New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-06
BUSINESS MEN REJOICE.
MEMBERS OF THE CHAMBER OF CON-
MERGE CELEBRATE THE ELECTION.
PRESIDENT ORR SAYS THE SUCCESS OF NJ KIN
LEY MEANS MORE TO MERCHANTS THAN
ANY OTHER AMERICAN ELECTION
CONTINUED PROGRESS OF THE
REPUBLIC ASSURED.

REPUBLIC ASSURED
>,., ,,ou,nent New-Yorkcrs attended the regu-
,ar monthly meeting OF the Chamber OF Commerce
n, noon Yesterday In the rooms ut No. % Nassau
st and took part I'm rcjocings over the eiecton OF
Mckinley and Hobart. In honor OF the occasion
George wilson the secretary OF the Chamber, hah
decorated the presidents desk with American hags
Thcre were cheers FOR President Alexander f. orr
when ne took his seat at the desk. and there were
NOR. cheers for General Horace Porter who led the
parade OF business men last Saturday. Among the
men present were Morris X. Jcsup. j. Edward SIM
mons John Harsen Rhoades. Joseph t. Hendrix. a.
H. Hepburn. D. Wills James A. swan Brown
lanes McCreery Gustav II. Schwab. Eugene IT,
Blackford Joseph J. Little. Henry Hcntz w IL.
Parker. II. NJ. Tousey j. J. Mi's' it, anu ~ v d.
Nash.
In an opening address 10 the Chamber MT orr
said that. while he intended nothing political OF
PARTISAN he took occasion TO congratulate the mem-
bers Of the Chamber the result OF the Presidential
campaign ITO my mind" he said. the election OF
Mr. Mckinley the honored Presdent-elect OF these
United Statcs-neans more to us all than any other
.l.c,ion that has yet taken place within the range
Of American history. II means the continual prog
r.ss and development OF this great Republic under
the safeguards OF constitutional liberty as against
IT'S terrible marring and possible disntegraton nad
TN. representative OF anarchy. socialism and de-
based currency been returned az the successful can
ddatc."
referring to alarming and revolutionary issues OF
In. campaign he said that while many had an
abiding confidence In the good sense of the Ameri,
can people feeling OF unrest and even dread could
not be divorced from the punic minn. bu' now
thank God the strain Is over. ne went l., on ana
with the lessons OF this election always In mimi TO
be used as danger marks 10 warn and guide us In
the future, and with hearts run OF thanktuimrss
gco,isy press forward with true American pluck
and confidence to the promised era OF genuine pros
The COMMITTEE on sound Financial Legislation OF
which Henry Heniz ~ the chairman. presented a
report telling OF the work In distributing sound
money literature In the campaign Ine committee
Co COO 600 pages OF the best sound money literature
and the report stated that IN the selection OF
committee cndca vored to exclude all political
questions not pertaining to the subject to which
sent singIy to individual addresses. procured
through correspondence and not In BULK TO political
suits in wasted EFFORT. delay and failure to reach
the individual voter No particular section OF tne
OF this educational work. except that the East was
considered reasonably safe for sound money; ana h,
the efforts, therefore. were almost exclusively VI
rected 10 the South and West
The report OF the committee was followed by the
odonton OF a resolution. offered ny FRANCIS H.
Thurber thanking the committee for It's work.
Union IEAGIIERS SING THE DOXOLOGY.
Some Of the members Of the Union League Club
said Yesterday that OF the most impressive
scenes at the cclcb aion In the cluhrcoms on Tues
day night was that In which many or the Oldest
members Of the club Joined In singing the DIX
oIoyy There had been few speeches by members
who called attention to the work OF Republican
leaders I'm the campaign. and each speaker had
declared that the country owed dent OF BIautuue
in some particular leader. Al length ore OF the ou
and nrominent members Of the club rose ana SAID
earnestly: 'Gentlcmcn above all. we owe DEBT OF
,rat;t,Iie 10 Almighty Cod The response 10 that
continent was prompt. every man rising ana loin-
ing I'm singing PRAISE God from whom all Dless-
ings flow
THE MAYOR COMPLIMENTS THE POLICE.
Mavor Strong was much pleased with the good
work OF the police on the day OF the sound-money
porode that on Wednesday he sent to Chief Conlin
the following letter:
The officers and members Of the police force are
entitled 10 particular credit for the admirable man
nrr i'm Will, n they conducted themselves on Ihc
occns on of the sound money parade on the 3ist
ul,Imo II was n matter OF frequent comment. anu
I personally observed with much satisfaction the
edinirablc order they maintained ana the discipline
they evidenced
THE VOTERS SUSTAINED COL BRADLEY.
Newburg ~ Y. Nov. tSpeciaD.-Colonei
Thomas w Bradley's friends are anxious 10 know
the vote OF Walden I'm Orange County, the nome
OF Colonel bradley. who was the first delegate 10
St Louis Of the New-York state delegation 10 an
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