New-York tribune., 1889-12-20

soldiers accomplish what all wanted-the union and
preservation OF the Government Of the United States
tLoad cheers.
We have not only written Constitution, my foreign
friends but we have many traditions. One is-no en-.
tanclng alliances. doubt very much whether In your
councils IN Washington you Will form anything ike
treaty but welcome your coming here to New-fork
travelling through Middle and Northern States ana
hone YOU will 60 everywhere California Arizona, where
you your language spoken 70 the fsrthest
North Puges Soundthat used TO be Spanish territory.
too hourishng and beautiful STATE In this Union
Of forty.two Stcsa pulling together all your friends
all anxious that you should follow their good example, but
no force no persuasion. There stand. II you find
anything initiate initiate it, II you md anything that
IS not SO attractive, let 1t so by for
people differ and countries differ What is right for Chill
may not be right for New.York State. The way
with Argentine Republic. The same way with Brazil
remember old Emperor OF Brazil very we'll, indeed
nothing but the most profound respect and af
fecon personally But the people OF Brazi want to be
a ropublic-welcome they are asol tCheers) We can
not hand TO help them We have no intention to
do So They are perfectly able to mind their business
and believe they VIII daughter and cheers
/ remember that old Emperor when he sat upon the
stand in Philadelphia in 1876 when Evarts made that
eloquent address hundred after the Declaration Of
Independence. The original document read by Mr..
Harrison, q descendant Of the Harrison who had
signed it, and L think relative Of our President.
He was reading it in the presence OF 10000
people; and / the old Emperor. Dom Pedro with a
paper before him. On looking over bis shoulder saw 1t
the fac-simile OF The very paper from Wnch Mr.
Fison read said to him "Your Majesty. what so in
tefests you may / iDquirer' Said he: General Sher-
man that a copy Of that paper, fac-simile from date
to signatures and sysng myself Of this opportunity
and 1t and compare my copy with the orig
lns My father that paper and told me to study
| IL and heed It's counses." (Cheers.)
Now 10Y friends, study Government, study our
people study our manufactures and mercantile affairs
here there everywhere, and you find anything worthy
Of your imitation said before. initiate. Otherwise
adopt your own 1t may be better. The United States
as a people seek NEEDLE with others. We seek
no more territories. We all Wo say,
God speed to Mexico. our nearest neishbor on
The south, and TO Canada, the
| north we say, Work out your own solution
| for 1t is a social problem after ALL" daughter
and cheers) We orty.two States and some Terri
tories That's about many should be united under
one system OF government But 10 you we give our
hearts thoughts and feelings and God bless and pros.
per you is wish OF every American citizen. loud
and long chcerlng)
Jclonimo Zeaya Of Honduras; Matias Romero,
of Mexico and S. " White, of Brooklyn; also spoke.
| After the reception luncheon was served by
DelmOnicO.
AT night the delegates witnessed drill by the 7t
REGIMENT at its arm0ry. The visitors were welcomed
! by Colonel Appleton and F. c. c. Zegarra, OF Peru
warm applause from all present. The delegates were
then driven to the Scottish Rite Hail. Twenty ninth
and Madisona ave, where reception was given them
| by the Spanish Literary Society. santiago Perez
Triava delivered address in Spanish on the objects
| of the society.