The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-10

forced 20 return 10 Richmond last night colonel
I.nford was elected chairman Of the delegation
on account Of Colonel Purceils absence, how
ever, and he with Major Scott, Mcssrs Todd
Uaxall, Dunlop. Davenport and Moore together
with your correspondent. were ready at 10
o'clock TO pay the visit to the President which
had been previously arranged by Postmaster
General WanamaAer.
A CORDIAL RECEPTION.
Promptly at the appointed hour the dclega-
tion arrived at the White House. and were M
vltcd up TO the j'resi icnts Office. They were
met in the autc-roOm 10y me POSTMASTER General.
who was equally az cordial and aiiablc III ms
greeting as hc had been The day Previous and
who announced that the President was ready TO
see the committee.
COLONEL BUFoRD As SPOKESMAN.
After being introduced 10 Alr. Harrison.
Colonel BGfOru, on hchalf OF the DELEGATION
stated the OBJECT OF the visit. lie said that the
committee were not III any way personally III
ttrestcd IN any special line. but that tlc itch
mOnd Chamner of Commerce were very anxious
noted, because not only Virginia ana
North Carolina but all that secuon
railway sysfoins tributary 10 the lower bay were
especially interested I'm iifat object. lie did not
speak in bchaif of the United states and Brazil
line particularly. as the main object desired was
inrrea. oi commercial advantages. Hcthought.
however. that under the subsidy law the com
inrrcial interests VI the country could bt lnuch
nei!'f sDseLr. oI I ~, 'i flciiie. HAN 6y
encouraginc new ANA untricd experiments.
Ml.. TODD REMARKS.
Nr. Todd then stated. ut the request Of Colo
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nour aui milling business Of Richmond he
Gal.egO Mills, which me represented would IN
drodth auuIv. r>aTy. and since their exist
cnce tic h.'liHah H"ur IaIe nan
always o.. an oIIrnt l"D'H, III .li,la ti
icctS u i"Ir ih. war iii,se mus Ne,1 eiiaiichh
To- maui. III Il ~ ann s, ,''rnJ
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nom ii', i'Hv "i,',,' 'i IN
,.ro,. II sl,i,rinr facilities. ana he also thought
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t4'", ,.- .' a., I'm, , ,,rl.',,t I'm vitb 10
eni.,iav for mail srryice which The Postofice
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,tiaf h'i!, i'i'i .,n al '"i iI'u1D ~ I';n
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o4T'ofd tbcodnir,istrotiona HIGH com
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rr,at rrnsit to nj" whole country The ar
lengelnent en- tr.l into with Brazil had already
shown marked good results.
THF PRESIDENTS REPLY.
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WIN mahiIcS, Ihrv iSfi =" me I'lHa hs Oh oIole4
hniori ahq Mr. 10 Iui ana H.,h 'iie lalIet gen
ichah ha,i NLSle Hr sup liht u" was very
glad ti.at ne mad D. zen afforded TINS 9pIorinnlE
90 meet win ana near INC views OF me hlch-
mond DELEGATION. He said that during the cHm-
laign lac hth remarked mat ne az
not lnient TO, 'c frightened 10y he word
suh1lI{i utht ne wanted 10 see ne com,
mcrcial interest 0l .he ,country improved
tli' Una. VIC i..i 'a. N"S '. s ny ~
IN any Other way was IN favor oi H. y good
,ause cannot ne hnrt ny name ana althongh
there was prcsGoloa agGlhSt me WORD subsidy
u good result WEI eHcctcd thefeby mar pre-
JUDGE would soon disappear. lie Illustrated ms
position, 10y tiie commercial traveller sys-
tom. re h"il lhAi ne couHl itmelnner
when there were no commercial travellers,
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~ 'it ~, III IN ~ ,,i, '',' ~, "',,, -
NC t ostinn 1at IL vn. mic;
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u, sn"1 ny ~ ~, ~ a., ~ '' f , an 40
U'ng by sam9ic. : he wished to succeed.
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hc saw NO" "'A'i t"f'l "lhtulN bD.l. uP t"'H
trade and comIncirial importance 10y means of
tlriulet. ana re VS.. ,ouNlhfcl iha' uhiess lhe
lm,,o states 4i"oit'N ihe same p9ilcy tHty
t3Hin meyer nD y 10 VIII LII 'lsH h"-
A., ro ,.,r.,r,,.,; r,Vrs
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81 ,y., u,rr, 10. iic ~ .int, .u ,nrlo cnt tirt,
4 M on lvtdt,,,, II int, small i,ortinr among
A uumirr OF person, Thc applc would be eat N
6ni that would boz the last of II, aud no one
would gct any good of IL. II, however. il
were given 90 enc person who would
cave tnc sctd So as 10 rri'g forth ant iroduce
rIr',i..,ai ,,cu5 bo.acc,iopl,sh She'd He irdfcr ed
therefore rather To AID ON established entor,
orl.e 80 that IL might grow and Ice enlarged
rather than cat un q subsidy INTO small parcels.
which would soon ne di.-ipatcd without any
good being ACCOMPLISHED. tie insisted how
Aver. that the YlGc2 lines should srcnd the money
taiG thCm TO charging their facilities AMI
power Tor good. instead of u paving di,idenis
MON stock and putting forth no renewed cx-
trtions
HFcpRocTrY.
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Xiii .,.teu ~ tir,. frra,ics IN No senate
inr ,.tili,e,ton ~ ,ya. neNt IN ironnesil liz 20
.omr'ic;, treaty and nearly All
failed Now thr frosidrnt has no,yor r.,
make roclprocel contracts and lint for This
mower tine treaty with Grail would moi now he
m existence He hoped soon that a similar ar
tangemput would bee made with thr spanish
Government in regard To Cuba. and all indica-
lions lolutei TO such A contamination
NOT OF SECTIONAL APPLICATION.
Tie did not propose 20 make the subsidies
granted bv Congress local or sectional in their
application Il,ie. SOMETIMES COncyessr,en hal