New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-28
HE COMMITTEE DIsGUsTED.
30 ARGUMENTS COULD AVAIL AGNN'T TIE
NARROW POLICY THAT HAD BEiN
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4 reporter Of The Tribune the Now York dol'-
cation on their return from Albany lat night after
they had presented 10 the Governor and senate Finance
Commute. lho claims Of New Y1r. stat, for more
libcIal appr pria'ion than The can 'r h prI'ii ir
the statD's exhibition Fl the C)Unbn' ENp -iion.
They were -pu.tci delegation. and aid not hsi
to expIce5 THEN ideas q The VII ln Leorne "s the
veriest face on record.
Commenting on the speech % josiah Shull.
cx-president f the sta'c Daym Ms A.s'cin-
lion, a member Of the commitc" said "a The
farmers cannot make proper exhibit "ltlout the
assistance Of the state; ana thcv VIII need
at the lowest estimate $4,000. ~ stupidity ava
carcessne-, the Ncw-YOrh exhibit OF bntt,r At ia"
Centennial Exposition in Philadelphia. In 1916, lost
the award which went t. The cShili Sent i!un
rlcin. Ill., We DO not admit that butter Of my
other STATE l. SUI 'rlor To- that Of Ncw-lorA. Lnt
the EIgin exhibit Was seven days on the road and
kent in refrigerator aud then put into tie proper
rcrigcqaors al the Centennial 50 # appeared on the
day Of making tn" award Ia letter cOnduoE tah ta
sent from NcW-York which was partly melted ana ia
thc worst possible condition. As Il consequence Z"
this Eirin butter - now quoted at - hfMA
higher than that made IN this state.
The unit and vegetable growing IN New oIk az
mot N rior f., thOe Of any other state, aud 70 make
proper exhibit the farmers along The Ane o. the Hic
and other roads should have announcement an" an
from tho STATE. ala such aid - NH chab' -I,''
VIII ID, great ana Ndi4,'i P''N"N'7' 80 ''''
fitting Impsc. ion upon the visitors from all parts Of
The world. Tile claim, made by j. Russell Iar'on' "l
the Walter A. Wood Mower and Reaper Company, were
regarded as moderate and only what the vast manu-
featuring interests Of the state should have to place
them properly on exhibition at Chicago
Ludwig Nisscn, who rep. ercntcd The jewellers ana
their interest, at Albany, yesterday said The jc~cy
exhibit at any opposition is the most valuable III
respect to cost and, probably absolute value.
The capital invested in this business In Nc" l"F"
IS $25OOOOCOO. and such an interest az tins, with
the state assistance that may properly expect "oud
make a wonderful impression upon foreign V'ilor' n
our World Fair >inc-tenths Of the diamonds I'M
ported into the United states, valued at @-OOoooOo'
come 10 Newly ori, and one quarter Of the prciuc, oil
the United states gold and silver mines is consumed N
New York ia the manufacture Of jewclIy.'
Another member Of tho committee said commenting
on what samuel b. sanford, Of Troy, representing
The linen interest had replied to John BOYD IhachcT
in regard /, buying the Van Rensselaer, building at
AIbay: There plenty # antiques In other places
be- DIES Albany that be bought at much better Lar
gains, and II We are to take The estimates Of Architect
Isaac Perry at 10000 to purchase and remove III"
building We shall need an appropriation Of @"oOo'
OOO for he estimated the cot Of the state Capitol al
$1,000, OOo AID it has already coat a-2.OoO'ooJ The
committee patty iHd1g~cs the speeches Of J. i.
Gilbert Of Utica, ard II. :. Van Santvoori Of Albany
that 100000 is not enough for the state properly to
represent is goat dairy aud lumber interests
William /. King said The great drawback through
out Is politics the question Is not one Of New-l0iK
Going % Chicago with proper exhibit, but rather OF
keeping down the state tax rate. hi! Is purely po-
utlcal ammunition and short GIFTED policy. TIE es-
innate I The New York building IS cut down 10 the
lowest remc. and far below what any merchant would
tnink of making for conducting his business. | be
licVc that we should let every know that we have
The best good, IN the whole world
The committee said that as Whole their reception
| by the Governor was courteous but they could see
at fhc BEGINNING that the result was fOregpne con
cusion and thar II wOnd matter little what arguments
were adc Before the Sen1tc Finance Committee H. was
the same Everything on n limited seal. Ner York
STAT. politics uppermOs,, great state taking n
secOn6-Iatc place. peanut politics in everything, and
the present Governor following in the footsteps OF his
predecessor: and John Boyd Thacher the mouthpece
of the Governor and the whole state Democracy"
The summary Of thc situation made by the committee