New-York tribune., 1894-04-06

,.pcr ATTENDANCE At THE MEEIlN"-
pprs,nt,Nr SETH LOW WILLING TO BE
p,p,n TRANSIT COMMISSIONER -vAH-
ors RESOLUTIONS PASSED
rho-e was n large attendance at the meeting OF
| tho chamber Of Commerce. held Nes'e'u'H' P.'
cinalI, ON account OF the announcement that h'-
a 1921 ,,n,rso, would deliver an address on the
a,o,c,ai ou,look He spoke at length on the sun
icct going carct, y into details and statistics re
laid special stress on tho impract'capnF oi '"' IL
como tax and showed concusiNely mat II was ."
pernicious measure -, io,,ir,,
rhe business Of the meeting consisted III al'i''''S
| ,hs recommendation Of the Executive Comm'it"' III
recarl to certain changes In the bylaws el'c'"s
| nfty new members, including George D. "o"'1' ~
! odop,,ne several resolutions various suoJec'S'
The most important resolution was Vle o'9 VI
public health bureau. II was as tolo"s' .., o,
| peaolved That the bill to establish a bureau Vi Vi
pubc health within the Department Oh liie In,innoi
OF the United States prepared ~ Vy, iAcaG@mV Of
Medicine meets with the hearty approyar % ed 70
Chamber and the secretary Is trs nrrepy and Repre-
| sentatives OF the State of New-fo Ill t"e O"''
! States Congress. -, ,.hior
A resolution urging the passage OF a law wh'rh
nrb,,i,s fire insurance companies doing business IN
This state from calling available assets the pre-
MUM FOR risks which were written thlV "'s
after the policy was issued was referreu " '"'
new Committees Insurances.
4 resolution was offered by the '"H'i''''N
! Internal Trade and Improvement advising nv
| ncation Of the present Postal law concer"''lh ~
nostage rates OF the second-class so as 10 49,
from that class all mail matter not h rate OF
papers and periodicals.. and 10 ihcIea les matter
r,rta1o on All sample copies OF second-clds
| 10 not less than 4 cents pound Inc i"
referred back 10 the committee r accounting the
4 letter was read from Soh Low acvrPssS strers
position as Of the Rapu Transit hr now al
as proposed by the bill OF the ChaT'De ,n ~ the
Albany the condition that ne coui' nres7ien, of
! work nterfcred with his duties as preS'N''"' "
Mr. Atkinson was introduced by Charles S;ewors Nrs
Smith. He began by referring 20 'i linz and the
| power directing the combined FORCES Vi ''' '7
aThe Ignorance or intelligence Of any communlIty 10y
o,r no more easily measured and deterinlhei u!
theIr support of bankers and OF banks, or ny u'n @
! pr.iudice aud antagonsm 10 them thah " ""'
~ jmpv no want Of sincerity Of purpose on 1 tn91
mar, of ouch men as Representative blani an -
senator Peffcr. but the NOR. sa'cet t W md pr,c
their utter ignorance Of monetary science @ anu P Pr
,ire the more harm they do - their own GO con !,
stituents 10y bringing dscredit ana loss upon "e.' %
| He then COntrasted the country pl'''Itt W"
litons with those OF Europe. In MS coHpatlsoh Vl
the taxatIon here with those OF Other coununS ~
concluded that me pra t3r an @ c,mtrIbut 20 IN,
| Eati"nai GovrrnInent was unfounded IN refere"c,
| 10 cheap money he said: o,.. .,, ia, ,,1
| -, ,he cheou money d,luson has come Ihr tatIh
| cr4 or The great Mississippi VALLEY now 'orto r %
| ,bfs %ation They hold the balance OF power ll'H
are as | have demonstrated. credltors Tar &la' 't'' ii
| ,ha, debtors even In respect 20 tncr Wvil,,s vu'
cations yet more because OF me tl'ne "'' , ~, t..'
.lapse between their preparing IN" sol, an %
| irg ,bor crops and the date Of harvest lhey ar
slow but sure In their cOncluslpn thth ltV'np' ~,
decisive In their action. am ~ Ipr.,icnt ,lcyq
| ,,i anJ sf,rnp out the cheap money craze az
was in 1874 when most Of my friends Wete uouo, J.,
81 mar the West would support General Praht II
M ~. VITO VETO message and would stamp ont the green
| back craze. as they dIi.