New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-16


Human reason has within rho last 400 year' m"ue us
covcries which without parallel In history ~
those discoveries, more particularly thoS' VIZ" 49,
chilled tho law, Of nature We these later days. HaNe
learned to utilize for the multiplication Oh ''e ''''
forts and the commodities of lde. greatly 10 Tue i
! lief md bettcrment VI mans estate on earth " ~
has come to the aid OF labor. BY the hPPn.""
Of science We have invented wonderful ih"'
| originated astonishing processes VI pr"uouo" a" s 81,
v,scd means of locomolon that bafie space an" VI
communication that completely annihilate u"'o
! orc IN, achievements OF applied science wthh ,no
spon OF han a century. But science Il sun l" 10
| fancy. what we not expect "hc" ' ~oa.
mind Is literally supplied with nil tho means II new"
for The complete mastery Of the laws OF h"'"0
ssr deliberately that every human pursuit ' p
| fcs~,on IL now manned In It's efficiency DS "''
| lively undevclOped condition Oh pure """ -"
science. =, oroc,ye
Frr our in iusiral activity, II 1t is to be ene'uVc
r,r.t orr industrial activity. II It + 10 b. ehecuVe
! must he illuminated and regulated By Sci'h''' ANU
,c,udlv science muqt b. cultivated for Its own SNc
by men who feel the divine all ltts OF Tie uu'
II q * +, mike new and fruitful discoveries Anu
the nouIshmcnt Of science IS 80 co'ly 'ue 1t ' Nv
l,nrcr be done without all from the state
This then, /, thu great duty Ok the III u',"
a dutv which though otherwise dcmonsrabi' ave
ba,., n-ood .och ON grounds OF sentcrcst and
pnb ic policy I am d Now Yorker and PROUD u '"'
comm ,nwcalth but Will speak the truth VIC 10 "'
In this STAT rcunye the inp rtahc" "I nv i"e"
rduc,t,on We do not realize the potency if
our Industrial lie merely, OF great Is ,W ih.
vrrslty impagug all ella scs ana pol' W. cr
bighcs ,ducliinn nj the l0Nct oV-'' LOO" q, .,
many who inst disc JvcT,d the ''yn'mn ' Wv ot,r
good institution Of earning l .", 'n,non.
Western states. By public taNalom , E,nI"t
w,aths ( Michigan. Wisconsin Indiana, Mn n1,"n
and California maintain grril nu INC mon and
froly dlnuse their blessing, on thc,r young " I,.
women In ev'y fanE AMI o; aaty Tonight b5th
Iusucc ard cNp,diency call us ono on Sr I To
meudation q "Ovcrnor campbell, w, u !" rhe ,,ns
lsrg, permanent fnA for higher rducan n Inc ',i
sonns 70 mo 10 Inc come III Ncw York stat; 20 ia
into rrc Now York. which o. all Tie otacs = ,,. t
In population, frs In wealth, Ar't ~ IA -, tam,
all bat hi.t bot IN TIE vau" oil arm any, VI I''a ~,
product what AK l. tat al nc , haq" o,i and
he State shall have science brought to thrr an anu
that the cAldrra ~ 1ug iirme's. mechanic hhI VI
all the Industrial class2, hall not ~ now BE- icIi.
By immcinoial rlic ~ umb Turn 'n I'll" hsht''
We have MT vet begun to realize the cos OF
1dcnee but We shah learn By degrces a. We 80
nS Me- pGy ana ahs on the Ne. duty 90 & dSe1
don. the @oner shall have practical answer 10
IT, socialist oharge Tat our ureHS I@ys NIX an ara
the monopoly Of The rich and powerful. IN the IN
JUS; mi polite for Ar State 20 offer universrl ire
tqHcn Of -. h'Fh"'i as w'4l A. o, 'ae loT ,o.r
democratic aud ludurrlnl wo-t dcmands university
Do Won NV we Gir,-fy lave a National system Of
cdHc1iion' dcny u and ! eS."rt With lhIlcy-snd
ctucaton IA worth thc name ~ national un'cs, IT
crr"'es great educational -ddcr. VITA end IN
~" gutter end TIE other IN The university"
state 81 Vow YORK
EX-PRESIDENT CIEVELAND-S ADDRESS
Mr. On then announced that tho regular pro-
gramTlc was AT m end ana invited the audencr
10 call for II. own speakers. The names Of Mr.
Cleveland md Mr Dcp"w came from all parts Of
Tie room. M Orr asked M Cleveland T. Say
something and the Precedent elect was applaudod
he arse lie said
VI. Prceid"n, md Gcn'le,cn: nm exceedingly
-1tihed by the klnincs. and wnrnth = Your greeting
II does no, surprise me. however for have and
felt than occasion the cordial hospitality
lni henrnc~s ~ th'ss, who as3"mh" ~ IN, annual
dinner o. 0nr Chamler %, commerce. We NIL have
noticed that mon. when they seek 10 APPEAR
especially wise an impr ssiv,. srcaN Il our bus
rs, iutDr ST. something awful and mysterious.
and r'cn when propositions under consideration
he merits iaic from tn s'gh OF those considcr
Lem. whose hair stands crd mt the solemn ,ug
e'~loa t3et our busnces interests mr., lying I'm
wait WITH nupcrous vi1', # wrath completed, equipped
i.r un.' who chanc" 20 arrive AZ M uuacccirc |
conclusion.
am i'rtrnlt' IN boin~ NJ" 20 STATE TINT f.y cla
lions 20 the Ch,Hhcr Of Commerce = t.c ~ltc q Ncv
forh though merely ~ crnpiincn'rr, Mind arising
hom lonor'fy mcmb, iship has % iarNa,ir-A mo with
has!n"S interests thar 20 long. rccarl thc.e |
'ls- H shfh'ls d D'l 'hl.t " beast. DO have !
constantly 'ef1rc mr mind tho. chiii-n Ia ~, nbl
al story who w'ic torn iu is"c,. D., loass for d.
Ing TO much ut random he brdn"ss u IN ancient
prophet.
~ B.. cuti'rv rat'r RAJ TINT ny Familiarity with bi,
lusss lntct"ts arising from lie relation d, which |
have rc'cr'I, should be- Of very pleasant sort and |
free from ar ana IT, pIdniion for tie only meeting.
I hav" ever attended II the Chamber Of Commerce
HaT' f'en procscly ,uch ~ this when The very hst
things 10 eat and drink have been extensively Dis
cnss'd am bcnn1 o. say itai these occasion, the
dreadful beings repro emitting or btslne,s interest,
ire VsrN human uir. d. I know YOU win not 20
me the very great inIusticc OF -urpo>ns that fl the
= ah undciiat" M, mporanoe " the commercial
and nnan f.. Interest, her, repre- ncd ON the con
ray, NJ on" apr cotc- more tillY than that white
II proper adjustment OF AL interest, should be- main
lmnfd You itp:c.rnt those which utterly ndls
Pcn-nb!c ~ oar National growth ana prosperity. /
do not 1"hcv" tha' any other Interests should b.
Obliged 20 iecl from th' crumbs which fall from the
table Of business, nor do brllevc that table should
BE- r9betd Of the god things which ar honestly ana
not 50 we'll provided. Applau-cJ
!, cg e,. 70 rn, W. " al, Interested American
IN a common pursuit 'ug purpose +. or onsht - |
be- In our several spheres to add to ne general fund
entiili TO draw perhaps not equally. but juty. each
r'Teiv ng fair portion NJ ndiviuil prosperity let
r in the d9 S ion" Of P ,EaI S 0nT T s nS to
'tt"mT to appropriate the shnrrs Of Others.
thanks IT. the courtesl"s often extended - me- h., Ihc
At wLoe ho,Ilable board have at mi,
though |
-ucn meet YOU again occasion like THIS .half
m5mbcr. VITA peculiar pleasure the friends mad.
among )onr membership and shall neve" allow nrsclf
10 be hecdicss Of tho affairs you 20 worthIly hoil I'm
,Onr keeping.
WIIITELAW RElD'S WORDS
Mr.. On introduced Mr. Rcii rs the Junior hon
'rary member OF the Chamber Mr. Reid lnclc
Is follows:
Mr. President: II Is not my turn. | am not on
he progrnmmc. ! am not called 10 maxi, speeches.
That IS LEFT for III" other side ! have been making
good many speeches within the last three or foui
weeks and am bound 10 say that do no, particularly
dmrr the result Of them. ! didn't think too highly
( them when made them. and think u great dca.
c@ Of them now. The other side viii have an opp0r.
unity 10 make speeches, ami good many Of them.
nd VIII have NJ audience cvrA Inrgcr than this ana
possibly more crIlcai than this II VIII ask man,