New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-28


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-. ,.o, reh - fspeciaD-F. y. Thurber. of
xow-york. appeared before the committee Oh
w.. ,,d Means to-day and submitted an aiSu-
want In support of the bill to authorize anu -"
courage the establishment of an lh'erh"''o"',
Permanent Exhibition Company IN the Guy u
Ncv-York and making an Appropriation '"'
for The bill introduced by MT Hul]er ~ Wv
reou,s; Of members and officers OF the fc''n''''
r.hu,,,ior COMPANY which is already orS"hiN"'
IN s,,nnort of the bill Mr. Thurber to-day said al
part: ,...o 80, r,oroicn
am chairman of the COMMITTEE on fo i ,,n
cnmmcrce OF the Chamber Of Commerce o. ~,
SIN, Of New-York and president OF the niteH
States Export Association, "Ilch ! e" "nrJ'a MS
.n,or,can urcducers manufacturers ana mrrchd'',H
~ ,noirdro the consumption OF American pro-
,,r,s i'm ofl,r countries. ~ SUCH am -
n 80" y si,ierea effort looking To that chu'
II, I b,. auncar before you to advocate the pas
go. of This bill Some years age, VIII on Il '''.
ors around he world l made the acGuaintan'. .,
az tinyIish cotton Manufacture in Bombay VINO
,n;d ne Of the wonderful! drVrIopine!s ~
cotton manufacture in India, ana prom =,
the cheap cotton Zoos , ~ china wherr Amcrl-
"a lotions were taking the narkct LOT niir a.,
because they were not 9adev T'' II yoi, okc The
English goods: and said " en- !, 80, an ,,Iat
marEe for cheap goods and We for me GOODS wa
are the Lancashire manuiac'nirrS boi III, omen ,ir
,Jri,ca and make it the fashion to wear bIercn
couts" And. Mr. Chairman tn"' 1 - ~ r nee
Every effort OF an English manufacturer to fe@'n
new markets finds ready resposr ~, ,'y 81 the
the British Board of Ira1r-d 4 r,da, ~ not
Government-to support MN hPIo'n"tS a., hand
above advancns tTsdg ,raGcrs beral pay is ac-
corded TO steam lines for the chrraEe oi ON, x
malls. and the entire influence = '
ertcd in this direction
FANonhD ~ '''' .,.a,.n from N. repor, Of tho
MI inu'',' t,a-a,n, commerce Of the Chamber
~ Commerce at the meeting OF the latter ho'y '"
November. 1875 follows:
.,, ,.,.,s ~ tine last year furnish some object
l,st"r. "a American producers. manufacturer anr
m,rchants which are worthy Of nor" than pam
"ontiI"ratlon The war IN ihe last has riv,.'"'
inaus ui"''c tn rf'on and opening Dp OF Africa
Is scarcely less important In IT, ultimate i''.'
commerce Thus lar our increase In popu!"'.o" ana
Win in THIS country has measuraby Kept en-"
SUMPTION on a parity with pro1h''loh' n". ~,
dences are not lacking that ihis Hih'e Oh 49, ~
music Of the times and keep our 90. .''n a. , t
wants Of The othci 1870 ocoV'l people who con- '..,
the population OF the world 5oih n4int"a .'r
ring signs that our people are not nsens"i' 10 N-.
a.. - Win which The efforts to Great" new
~, md build up 4 CONNER al marin" nave '''h
-. % ~ on earnest u times when TIA" American
world The genius OF our inventors !, 49,. t,
recognized the quality Of our proru'ts Ger
commerded II IS" are rue 20 o.i 'ii.r.i =, "'.s
appreciativc Of ouT opportunltrH. I'D. ', ,..,l
VIII iead the worm ID" '''
Al that meeting resolutions reported rom inc
| committee Of which Mr. Thurh'r IS chairman were
! unanimously adopted by nc chamber ~ 'omm'i'e
The first one reads az follow
Resolved. That in the opinion 81 ms ,natnn1"t i
the pirs,t -, ~ ,r.,nt - i.flc worthy OF tho
best cnorts OF our producers. manufac, ifor- an
merchants to extend th' .|I'F' u' o. 81. e,,,oor,e
STATE. anu ,i, ,r.sst," ,1-, on the part of our
G -, rhc principle % reciprocity .houd
T." rccognized in ou dpioinacy. consular s'rtice
be controlled BY c.l ',rcg 'I ,gac be- 1s'Sr" az
conpensatca ana on, '' ' fr ,b. r,rr .rc of
far as Possible ny n ae da la a%& 'V'
| w Thurber continued.
! oar o.,, Government has been making progress In
,hs dprctlon and our diplomatic and consu repre-
snn,at,cs are not lacking In patriotic interest but
40 far behind IN organized effort 10 place tho
merits OF our products before the consumers OF ne
a our none market is the best in he world and
1''s ~ ou yo,d dcvclon ~ tho utmost M. outlet
10, opi orer ono. salI to me-. ''Air Thu!bcr
noa noun "a" ,s'or,ai unused and our own labor IN
a 800 10, And in This sentiment fully concur
| n.ids fn~esis mines and factories as fhr United
u uei r,rris yh,ch has mastered the forC.s
~nth no" NJ c,,vas We have mastered them
mn n ~ saiisded to ignore the market which he
VIII nv, ~ 80 a., 'D,',n.rs on ,h, ,loi. nr.scu
Q.he :, is n.c.ssary Ia l.t In, people
of the world know the merits Of orr products ana
have easy acctsS 10 'h''"' Inc '"''' '''"'
sary j. puDHc''Y
To RrNEFIT THE WHOLE OINTRY.
There arc many methods oi publicity Dat one OF
the most effective IS the obiec;-lessons afforded by
uunl. exhibitions Of our rcsourccs Tne exhibits Of
| our nroducts AT Chicago and Atlanta b. our Gov
! - -. ,,,... . .b,,
eminent nave p''" "' RIA. "N""'"b' - '
~ w. xr,,a. u,,,ro ,,ra,o,, h,,,,r. No., 10
coneregate cannot but be OF great benefit to every
state IN the Un.on, y sinai 'l'ur' on nae
Ing facilities 10 m" wo.ia AZ ia" present tine
fer the centre OF exchange from the "a worll to
/ the new, Win an thht II lhpli'A. NE cHeuh-