New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-05


THE GOVERNOR GLORIFIEs THE
SHARE OF NEw.yoRK IN THE
ExPosITIoN-NoT AFL,w
IN THE CELEBRATION.
.sY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSE1
CHICAGO Sept. 4.-During the last twenty-four
s,rrx more people from outside the state have
S.sn brought into Chicago than during any previous
aay IN the history of the city. This being New
york Day at the Fair special efforts had been
made by all the roads TO accommodate the people
rron the East who anxious to take part In
the celebration. The Erie Road alone brought In
,sss passengers from east Of Buffalo the special
train being run in six sections. All the passen-
GERS were delivered here safely. All the other roads
from the East ran special trains, and the regular
Grains were run in from two to four sections. The
"Ric Four's' excursion from Cincinnati was one
of the heaviest ever run over the road Inc
"Monon" brought in several hundred people from
Indiana A prominent railroad official gives 1t as
his opinion that exclusive OF suburban traffic the
roads centring In Chicago carried during the
twenty-four hours ending at noon to-day more than
10000 passengers
Roswell p Flower and Chauncey NJ Depew
shared the popular honors at the celebration OF
New-York Day at Jackson Park The Governor Vi
the Empire State and the post-prandial orator were
at their best Their sentiments In praise OF 'heir
state fell on sympathetic Gays and evoked great
applause The audience which both the oistih-
guished NEWCOMERS faced In the banquet nan Oh
the New-York Building was not strange one 10
either the Governor Mr.. Depew. The latter met
with an enthusiastic reception on arising to de-
liver the opening address. Surrounding him ana
the Governor were the members OF military stan
In uniform and with the civil officers or the state
besides the Director General and his chiefs OF de-
partments. No such official representation of the
Wold's Fair has been seen since the opening day.
All the State and National Commissioners from
New-York were present, and from a popular stand
point the celebration was great success Inc
Iowa State Band played at the building all day.
Chauncey Depew provoked many n laugh ana many
a round Of applause by his remarks at the opening
of the exercises he acting presiding o1cer lie
said in substance:
Two hundred and eighty.ave years ago YESTERDAY
Hendrix Hudson cast anchor inside OF SANDY HooN'
Though not so fortunate Columbus he possessed IN
equal measure the Qualte, which won suce;s ana lanc
fer the Dlscoverer sailor entered upon voyages
50 with his limited resources and m''E'e
equipment His skill and daring. his courage ana
faith carried sallop and scanty crew where noien
.,e.mshin couA hardly 60 Ife reached nearly the
highest point attained beyond the Arctic Circle lie
tried every bay and inlet in the enort to pierce the
icy barrier Of the frozen Nor.h lie breasted 'ne
mounta nous Of Labrador and the storms OF inc
New England coast and then rested in the harbcr Of
New.York.
Columbus sought to carry his religion to the h'aaen
and to lind the gold Of the faded Eioodo but Hudson
sailed in the interests Of the expanding commerce OF
the world 1t the belief Of his times THAI shorter
passage to India would increase inc tra1 ana wealth
Of nasops Inc Orient supposed possess tound.
less riches for the Occident shorter and cheaper
channels o, communication could b. opened The as
covery Of the Hudson River was an epoch. "f''. ana
growing commonwcaths on the borders OF the iaK'"'
allied with twenty millions OF people, who in heeinV
from other lands have found Nterty, happiness ana
home arc among results Of his discovery IL has
intellectually Increased the material moral and int eca
welfare the human race IL has made possible th'
strength the move. and perpctuy OF the Il public
Hendrix Hudson Chicago This city is a. much
indebted 70 him as New.Yora Ills deeds cave the oppor
tunty and furnished the incentives which have crad 'h
present and potential capital OF the West Inc "'hes
New.Englan1 fleeing from the hargman ana fhe scano1
found Welcome and shelter in tolerant and liberal New
York The spirit continued down the years bro"chf
the Yankee dispossess TIE Dutchman from poues
nor.r and the irl$hm,n dcthrone the Yauseo and the
Gc,man the Sc1ndna Vian the italian the Fr"nchna me
RUSSIAN the Dane and Snanar1 TO enjoy the equal
benefits ami uncquaci opportunities OF the gret city ana
stau OF Nsw.York. This cosmopolitan town, while u j.
In. frs, Of American cit- yet ha. moro Irish than any
city in Ireland ;icmaus than any city in GeranS
say. Berlin and enough Italians 10 equal the population oil
the secoad.elass cities OF Italy.
We should ,aii 10 properly celebrate the day " we din
not pay tribute 70 these immigrants from Holland VINO
founded The LEFT Il the indcble Impress OF
he, snl,t md principles Ncw-Yofk Is here today cc"
brang her cav claiming the elements which constitute her
glory only in tina: spirit of irendy cTnnatOn "hh
recognizes the merits OF every OF the sister common
wcalths We are here with Governor 10 say to the
ount,v aud 10 the representatives OF other nations thai We
have done the excellence and success Of this
great Exposition.
I, has bccn the misfortune Of the carly Dutch seer'
that the genius OF Irving ran hot In 1nofpHs history
az their habits occupations aud achievements The abe't
most cultivated and philosophic minds t"e COUNTY, n'S
eve, produccd have exercised heir best EFFORTS IN oe
ve,onnc the char and purpose Of the Pi'an ana te
Pilgrim. The New-York Dutchman had no serious "''
torl,n but the state ard city are his monuments
yo,s is here to-day celebrate her day, claiming
IN. elements which constitute glory but only in that
hitch
a ev.,v one Of the sister CONFERENCE.-The w are hr
In this building with ts admirable architecture '"''
finish and hosIa.ablc dmens!on' we are h'f" WI" "'
.;t. our agriculture. nanufacuics, the p"uncV
IN, u,nas and ~ our forests illustrations Of our
eduaton, system and OF our general progress 10 cN"
" the o,her commonwcahs ana 10 IN" "oo va" "
that We enjoy snd retain and VIII Commune u ho'' w
proud uosItlon Of Erp stale OF M A"c'ah "h'
~. 80 ,,. Wit, on, Governor the country ana
To The rcp, scntatyos Of other nao" tia, we nave ae
COR best for the excellence and the success o. III" T'
e,Libton 49,,
u,, in f., las, wears and hours there gathered upon
the borders Of Lake Michigan such u pay OIL Wv
,c,o,, rc.uts OF prace and good will anIon2 men in
,so,ono the happiness Of mankind ana inc welfare '" 81
80" :. 90 o,,cr ,,c has over seen. Nav IT. example
h f. In every department Of lncus.Iy III the realm OF
dniorary and In the expansion OF liberty '"''"f III"
twentieth centlry
Mr. Depew concluded by introducing governor
Floa . nc "New-York" The Governor said in
part:
TIT, Whole magninc'n ne ana u'rNa"'a I,>p ~
\. hold . comm.rorot. Ia, discovery OF Columbus mat
o,rnci {, ncw world 70 civilization and ne" homo 70
freedom IL a. therefor. nairc that inc oM ""'
the fmrire SAT- hos chosen "a her own 40 u" 'N'o
cit should marx the d1'e IN "rr "' 1891, ,.,,
mel, no, with IN. achievements OF another sf'a' INV
ra.or II wa, on the 81 Of S"it'm"'f, i"'' ""
N,ury Hudson in cOnmaad OF tn ia" No"'' u'o'p
shchor inside Of sandy HOOK and began INV u" 49,.
e>,or,tion which prepared The wa for coming 49,
and marked the path BY wtioh was - Ic aNc or. -"
future wealth and gr at1c Of thr STAG o. NV. o'"
IL was .hort cnt 20 the Indies taat HUG 'oh s"'s"'
Q highway INTO the hci; OF ne" co".'0 80.
70 become richer than the Indi =. that he rom '
90 .,...,,,.a 10, m o IN. tr,icheIy Of hts own