New-York tribune., 1886-02-22

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Office ia New-YOrk who Will be likely 10 bep the pONer-
nor IN scheme be made United States senator OF
to become PresdentiHI candidate II Is ~
Administration circles here that Secretary Wtnty ~
he the candidate of the Administration lot othd"l u
the Democrats should suecced they hope TO- IN cap
turing the NcwYork Legislature this year IL not trh
Whitney is looked upon as PRESIDENTIAL ~
case Cleveland should he set asideIn lsse MI Nhney
will have the support OF the Phyhra oi ONO anu
able to furnish unlimited sum for campaign purposes
His entertainments here exceed anything Ol tue khu oe
fore known at the capital ana 1t Is hnie tnat IA us m
the silver aud other questions VIII De accepaoe
to the Western men.
FOR A CONGRESS or AMERICAN NATIONS.
SENATOR FRYE's PLAN TO PROMOTE TRADE BE-
TWEEN TIE UNITED STATES AND SOUTH
AMERICA.
WASHINGTON, Feb. Ex-senator Frye will
introduce the following bill in the Senate on Tuesday:
Section l. Tnst the President be and he hereby Is
author zod aud directed invite. on behalf OF hc Gov
erinent aud people the United states, delegates from
eacn OF the kepuDcs OF Central ana SOnlh America IN
cudIne Mexico and san Domingo aud tho Empire OF
Brazil, to assemble IN the city 81 Washington on the lst
day October lS-6, TO consider and decide upon sch
questions sll Dr to the mutual interest ana common
welfare OF the american peoples; ta m eiGn m o n ",
send many delegates each may for itsof determine
but in decision OF qusetOns In the Congress 10 dele
cation shall nave more thBn one vote ,
Section =. That Ia rwardng tins Invitation TO tue
constituted thOes OF the several independent gov
erneus Of the American hemisphere tho President OF
the Uritcd states hall set forth tna tue said Congress Is
Tlrst Measures that shall preserve the peace
promote prosperity Of tue American nations ana
of European chical power; and to preserve the
integrity and present territorial constitutions OF each
against fOrcible dismemberment
Second. Measures toward the formation OF an Ameri-
can union, under which the tiale OF the Ameii
can nations shall Tar il practicable and profitable
confined American waters aud tnere shah be free
Interchange OF the peculiar natural and manufactured
Tnird The establishment Of direct, regular and fre
quent lines OF steamship mmuDcation between the
ports OF the American continents.
Fonrtn. The establishment Of uniform system OF
customs, regulations Ia each the indie eudcn American
S,uIg.
merchandise; uniform mrth"d of classification anu
valuation OF such merchandise IN the ports O each cOuh
try. and uniform ~ stem ot Invoices "
iftu. rhe adoption Of "a common system 0t welshts
amt measures aud uniform Ia ~ To- piotect the persons
and property the pateut rights and trademarks OF clt
Zcns OF eitner country IN the others. .
sixth fhe adoption OF u common silver CON "hlcn
shall issued by each Government In such an amount
as proportionatc Ia the population OF each the
to be gai-lcndur in commercial transactions De
tween citizens OF ali the American nations.
Seventh Au asrecmei npon and i"commendauon on
tor adoption to thir Respective governments 3i lcnit9
plan for the arbitration Of all question: disputes ahd
differences that may or hereaiiers exist between
section g. That such delegates may attend the said
Congress shall bo the guests o tue H"Irthhch Oh tne
United states, and shall bc rertancd nom the Time o
their arrival this country until the Time II llelr De
parnre IL such nhnhrr ''S slhil ne cos5en, WI Tu we
dignity of this Nhllnb ana the lmPui lance ol tho u9
they appointed e. efo and iltt me 'u "i one
huudred Thousand dollars or r" much Thereon a. may nr
necessary ~ h'It'S an ioPl'',vi ~, W 49,, 49,, ~ ., -
the Treasury not otherwise Appropriated the ra" 20 bo
GsbuIoed under the direction oi the secretary o St"t'
section (. Ihtt the President OF tho Iuitrd stiles
shall uetore the adournn'n' "f the present congress o
twenty four delegates to the said Congress, selected
equal; from the political pa les at least three ~
uiandcr men VINO are actively engaged In agriculture
manufacturing and tue cvportatI'n and importation ~
merchandise; ami the sad delegates appointed on the
part u tue Unite shall without comrcnsa-
ton other than their actual eNpen7ra
In an interview Mr. Frye SAID that the object oi this
bill %, wa, shown il It's several to bring the
Nations o. the American hemisphere closer political
and commercial reliti ms; thaI wilo he did not aivo-
cate any political compact which might involve the
United states in complication with sister republics, lac
believed that = convention could be entered into under
which the good occs OF this Government could bee rN
crci-cd so 10 preserve peace aud encourage the de-
elopment OF the Nations that have formed upon
the model Of tne United states, aud striving to mt
tate them In all o the feature, o national greatness II
WAS the duty o. the Cmtcd Sairs the Mother % 10
pubcs and the most powerful ot the American Nations.
to take the ead In measures that would result IN the per
mAncnt good OF all n twenty from each oi the
leading OF each of the spanish American Republics
could he brought the Uncd states. the guests o'
this Government. and madc familiar with the advanced
civilization OF this country, with il industrial develop
ment political ani educational progress. and the
economic conditions o people. - would hc 10 tAcr ad-
vantage and to that country ono oh'tacc
to the extension Of the trade OF TIA, country among
Spanish American Nation, the ignorance oi those
Nations concerning each ohef aud lac believed an In
creased com woult naturally follow more init
mate acquAnt ntanrc Commercial intimacy is a natural
and necessary result O' friendly relations aui the
extension OF trade upon tui- hemisphere n the most i'm
porlAnt problem tuat now conir"nts the American
people with reference to the proposed common silver
coin, Mr.. Filo said:
We are now paving iioni So 100000 to SlOO.OOO.
600 IN gold balance Uf trade To countries that havo
no cnn but ,vcf circulation. They do not want te
gold and It simply passes through hrlr hands into the
rocket, OF English or German trado7mon. As matter
OF fact although t- gold ls given Ia payment fur nCr
Gnandi,o III"r'su @ . IA ttn S Yik To iopo5
confident that treaty could be mHo Win oach of
the Central and south American Natous under which
tns balance could be- paid silver. Tnc value Of the
prOiuct O mines would be- incrcaS'd AMI pcrpeN-
ug question settled II viii probably suggested that
this silver will all back Ia ub from tue English
merchant. To whOm 10 Will 20. THIS j. undoubtedly ttur,
aud might he an o lection to such proposition eur
trade with south America were to entirely cease But
will continue to purchase hides ana colco hud OtheI
articles from to7e countries and the silver VIII o paid
out again fast 80 comes back To ~. At least
SlOO 900 oi silver, perhaps double that sum,
thus be KEPT In crcua,iun and great part OF II Will
goes Only three OF the great south American nations
producing silver IN any quantity and every Que VINO
has been To those and 10 the West Indie, knows
mat they tine bO-Ita III which all o! our mutatcd
com hnds refuge
verein you please; reciprocal concessions by each ot
the American nations We uo~ hdmlt freS Of duty
nearly al OF hc product, OF Ccnttnl ahd Souh AmorcL
while high duty l. c"ed upon all oi oar roducs t At
down there. I'm quite sure Wo cOul get some v'!u-
able concessions by asking ior them The report OF te
south American Commission proves inns bht beyond
everything else in importance IL tho establishment ~
direct and regular steamship communication between
New York New Orens son Francisco and other ports
this country ana the rest OF the hcu-phcrc Upon
everything tests. We cannot expect 10 have any
trade with countries have means OF reaching; ana
as long their lines Of communication ara almost en-
tlrely the hands of foreigners, we may expect that
those who cOnttOI Theses lines VIII divert as much trade
to thoiI own markets as thcy can.
NEVS 1BOUT BASEBALL CLUBS And MEN.
PAYING FOR UNIFoEMs-rHE TWO NEW LEAGUE