New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-24
SISTER NATIONS TO MEET.
PLANS FOR THE AMERICAN CONGRESS-
THE DELEGATES TO MAKE TOUR w
UNITED sTATEs-sUBJECTs TO Be CON-

sIDERED BY THEM.
ARRANGEMENTS making at Wasnlng'o" io r
meeting of the American International congress "'.
* TO meet in Washington october = Inc u" u'0
cafes Of the United states originally appointed were
John b. Henderson, Senator from Missouri Oo'
n Hiss william Pinclney Whyte, eN-oen"''i In
Maryland. Clement studebaker the Indiana manuiac-
a-,,. n rcrerson Coolidge the Massachusetts, mill
treasurer; william Henry Trescott, Andrew Carnes''
Ih, p r. pitkiu of Louisiana; Morris NJ Es'ee ue
california railroad lawyer, and John f. Hahson VI
Georgia. Mr. Whyte declined to serve and ME- XIV
kin has been appointed Consul to the Argentine ho'
uhI,c These two vacancies will be filed by the ap-
noiptpant Of two we'll known business men lher'
ested in the south American trade Vi III, ~,
countries invited to take part In the conference
have accepted with the exception of Hayt PARAGUAY
and Santo Domingo The delesdeS uiu' ~
nOuneed are: o.oso
Argentine Republic-Don Vncente c. ouesada'
non Rooue Saepz Pena and Don Manuel Vulh'dh@
po,ivia-Dr Juan f. VeardO Brazh-LaiaSe'te hot
ioucs Perelra Or. J. c. De Amaral Naiente anu 0ai
vador dc Hendonca. Colombia-Don D. NJ hur'a'o
and two Others to be appointed. Costa Kca
Zeladon. Guatemala-Dr. Fernando Cruz MeAc"-
Antel Ortiz Monasterio. Nicaraeua-Dr' hoi :"
Cuzman. Perl-Dr. F. C. c. Zegara 'enezuela-
W. BOles ParaZa. Ihey VIII ro"''n - WIZ
for several months. -,
Correlus n Bliss said yesterday that the plans hau
tna
heen nearly all arranged The two new delegates
would soon be appointed and meeting "ouNu 70
held early in september to decide on the ohd'iino
ho United States delegation. It is thought that ,ne
chairman will probably be elected president VI 'i'
Congress. oo.s will
Imrediatelv after organization the Congress WIN
adjourn for several weeks to enable the members -
",o an extended tour through the United STATUS
This will be one Of the most important FEATURES Vi
conference and the programme III us seIeIa -
has already been laid out. 1t VIII taAo INC "a -
s w. as omaha TO St. Paul and Minneapolis III 'ho
Northwest TO Chicago, 81. Louis anu ah ~ p,
o,,,a 90 manufacture and to the large STOCK anu
,roin farms of the country, to give the utloe"
tbose other American nations a genera lue~ ~ w
- - ,,,sneritv and development of the Onleu
e. Tn making these preparations correspondents
hos beer carried on with the mayors preS'"o." "
commercial and manufacturing corporations an" |
nav and steamboat companies all over inc oHIoi ~
delegates will number about nIV' i"'i' ~
provided for them special tram. Ill, cou
Before starting on the trip the deleSaV' W., to-
or secretary Blaine and in the evening rcoop,ion
't ~, hobty he given 10 them by PresIuchO
w rLo Marty will leave Washington
49, ,r,,rsdav October 3. Reaching newborn Ill VI.
,fterpoon. they will take the steamer ru'""I p.i,,.
rau River There they will visit the A"oi' -
,ulls and the principal cotton factories So,ne a,
IN Providence. Wuimaate, Cohh', anu TO-, -,
,rbere on October > a reception has po'" pr
covcrnor Bulkeley in the new state House. nol'u'n
No, uaven and Ansonia will be visited. ana ouiua1
u,II no na,,ed at West Point. Thence The parry WIN
90 IN Springfield and to the great paperhll' III iio
yoke and Chiccpee, and on Monday rlght 10 Du'ol'
v,ber, a special programme will be piePaIeu ~ From
tIart and thn commercial interests OF BOsIon. Nv
1iton visits viii be made to Lynn, Lower anu nc
renee. and to Manchester, \. H. FROM ~" Coboes
narty will be taken to Troy AnanS al" Njo@ora
p~d tbenf across the state to Buffalo ana Nlasac a
I,iress men of New York are now nlaknS d. o
ncnis with Governor Hin for the reception au
~ The naIty I'm this State From builalC Ia, p a. ~
,uiu Start Nest spending about TWO weeks l" '
Nr Miss said yesterday that the meellnS ", t,,
CONGRESS would be devoted wholly TO the uiS a.
~ tLo hsness relations of the seNcral nav 81
9erexted The President. In his INVITATION SCI -
- ,rincina objects of the congress- whISn az ~ t
mo ir,a tinn of peace. "A better mutual utlcl
ta,rcen each nation. the establishment Oh pc,U 60
p,ore fr,ouent communications by water uuiloi Ill
oretcn of customs regulations, weights ana n'oa -
lsws IN nrotcct patent rights and for the eA1ISuU,
81 criminals the adoption of silveIs cCih' anu o"
plan of arbitration MD, ssod g 20 occuny all
t Inc 80 rho members If a plan of arbitration 10
oobod a. will do much to prevent the frequent uini
ini,les between south American nations Inc Nlsit
o,'G ne,Sonal nspccuon of the conditions Oh ins
',. the glance at its social political ana huu9-
trial nroblems VIII 20 far 1t Is believed, 10 npros
on All the members of the congress the nv i
Gor trade and for general prosperity OF COOP alum
NJ ali the nations on the American continent