New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-12
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END OF THE SOCIAL SCIENCE MEETING.
PAPERS on NATIONAL AND INDUSTRIAL TOPICS
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END OF THE SOCIAL SCIENCE MEETING.
PAPERS on NATIONAL AND INDUSTRIAL TOPICS
READ.
SARATOGA, Sept. IL (SpecdD.-The American
Social Science Association tonight brought its annual
meeting to a close. Edward V. Reynolds, OF Grand
Rapids Mich, read voluminous paper Tho Consti-
tuition in Its Relation TO National Development" He
said that OF the noticeable characteristics OF present
political sentiment in the United states Is strong de-
yeopmont OF national feeling, absence OF we'll
defined sectional interests and lessening OF local pride
and local eaouses There is evident tendency toward
supremacy OF the Central Government and the extern
sion OF Is powers The Constitution fails square with
the facts, and have passed the era OF
Constitution worship. The institutions. as well as
the Constitution must conform TO the eyelopment OF
the country.
Dr. H. l.. wayland. OF Philadelphia strongly presented
the claims OF the Unnamed Third Party" which he de-
scrbed the State To every covenant written or oral
there two parties but there "a also third party
who is not named, who does appear, yet without
whose assent and cooperation the covenant worthless
Vested rights should not be handed down 20 the In
Jury Of coming generations The few should not have
the right throw their filth river and the peoplebo
compelled tOdrnhc sewerage. The unnamed third party
demands that all OF lands shall not pass into the
hands OF the few state In which the few nave an
interest In the present distribution OF property ~
pyranu Iesuus on i,s aIcA a Statg wnoIe to "a
have an Interest In the present distribution is pyramid
resting on rs base. a.,
presented an elaborate paper on Aspiration OF aoor
Dispucs Tho principle that should be- ndopted Is inc
substitution OF for force In this direction much
more progress has been made IN Europe than here
and democratic America should not be p"hihd
Europe. Tho settlement OF disputes by coercion ls
10 he deporcd. Strikes and oclouts are barbarous.
Boards az arbitration. composed OF employers ana ON
abpcrs for the protection OF their rights should BE- en-
couragcd by employers and by the state Capiialss
combine and II Is the height OF folly to deny TO aDofers
d. Nee Means Of Now-YorR read paper relating TO
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Merrill Edward Gates, president Of utsers College ana
member OF the United states board OF lh'lhu % r..
sioners. tonight made address on aHd and Law IN
Educating Indians" Among the prOposliions SET
forth by him was that LEGISLATION should make inc IN
be respected and individuality strengthened. Law Is
essential a the tribe enforces none Give the Indian
the right o sue give them land In scvcray, with pro-
teced titles The Indian reservation the scene 81 Jaw
ssness must 60 lie favored object teaching IN farming
LARGE ATTENDANCE At TIE STATE FAIR.
ALBANY, Sept. IL (Spccia0.-The second day
OF the fair opened With bright prospects. Threat
oning clouds had been dspelled and the sun came out
brightly TO encourage the management and bring the
crowds Trains to-day every fifteen minutes to ana
from the grounds when tho attendance was az It's
best there probably Go00 10 10000 persons on the
grounds This forenoon the judging OF Durham and
Hereford cattle begun and was not concluded at
o'clock. The Judges were A. l.. Smith and the Rev I'd
ward Hungcriorl. The crowd around the prize ring
Wa much Interested. large crowd Of enthusiastic adj
trers OF tho magnificent Cyiciale stations gathered
near tho horse headquarters - 10 o'clock and tho
awnrilng 81 premiums began but was not conclulcd
until late iu the afternoon. In the poultry puunH tne
1 es were busy AN DAY The display thcrc D. excellent
without question tho display at implements and ma
chucry TO farmers the most attractive atre OF que
exhibitor. Numerous httc engines propc On" DRIVING
wheels and nli the campus arises tho bum OF ma
ctrrrv curiosity u farmers from the h regions Is
be fold engine which stelms about The grounds much
o mo ,urprse 81 many. Many exhibits have been DO
| iavca and the delay has caused s1uo complaint. By
40 orro every thing viii hc IN position. saturday ana
Monday will so tho largest attendance u they arc pleas
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