lo Ok
his gentleman exclaimed Nj Cole. rising TO
ms feet rXcItrdly and shaking his iil-rr Ai Mr
toolrr. "rrite-rut, committee Who vrnt To- Gene
gr,,, with bill ior a. Exhbiiion.but w"o Couldn't
Sir. CD1p II Lave no clients. aud do not repre-
SEM any hOdv. How tuauY % t;r TO- rty-pnr Iuri-
bcr4 OF TIC Executive COMMITTEE Hgncd tins re-
Wr. Cole Al except yol. No one opposed 1t cx-
cent you. We took It for granted that thosr VINO
dad moi come 10 the meeting. dU not oppose H.
Nj. COopcr-ii0W many Of the COMMITTEES were
IN tIe nabu Ol attending IT. mr' tIus doubt #
Shl, report represent. r or.nI0n If the majority ol
the Commission OF even ot the Executive Com
mittcc.
Mr Colr-Ihe mcrtiug- were attended by fifteen
or eighteen members. IL You HdI ever gone t.
tarn ,ou w0uid know ali about ~. lou worked
wtn Il, last summer and $50 thought you wrrr or
frrnd. You hIyo not attended mrct!EB since las;
October.
Joseph B.WIl-on, Of Dc.a2 are. said am from
q wy small Slair but Vas born and bred ~ tbs
cuy. 1t IS dlsgacelui thnt the late cnrf uncis-
trait -: New ORR SHOULD make such speech 4, lie
jusl now did. Inns bIckcIiuY and these ur',c, Oh
account OF he cllahlng OF private Interests ought To
be siopped.'
Irro cent St-bhns sad that the discussion Nas
entirely Out cd plac., and lie insisted uu puttIuR
the motion approving OF luWood
site TINS WAS passed with very little
opposition. There was disclr-Ion then about ,he
advantages Of Central Park - number OF the dele
gate, appaT utlV not IziIg THAI the matter had
been disposed Of. President Stcbbus made "A speech
Of some length. giving IN detail history of the
Efforts 20 secure tho Park for the Exhibi-
Hilton and hIs friends The Executive
Committee. BE- said. had made nil
reasonable efforts to secure their corporations He
sOIry they had inlcd 10 dO tins The Worlds
Far would h" success, however. without them.
The Commission then adJourned until this morn
ing 1T II O'clock.
UNITED STfTES SUPREME COCRT