New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-18

mcpoa II and relations the place WHERE Sh
sdcssn may should b ' e IS Sa % The
man and The universe Of God loud and proionseo
applause and checringJ
MIR. DEPEw'S WIT -"
Following DIR. Briggs CANE Chauncey NJ. Depew'
Some of the good things which he snid 'oiiow
soubt II the reporters will deem what say WORTHY
Of recording. t.ausnter2 II Is RUE at fo appear
seFcd by vateran rdinnar speaAers an 9s Tns
pIoe is reserved for ambitious gentlemen wmV ,hcu
not yet tested their powers ana hay aSghter
After the dinner committee have get the p aGc Of tber
eyens and selected a" dey 1se msIs IS ons left
skirmishcr in the rear who IS placed r Wms.o how
mser should newer ri ABOUT the occasion
night which POSSIBLY may allow the opPor'u nnssed
remark here aud ~ Of the ssctary oi
treasury one Of my studies IN life has ben hs
as s pr %y eors in that direction ana
Is evident In his mind my processes v s re.smrv
a i coHtes:ss that me position which
he has attained IN the hearts aad IN tne yn, ~
counrymen has been due 70 the spef ssns y viii be
admitted by every one here that canhos ne
Will say, however for the benefit Of my haeno. inc
representative Of the Administration tha. ame r'ew
Commerce in this connection upon silver Is not the
unanimous opinion Of that t?d banb"s If a Com
p%se tb Ms1 ntresSs address witch delivered
here last year or the year beere which SIN carry ~
hcay from IFS beginning down 70 that period lie Is
the only man Of the body wsG evep Iaas6er Ike
sss aas sS on .Sa s1 from there at before
the adoption of the Federal Constitution dd hIf
passed oa.lty resolution sd tH a SSa
looking forward TO tie time when silver shonir
t the nsee ees Of american would
be equal to passing measure which "ouio p'eA''"
its parity.
AN ELOQUENT TRIBUTE.
| want TO say that the Secretary Of the TrcaS"i!
said an excellent thing when he said, as clthe' u
Ohio that Ohio would honor herself 90 creot " uo
country, and recognize craftsmanship equal " wv
best we ever had II 1t returned the author VI SUN
bill to the United states Senate. Appanse3 "s'eo
ing with all that Mr. Wilson has said about Amerca
public life and the position which the country hm'e,
occupies in making laws, there Is no DIVISION Oh
that the man who has done much for good ieglsia
ton for honest money, for all that marks d S
In public life to leave the senate no" "o"'u NC
This dinner tonight marks how the Chamber %. OK
Commsrce has itself become an Illustration OF inc
doctrine Of evolution. Ganslher and appiause;) ,,a
remember long periods Of years when dinners OF inc
,nytins polltlcians who knew nothing of commerce
daughter to enlghten MERCHANTS upon their D,si
ness (Senewed laugllter.l have been present wheh
a member of the Cabinet from State which had no
shipping delivered address of an hour and halfs
estahlished an immense mercantile marine. Con
tnued laughter) The next perli9d was Wmen and
to en,nent advocaes md representatives, Then
the Cabinet didn't hesitate 70 state Mist
was the policy Of the Administrations nor ue eete
men present on the other side when they ha,pp9hes
to get the floor hesitate to controvert inc posio" VI
tile member OF the Cabinet
ANOTHER DISCUSSION.
Than we had the discussion Of the great industrial
questions Of the Protective Tariff and OF Revenue ke-
form And the dinner which was held before tho last
Presidential election set the pace OF the controversy
in the battle which the following year through
| rortotati nal 10 a
the polls (Applaascl Mr. Lamar who was here q, thcn
Representing the T. s t3oS or fsc te VeW Of
most eoqnsn. ana able adsr s EJECT 20 e' that the policy
Of this country shonld DO Revenue Reform looking
ultimately 70 Free Trade An humble d citizen IN ."g
believed for tc party with which was associated,
accepted the issue and said that the IN tSs then
Approaching campaign it would be as frankly met as
It boldly stated nS an anS 0@oq ThS ep E6h 20 S
pronounced and T. for one, satisfied with the re-
suit daughter and appls sd fRo controversial period
we come 70 the higher plane whore the Chamber OF ON
distinguished clergymen of the country, for the puI
enghtenGGg hem npgp money gam and how
in he intermediate period the Chamber Of Commerce
h ss ssred tas Business we daughter and @
have not are ready to retire enewed laughter so
'roSrs Of iaughterJ to Instruct them what to do with
their surplus. We fear the force Of Socialism and We
we'll to remembr that Socialism does not spring from
nor does anarchy grow and thrive upon the mere rSv
inas of dcmagogues. Mpplause.) 4 misuse Of wealth
nv men OF great riches IS often much greater prop
ogation of Anarchy and Socialism Genewed applansel
Inf a proper and welldirccted and unsehstl use OF
wealth by men OF great riches Is one OF the grea.
agencies that prevent the growth OF Anarchy ana
Socialism. prolonged applauseJ
| Erastns Wiman brought the oratorical part of
the feast to close ia brief speech. 49,,
The Committee of Arrangements consisted OF
Woodbury. Langdon, John Jay Knox, J. Edward
| simmons Horace Porter and Henry w. Cannon,
and the details Of the dinner were carried ad-
| mirably forward TO completion through the care
! full supervision of George wilson, secretary Oh Che
| Chamber of Commerce.