New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-03
TO WELCOME FOREIGNERS.
ACTION OF THE. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
4 COMMITTEE TO ENTERTAIN WORLDS FAlh
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. on Mr..
BLAINE'S DEATH

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. on Mr..
BLuyE's DEATH.
The Chamber OF Commerce held It's regnlnr monthly
meeting yesterday. Alexander f. Orr p:"scec' "h'h
the meeting was called TO order John Austin stevens
on behalf Of the committee appointed 10 Prepa'c
memorial OF A. 4. Low, made report ana ohere"
resolutions which were unanimously adopted after
letter had been road from samuel d. Bnbcock. VINO
WAS unnble to be present and enlogsc addresses IN"
been made by A. Foster Higgins. William {. NoyeS
and stephen ". Carey.
The committee on finance and currency reported
In favor Of the resolution some time ago reiereu 10
II calling for the repeal OF the usury a"S VI '"''
state. The report was adopted. ~
Woodbury. Langdon offered the following reSoi"''oi'
on the death OF James q. Blaine. which were unani
mously adopted:
paso,ved That this Chamber shares in tho general
SORROW OF the country the death OF Its distinguishes
statesman and pubcst the Hon James I" bi''"e' 'ct
ming In him a faithful supporer OF American ine'
auonc the nations especially remembers Ms "pe
otvocacv Of the revival American shipping ana the
restoration Of the flag OF the United States 10 It's ou
and widespread honor. At,
Resolved That this Chamber records its grief In this
,cncral Bereavement because the uniform courtesy en-
,ondea % H. nv Mr. B,fne in high offices OF member
q, Congress Speaker OF the House Of Representatives, anu
Secretary Of Of the United states III i"al'S ~
satisfaction the many occasions on when ~ S Huo,' ~
Chamber listened his charming and graceful speech
re,olved. That copy Of these resolutions ." iof'
w,ded 10 the family Mr. Elaine. with the assurance I"
the sympathy Of the Chamber in their great ereL
Henry Willard IN behalf OF the Special Committee
consisting OF himself, seth Low. Woodbury. Languoh'
Vernon H. Brown and Carl >churz. on Entertainment
o. Worlds Fair Visitors. made report which closed
with the following recommendations, vh1-A were
approved:
In our opinion this committee sho1d be enlarged ~
odcinc to IFS caiing sent OF different cans-
from among the members Of the Chamber 20 a. to con
stitute General Committee o. sag, thirty persons III
General Committee should maze Syllable DIVISION OF u'
work 10 be- among many i-'onmtt g. ~ may
be found necessary We recommend sub'comniu'e@ on
WAYS and Means Invitations. Reception ana Entertain
ncn coo;s ration with the WOrlis Fair commission ana
its this city through the Committee "i
one Hundred with the committees formed for Ike
purposes cities and especially IN Chicago on
co.opctatlon wi:h the Federal STATE and municipal au
thorcs Publication Information ana TFinspofia'
ton.
IL seems TO us desirable. also that the General Com
mce should sccrrc the cooperation OF inhucnth ana
efficient citizens OF largo with the different subcon
ntees the latter represent not only the com
mcrcia Industrial and transportation INTEREST," but also
the learned professions % the city. We cohSdof IL au'
vi. blc that the General Committee enlage suitable rooms
fos headquarters and place Of meeting and burean Of
,lyce for the expected visitors ana to put competent
persons, properly compensated in ehnFa" of them
IL Is also recommended have small handbook COM
nci and PRINTED In several angusec.. containing. III
concise form general description Of tho United >rt"s
and ~ the special oJccts OF Int rs TO the Ter I'm mist
merchant Manufacture and general raw Her toV''h'F
with such counsel ana direction VIII enable me Nor>
10 make the most satisfactory OF their means and 'mo
while they remain among u.s.
In reply +, q onc.tlon by member Mr. orr read
some figures prepared by the secretary George Wilson
showing the amount Of .i.ver purcha-ci by the GOV
eminent. and the los, on 1t. Th"y were a. follows
,.,,, ,. 1879 .... e-ss7, 3oe $50 rs ,o7
O. a.. l,N L,
az ,s". '"'.'''" ieoo.G75, SIP $3.50
Total. ........ NILS Jol.'o7 si!s.s!s 90.
valqc at pr nj 80 30
to.. ............. ........ s-00Ij.o5o
4. this Henry Willard err,e and made long speech
which in part As follows:
have ,e ,rom the nr~t Tat und'r 'hr sherman law
= cont uuei SILVER s;andir would h' SUI" T. come
y f,-r ne i1.saee - the law found general b'N"'
fla, uo-o cnrr.n.y WI. needed doa TIM, the hil
. Iea., could d no ha-fr The CHAMBER VII remember
TIA, the lnnec Consequence 81 the AZ severn
Unit money sga in August followed bv the crash "i
November. Now. the I'd" ~ opinion h. trra"i
add believe that there j. huiLy any one IN NrwYorA
who Sh,rnan act continued. h1'" seen
l.icer. senate ani House both sd"' AL be.
le.e the rcly, u The D" secured even az the
recent session 81 Congress. AW'er.e) The dirculty
4. u., h,rr Tho Leaders I'll You ;he business
interest. tho repeal, IN; n T. only within the ia"
Few wcoks tha' bpsn'~s h,," shown ;h"rsr'es 20
D. lniercstei Yor ~" ~ husncss man that has
appeared teh,l' = the conner a In;'rc's" II
IS en- ahsou:r fact personal efot i'm. been made
In Washington. Nv appel I. rpt - ur Chamber "
Conm BODY, but 20 the members 10 60 to wash
Inston There csnt /, t., MANI Missionary VOL g.
especially needed ,Lc s,ra'e eni Il Gnt moan to be-
oG'as,e the I"pu,l an sd. icw w''k' ago IN
lr;i.r ~ aid thai b" corl W"
I,sl II he hat 'he assuiaac" % Democratic vor'
have furnished lin lis: - ;vcve Senator's whose
I was aa,ho ited use and know since then the LIT
j. inc'"as"d 10 fifteen.