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

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An Italian discovered an island OIL the American
coas, in 1902 An island OF the American COAST
discovered chris ophcr Columbus In 1902 am sure
! the volume and variety Of the celebration OF 'ie
| 4OO;h anniversary Of the discovery Of America ~
| New.York CitY-thc Chicago Of the East dansh''r''
| and I'm Chicago the New-lork Of lie WeSt-"ih Ga
| ccrd In tho tenure which will have OF fame the
rcpn,e Of any address that vii follow ml"c'
1anGhtcr) .
hive said that New ork discovered columbus !"
1852 New York Is always making valuable us
covcrie4 The Attorney General lns introduced us 10
the duties Of the President Of Tho United S'',1''
The secretary Of The Treasury has demonstrated ",'
two years in hi Office have acquainted MN WIN ~
d,f,s danch;cr ana he hnii ring programme VINO"
he laid out klmdcd with the hunger " rNp"c'a'lo'
and with Tie light of nope the eyes Of 200 canal
date, for hi, position at the hands OF the Inc ming
Executive
Il Is as a New Yorker for an Italian that Sp'a'
tonight. raron Favi not long ago summed up nj
Vows 0. tals great stac. He sid ltS io"'un, m
were lad in Lutch Uoblty and toerali0I ina' WI. W.
top oi wcr' English persistence anu pun va,
concn Ing b. Ia and olcgt wdns eoth WerS
h @ we're ish audacity and capacity
for affairs daughter and applause, and Dnch 'uo'iS
and preference Ter simple OF living. re uS
carci that Ncw.N orH reminded him OF wnat sna ate
speare said with alteration was nat soo
are horn grolt tnal some states achlcVe Blcah'ss,
and that some states have pTesidonces thrust hpo
them. Laughter and appanse,2 lie ihs aanmereia
mechanical. manufacturing and agricultural ar.s. nc
ad the easi thing, In ms s meGc tive we great
dVi-pns- those which produce boa,thg wltIou, -,
.ults ana tho,e which odnc" r'sgi S W', ntr cass
NTpnuse
THE REV. DR. HALL on COMMERCE"
The toast. Commerce and Civilization was
assigncd by Mr. Or TO the Rev. DR.. John Hail.
the widely known ana much-belovcd pas'or OF the
fhutn
spoke thus,
Mr President. and Gentlemen OF the Chamocr oi
Commerce: appreciate the courtesy u your invita-
ton to this pleasant gathering. and rccoSni5" your
blindness III giving AN opportunity 10 sar rev
word. We minister, a;c not commonly rrg'rlei ms
~ much yane a. 20 Information In comm rcal matters
They Lave story IN England which illustrates Tic
scncull feeling: banker had taken his son ihe
the business. Intending that he shodd gro" VI III IL
Hnc Pcrpcuaic the family connection VIE H. i"e
time came round Laancng the books an The yc"ry
audit There W., small discrepancy b"iween the
Gcbor ana credit accounts, say Of three pence hall
penny. We'll said The banker 10 he chrhs. lyon
must 20 over ii agaln-you know the accounts mus
square, Why. athcr.- -nid the boy. must they
iakc all that tonblc for such trn"i WINS, III
pay ~" thirc pence hall pchnf mbtci' Ny ooN'
aid the banker YOU mny leave the bank IL l. h0t
The thing Dr you I'll pat you int the Church
]
arr many In your list Of members to whom II Is nv
duty fu ,i.a,, wecklv. have Away, fet the depot
interest I'm business men. have bcca aSsociaci WIN
icmdlnc commercial gentlemen In three ve;> Inherent
cite, for about forty years. know some'hiht oi
then bu, lens md have seen IN them a. noble Pullis
rs anywhere. Ia fact. have seen H''s thai coma
beet be described heroic Gil peak With "i'-
qualified confidence Of the gentlemen under my ca"
who are ana have been members herr. rw" OF them
To-,
Kouutyc-- who deserved the confidence which yoh
md the public placed In them. f'cl rs II ven
not q stranger among YOU. IN flct ihHr" l. hlrdb
NJ II yo,r committees on which have not mem
lc?. 50 that II -honld wish 10 put into commerce
nat million Of mine. which Lave repeaie1N seen
In the ncwsIap,r,. lud which. alas have never
cen anywhere else shall feel 10 cnbsr" e'ncn' In
a.Liu, counsel Of .ly the Committee on Financ" and
Currency.
I nm 10 say . few words on commerce and cvilira-
ton for n tLoi-, Is connection between he two u
+, well To- keep II IN mind and utilire any power That
commerce can give IT'S. What do ! mean by ovih'a
ton Nice clothes. dinner, like that We have had
drawing rooms 80 filled with costly bneabTIc mat
I, is hard 10 walk through them without upse,'ing and
lrcalIng beautiful ornaments No, intss things may
Dee included In H. accomplishments that II happens 10
,nye but by civilization ! mean widespread ntelll.
g.ncr public spirit recognition 81 mutual lights. aud
clvll and reli ,dOus freedom. Now. commerce eo'~
yhcrr there Is opening. on ia" law Of demand ana
supply II Il has goods on hand II ahcs them whcrc
t'.y are wanted. n II needs goods ihnt ARE found
0l..waer. n goc, Tor them. But commerce Is not an
1t f. substantial. visible. tangible II |
.rnd, men who represent H. ana Il asks Tor, OF oGcrs
whnt i, Identified with daily human fe. 1t has all |
Influence for good or Tor OWL always parcephblc
but very real LIT ne give you M Illustration: |
Wa In the Yves, % Ireland In the later II what
was known the Irish famine" The charity o.
Americans then exercised. and Indian oornmcal |
va, then sent over. The people had never seen IT, |
knew nothing Of H. but they realized is value. and |
il became much called for article md not only that
ui the United states 10 hc nearer 90 the people
md more Teal 90 ihcm. and what hey learned o. /
american Way III 'dura'ion and In Industry told. ma
ID telling stl! on th,lr habits and ticg ambition.
NtUu ylth associate, 20 approach The Government
+ H. Iul,.I - ,t., Inc ,eN Uchrl.,.s arr. ieln,
~ and clvgZ lg hcir VII 'ched people. Iut Traders
,.yo h.ci 1, an. haid, II ...d,us fA,Ir ,njts viii
ir. arms, dInr.r..' Gru.~ and nioSl,a,tS' and ~" |
-Io~ iiNng i.' i-Hr snNatrs. "a NV knc~ 81 wee
mi dcg-,GafIlu. Furr.,u nli'oa. have inicr,iict,d
ini trnrc. una an appeal W.. mad to he rni,,d |
tate. forbid fhr cr;rinc- Z vo-sel lra.ins Pho |
american flar X, rom any r.ct,ncc an fhr mar,
! 80 Ndmif' erai,n iut from SOM, technical ma
~ tn. for,ns Of traffic bni If ls n, donated ,bai
when the 'Alng T. duly presented. II VII BE- done
] mwf not. however. orcupy nor - youF time. |
Annh Won for th" attention given There ARE proL
an d'~il Will. no cher can. affecting the hculih
h. s1iiy, ID" comfort u rare | watch with
interest," your movements. ~ ihcy rep0r,od and
trust lie Who yves ~ once true wisdom and trlo
prosperity. VIII d'r"c' Won IN al things n,d make
'o'ir chamber MGf!ng 10 ''le rac".
CONGRESSMAN BRECKINPIDGES SPEECH
The House Of Representatives" wac the next
cast on the lst. AMI u AT branch Of the Govern.
1cn' had WORTHY advocate II its Importance in
Congressman w e. = l'reckinridgc. III favoriic
rator Of Kentucky. where publ, srrakinr i.
-tcrmcd - il i in few other States and where
a"h county las one or more "silycr-torgucd'
itizcns. Congressman Breckenridge said among
ihcr things:
shall. with your In1ulcrncc. follow tho precedent
't hcrc Of Spreading with great frlnkncsS what !, IN
~ heart. TIE House ~ Representatives, Is unique
ody. II is unlike The Parliament Of Great Britain
nj the Legislatures ~ the States. Il represents the
tales The members are not officers u the United
fHtt-. They a collect az