New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-17

presented by Mr. Wheeler l., q man broad in thought
and fertile in ,usse-t.on Nj. Wmin received
with much favor. lie said
such good audience assembled here. II j. vcry aP
propfiae for tne jewellers I, come tosether Tor NE
purpose o! promoting the Interests 81 me SoiuDiah
Exposition. Had % NOT lcsn for tie lcwelry trade.
Aulec. would never have cen di-coNcrh II sbella
have left tn Other side. ,Arpl.u-e and laughter
Emerson caty IN tie century. with seer Ike N'lon,
The since attained by America in seli govern
mcnt. IN material development. and in The sum OF
human haplln">- achieved. a. compared WIN onei
nations. has proved ~" uI'h ~ Eine. sons 'sunldc
lAe World, Fan. n'Nt year l- TIE sFeaieSt, OF
opportunities 10 show. e., by an open book ~ "Iich
al 90. world naF rad. %" Pee od u Vh.i UNI,
country Ia done. Il i- indeed he opportunity -
oppoluuir"-. ard lmhi~ tmci-3n' hra WIN a
completeness hardly dreamed " even hy him. ZAP
Sew,l or Is the greatest Of the glorious group o.
commonwealth, that me con.ielaton i!amines the
Western i!cinisphe g. she Of al o'hcs, car snow; ~
growth # al The oter nation, that make up tie sum
demon ration A. VIII c0mrarc fayorablv with the
nation. outside ~ %" group ihat raik a. power, iA
,yav. - tie .rgfi # tie VT receiving ~ per cent
1f the total import ~ the entire cOGrirs huIs ne ana
CARING 10 nine i.nte - i' 'nh saI9' ahe IA uy,c
Nc-t in li, tufu, has lone much for her i'ui fh'
YET oi'f,d ir Ae 10 so" Greg pi'"e,' ana -ita,t
Va te tio CONNER a. Interests - ~" OK.
al that make ny %" sltainr oi u hAiJh I.ch an
!lfiUdtd WItAu Der hlid"f- IT, IN common With The rri
nl TIC ~tclfr % ll' mon TIE ct W ti' 'ii4t4l' ''
demonstration That il - possible 10 NAH" it would ~
ids ' G 81 hu le 10 ~ VA %e A a Tie a out PM
- hrr grain, her f)d pipfpris and her absorption ~
merchandise. mat create. The commerce That thFob'
IT., br-1nnng 10 De- razed That ~ TIC selection Of
piece Of good tuck that ever happened TO t- COUNTRY
l8> been cncyuuf"'c I'd The public -p.ft % the Gil
zeu- 81 that great CITY. tue lscrs.lty, The ta>t".
The boundlc., energy ard aiding ATTN in u,r
future, have Impaired to tie Prospect u in'
.ny otter civ v0ad have AZ .ddd 80 onc
can read Of the preparations that are being made
cnierpr ,@ Of WIKI evtr1 AmSsn NAV '5 'J prona
the taste displayed in tho hud.ng- the amplitude ~
MI. Of The hearty goodwill Of her people. but must
@ mo' & Nc 1h3 d4 g r6 ree, p S a t PsSf
Fair. when II j. found to be IN the hands % such
people rs those OF Chicago. II local considerations
are be sunk out Of sight a. they sh,ud be- in 30
discovery Of America if the ths, can Doe done Is
done for an occasion 80 grand This. then Chcaro Of
to De the vory bet selection possible.
New-fMRer~ 81 all People; should appreciate and
from The Legislature 10 perfect an exhibition repre-
,entluC her sreatne-,. the utmost hbcralty should
- 4 million dollar for a Sat" Ike New York ought
to be ,pent. and .Pen Judicou'f IL ne en.onrn;e,
me1t Of private enterprise IN the stimulating Of skilled
workmanship I'm every department NJ human activity.
aud in the ireighns, car and proper exhibition Of
could be made than 70 how hearty goodwill to the
West. better investment i.dn J.. fAfnlilnS from
NcN-l Ork what The Wet has - u-e. art what >hc
can furnish 10 tie West. A greater opportunity
never presented Itself for New York r"t1u the
lle1 which has made her great. and unless commercial
deradcnCc j, set au. uuic politicians are to ruin
oiir commerce a- fLcy are running 81 by unwise
mCthod- unle,- NcWYof. is 10 take bach s"at. then
must her legislators learn that ii is by no pcayunc
policy that her er.tnc.~ j. = be exhibited. The op
pOruniiN that Emerson spoke Of and for Whrh Am"rifa
i anoihcr f.tnc j. within the ga.p a. the giraiest
of the state and r. f. ~ bc hoped th't nothing VIII
intervene TO prevent that opportunity from heinz
made The m0-i of. Now j, The time for New-NOrk
- move broadly and to move nobl In I'M. matter
tiuplifl~cJ
Il had been expected HAT Chauncey
NJ Dcpcw. Colonel William J.. strong
and Frederick \. Taylor would ,,eah. bat they were
unable 10 be present. Ide chairman iIen called upon
Leopold STERN OF the cNell"r> Bond Ol Trade "ho
said that the Interests OF Chicago ANA ".k II
th. Fa-t au1 West were 80 closely Identified that
IN made no dinercncc where th" fIr was held. IT,
pledged The fullest aopi~~cohcc OF the Jewellers
i.GaId o Trade in the action tat the meeting was
failing Ih1md, O.. EwNn. OF" @! the Oldest
ieveller- In Ne1y-N Orl. also called
on and made some effective remarks He strongly
New Nork should take IT, stand ANA do everything IN
It's power t. advance the Interest," Of The great FAR n
chicago II wa for The benefit ul chicago alone,
nor of IlllnOi, alone Of tie West alone but Of
N.yr Aorh and Philadelphia and Boston and BhtlmDr"
and all the great East. Wei of IN, efrii Wet
with an enthusiastic aye. Al those present were
invited 90 sign the petition beforc they LEFT the room
4 vote of thanks given 10 the speakers. ANA then
The meeting adjourned. Many Of the jewellers fingered
consider the question Of arranging for an exhibit
of their wares al Chicago next year
THE II-NDFR TRADE WANTS Tie SANE