The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-01-31
THE MANUFACTURERS
End Their Labors in the CHICAGO
Convention
Af'e. the Adoption OF . serle. Of Imp.,r.
's"s RESOLUTIONS. One Of Which De
"iand- the Establishment or "a Bu-
reau OF Manufactures

al
J"urled sine uie this afternoon. The
nSN' convention Will bc held al Phila.
"'''''"' az datc 10 be fixed by the
Executive Soininiitee The ma jorty Of
tie delegates seemed To favor Nash
'tie' cut the nomination Of that civ
Wa Withdrawn upon the representa-
ZION 'nAt me prime necessity OF inter-
sN''hs New England manufacturers
-'uld pes; be met by holding the con-
'en'ion IA the Quaker city.
President Dolan, who was confined
70 ils hotel toy illness. sent .vor.l toth,
committees On nominations that he a t.
spiutely could not serve th.. as>,,.;a-
Won another year. and thereupoa rh.-
ou're y search. presiI ent of the John
a. >tetSon 60, OF Philadelphia. ana
'ou"usf 81 the Phil adeiphia Textile
S0Ioo' was CHOSEN president for 1875.
Robert Laidlaw ana f. i. Wilson. ~
cincinnati. We're reelected treasurer
anu secretary respectively. Gentle
men were nominated for vic.-pr..i-
dents by delegations from the r+>n,...-
tive states, who VIII, with the otnr.r.
"a'Asu' constitute the executive COM
mittee Tor the coming year.
a number of resolutions were re-
ported from the committee and adop,
ca some without comment and Others
after orlef discussion. They were as
follows:
ul WHEREAS, The merchants ara MANN
iaeturers OF the country are practically man.
NOUS ih the opinion that cla,slAc,tion n,
freight rates which would h.. ,,nito,n, ,.-
oul me United states would tend 10 .trn'.rv
ifei- M rates ana maze them more un.;orm
!usi ana stable, and
WHEREAS. While this is Acknowledged 10 he
~ y most Of the carriers themselves. The
eAPtlcucc ~ the past five Year, >n,,xS fh..
no relief ia this direction can be lDo,,.a 80
.ion ensu'' since the adoption Of such a clas,i-
aeA'ion' ARA eed oy large committee ~
me, ~. APES freight men, Representing All M.
- 80 .-.s1rsss' Was defeated On account u
fore. --4s's- !
Htso'rea That tae National Association 4. 4
NaAuiAetsfeFs OF America respecifuly ana
earnestly petition the congress :. la4 T,n-ee q
states y authorize all direct tie ia,er,tste u
commerce commission 10 pr.par. .r ,..,.,. +, (,
DC prepared 4t the earliest ra..ihl.. $3.50.
eiass4Aealion % trade. which shall b. iiui.arrn -
throughout The United State, and N o---- Al
me same y % put Ia effect January l. 40 M Il
- sAe I-lroA4> 10 the United States vnrasea a.
IN Interstate commerce
~ WHEREAS. one Of the primary stated ~.
leets " this ASSOCIATION Is tn. prorpntiar =, =
Ilaoe relations with spanish aud Latin .n,er OF
Fan republics. and III,
"hhhIAs' A strongly Endorsed moyensn, tn
"a Oeen made looking 10 thu enhancement -
- 80 y mexico with the corporation Of
nc mexican government. Vi an industrial Az
position, permanent or otherwise. th.r,.r1,ra
"ts"tred, Ihat the president If hi, Sofia r.
- - =. empowered 70 app AZ /. committee i,
~ ~ investigate the p14cticabiilty ~ sacb
: pos'''oA anu y report IT, decision to the ex-
eI'.se committee, ana with thls in;orrna ma Nj
!. NAM 'As executive committee sha. tage ~,
IA acton regarding the matter 49,
sol AeSofrea IRA. I; Is the sense 3, ma co,. NJ"
ehton THAR department. u manufacturers -.
tetAo..sAee ALi q secretary III es.ai rank "A b
'.h wv secretary q agriculture ana thar tie tie
Ne,Aiife committee be instructed M t,r1 ~.
beet s-'e we
'D hkkEAs, Certain state laws impose n
PR so-eAllee foreign corporations create. n, hat
Asnofts " other~tatf>. conditions sometimes cia
49, o-'eA ."et4it-ao4e upoa which alone ~.
& s"il corp ration llAy 10 business, la ia -
alts haFia- su-A LAW, in operation neA
hesotr'a, I-At The executive committee. ~
41ssteA NJ consider wat action. II ans can
QUO pc taken ~ prevent such ob,truetlonaf .r
\ Union enc
~ WHERE'S. The revenue o. thA ,.a.ra, Of
NefnEient Is not slac 4ent 70 meet IL. l..a. and
~ 1ud proper expenditures. Therefore Of
"tso'red, By the NatlJnA. As.4yel,lo, ~ ,,,
ALui"eturers ~ the Cnitei states III con-
nuoh assembled AZ Chicago January ~
70 that the senate Of tho United ~tat..Ts
ihesty requested to pass promptly ana s.a1 ~.
the president tie emergency regenr. MN
yes. ~
pom the Mexican exposition resolu. and
'n >enor Gonzalez. special commits ceiv
'her from the Mexican government. the
iue an address urging a stronger .f- cast
~ on the part " the United states iorr
Duiid up trade with Mexico. Pre-
~ general consent, II. L. storey. Of lit
ipraho' submitted this res ,lution. gov
h1h was unanimously adopted: ano
'ssairsa That we bnt vol.e ~. a.,r.n,,.,-., day
1MeAt ol .Ae -rea. west ana " The ..l.ln lie
"eli when W. lns - that cong.... t~..,f II
nestle sugar a. h does w0oi and all } her ~.
lsuisu-~i isoJutts aiIa demand for the bee.
raAt sugar industries Ia. LEGISLATION ana his
'r4i cneolra-euieaL man
The committee on resolutions H.. ing
ned To report upou tha res,1,tf,.. Anne
sympathy with Cuba submitted by
iegate Harbour, Of Detroit. on tie
'unu that the manuscript declared r,a,
y inc war mad ended, cxtoled tn.
urgent generals and denounced the -
iniards IN harsh terms. Members 49,.
the Michigan delegation denied 49,,
> and asked consent to reopen the Ia,
tier and have the resolutions read. go
IS request, upon being put to a vote.
; rejected by large majority. -
'lchard II. Edwards, editor Of the ,ads
ln,,,,.'l .''0oIu' " b'iltllnore, Apo
" M ,''k a. u"ieht ia favor lar 4
n, IN p.si''oh 20 oe desig- quir,
NJ .'..., IN ~ p'''''ehe 81 manuiac- Th
n ahd commerce. and after an adj. ~. -,
~ upon International banks bv ,,1
ssea Eddy, Of New York, the con. j III
ton adjourned. - ~