Morning journal and courier., 1885-06-29
VISITING MEXICAN EDITORS.

They Will Be Invited To New Haven - A Description of the Party.
 On Saturday afternoon meeting of prom inent business men was held at the office of H. P. Hubbard for the purpose of consider ing whether it would be of advantage to the business interests of New Haven to invite the Mexican journalists now making @ tour of practical business obse1 vation in this country to visit this city. The meeting was very strongly in favor of arranging to se- cure a visit from the journalists. Ex- Mayor Lewis, president of the Chamber of Commerce, spoke very earnestly on the subject. He thought if they were brought here and handsomely received, shown the city and it's large manufactories it would be of vast benefit to the city in the future. Other gentlemen spoke in similar vein.
 resolution was unanimously adopted re- iquesting the Common Council and Board of Aldermen to extend formal invitation to the party to become the guests of the city; while another resolution, also unanimously passed, requested the president of the Cham bersof Commerce to call that organization to meet at an early day and to take suitable action in the premises. There was but one voice among the gentlemen present, to wit: That New Ha- ven could not afford to permit this suspicious opportunity to pass by unimproved-espe- cially as so many other cities are vieing with one another to win the good opinions and favorable editorials of our Mexican brothers.
 The e1cursionists are expected to reach Boston about the 8th of July, where they will spend two or three days, arriving at New York about the 10th or 11th. They were in Chicago Saturday.
 The principal editors of the excursion are Irene Vaz, editor and proprietor of La Patria and proprietor of the excursion, representing also The Mexican Commercial Review and Fl Municipio Libre; Agustin Arroyo de Anda, editor in-chief of La Prenza and sec retary of the excursion, representing also the papers of Chiapas and Guerrero; J. Mastella Clarke, editor and proprietor of The Two Republics and treasurer of the excursion; Vincente E. Manero, editor-in- chief of the weekly Prensa Associada and vice president of the excursion; A. G. Bi- anchi, editor of La Prensa and historian of the. excursion; Manuel Caballera, editor of Fl Partido Liberal Pedro Zubieta, editor and proprietor of La Voz de Juarez; J. De ba TGFss reo editor Msn9zaba of Ia PfsHsa ed3to of Fl Reproductor of Orizava, representing the papers of Vera Cruz. There are also twenty-five editors of minor papers, and Miss Amalia Paz, Mrs. Arroyo Anda, Miss Clara Mendizabal, Miss Rosa Paz, Mrs. Mendizabal, Mrs. Castillo, Negrete de Rome TO. With the exception of the American, MT. Clarke, they are all native Mex jeans and have dark cemp1exions, black hair and eyes, and the type of features peculiar to the Spanish-Amerioan race They are cultured and extremely courteous in manner. In the list are a number of brilliant and dis tinguished men. There are two members of Congress in the party, several authors, a poet, well known members of the bar, who are also journalists. Senor Ireneo Paz, the president of the excursion is 8 member of Congress and has written several books. Senor Agustin Arroyo de Anda is one of the most noted criminal lawyers in Mexico and is fine orator; s. G. Blanchi is poet and is the his torian of the party, writing daily accounts of the trip to the Mexican press. Senor Cabal- lero is taking notes for large work America as seen by the excursionists, which will be illustrated and printed in the hand somest style.