New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-29
DAILY rRNr SATURDAY, APRIL 49,

Of Athusasm when he said that in this instance
the United States had exceeded all OF It's former
ideas of JeierSonen simplicity. At the close OF
his speech he proposed as toast the President oil
the United States and its broad and Wise Con-
stituiOn.
REMARKS OF MIR. ROOT
The young Argentine Republic was we'll looked
after by Elihu Root. lie applauded the energy
Of the people OF the Argentine in their efforts TO
preserve the republican form of government say
ing:
OF all the nations the Argentine Republic most
closely resembles with complete sySt" lem
maintaining strong national organization me Pic
pie Of that Republic have carried on. ,n'r op% ' r
lgiouS liberation and democratic poifS az ,,
time throwing open the country 10 nlinS i ~
and welcoming The Oppressed o, al PROGRESSIVE and
the most American OF the states OF the southern n,
part Of the Western Hemisphere ana II !, n' Ultimate
That Americans should recognize the clos, ''1 Thny
ground upon which the two countries slanu. ,hcv
are sisters In spirit and fact Like 3urS" one and
government OF the people, lor 'h' p''r wv
by the people. (Applau'e) A..
Rcar-Admiral F g. Howard, Of the Argrntin Ne
Republic, thanked those who had done honor ~ ~
his country, and declared that the Argeh'lhe ~
public would always feel the greatest resaro ~
the mother of Republics. the United States.
Charles s. Fairchild, ~ Secretary OF me ir;a
ury. smoke for Brazil lie said that the United
states had particular cause to greet the friends OF
Prazil because they had carried ont the nianli's.
destiny of this Republic, and with all his heart
he proposed the toast t% me Pc"pe s G"vern
ment to be- formed on this American soil. IRE
| BRAZILIAN Rear-Admira!, Julio Gao ar de Noroni,
| in reply proposed the toast, IN" Ieopie VI vi"
Frederic j. DE Pcystcr spoke Of the gor"s OF
the Netherlands Of it. philosophers its poets a tha
printing press and thought was, ind"StrI,rctnlr
Ills speech was full Of bril- liant phrases lie pro
posed the toast Holland, the Mother OF Free
| States ,,u, hin,
captain w. A. Acrcns, of the Holland snip
said only q word or two in reply. He thanked the
| ncorle Of the United States for his welcome ana
| closed with toast to the two countries
WELCOME TO MR.. ClIOATE.
| 4 hurst of applause greeted Joseph IL. Choat'
| when he arose 10 reply TO the toast "crmalN.
lie said
Mr. President and gentlemen Of ihr Chamber T., %
| in making myself understood daughter; Ia mhhi,
m"t for the latcnc., Of the hour ! should ash t'
addr,s s. You IN hc rugged language OF mat great N
FOR whom y3a bid me- SP'a1 r anv If nav Audience
TbiI rr,at and formidable Nation that YOU have nov
NAMED Mr. President Mas spoh"n 50 nPoN o ron wei
AFFORD Ia be ,poken for last and Least 3i n'' thp
pac) II The soul s Of r,am ,hc C rv" Of hi, illus
irlous descendant, upon ia" evrr1 o, ,n% Va, ,h,,
ahl'. WI, ~ irnIy wholly new world FOR here
behold the navcs Of NIL the world holding p,'Yrn.
hnhoId IN. representative. Of all IN" warning nation
| :, Eurir. mn IN, in one harmonipu, shout oi Wei
| cnmc IA Columbia my Columbia that ] dl'co\'rc
| and occruicd ~ / supposed for spain alnl'' III
| making n rm s,lVc, ~ much al nome - u VIZ
| thought her ~ indeed She seems I" br 'lc ,""ln'
| hcritlg. Of all mankind. TIL" foremost ana ,ie n,'
| enthusiastic among them All. a Now ana Hhi,'I r'
many that differs almO, aS much from 'i' '''.l ,
-, nv dnv os mi, free and uniicl America amer
from that continent which added u 'h' map VI Va
.h,Il MOI nj This late hour recount Inc u'h
,,r.f,fud. that owe &, Tie tFr"' ',ii"h w.,
!, g. an. ~, the most delightful traditions III. GU
National annals that when our own Hiu|r!"u. -
incion was engaged In ~" hotties 81 M
49,. ,in.s th, tr led mems s0us. ID" Great tr'N'I,'
~ rnn, f,under OF the German Nation. h. who mac
N. German. Of to-day In~shlliiN pre- 80. .,
| Washington a sword with ia" Inscription ~" n,
nldr, General In the world I" me HI'n,','' ,, ~
nny ! take pleasure Mr. 'hnlrmhN' IN P'pp ~ -,
| health Of the Young and hrillldl, i"l'i" W -,
| mnnv n perpetual prosperity !" tN'l "l-n' P''i'
onr cou.n, over whom hc lci-n,. Vhe'lS'
| Mr. orr. the chairman. th"n announce" W.
. ! an, of regard for his wishes h" m ho' I,
, unnn the r.pre~rntitiv" of Great ihl'aI,i' NJ
| NImiral f,pkin~. until ia" last Inc i'l'- w
! ,,,r.I maid high tribut" - III" cn'ttr- .''
| Lindn,,s of Ill. J-.opl" of this country. ne vi
rnmr Tint h. and his peopl" had r. wa,
cn,", ouly from one really kindly brother, 10 al
s%nr lie prai-.d the genius OF Admral "i'
al for thc management of tn" f''t IN th' >ii'',
~, ,,o,cr- and closed with toast 20 ~
Hr.rirnn Navy and his Gbod Friend ~
,,ir,l , ;hcrardi Everyone stood while y" WI W,
r',Ling and the toast was drunk Wh' "
,nJ ,lnycd " Hail Columbia.
III TIus ,be dinner 81 the Chamber o' C"mi'r'