New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-14
BOSTON THEIR NEXT POINT.
AMERICANS LEAVE THE CITY ON
THEIR TOUR
az STORY THAT THEY HAD ASKED
THEIR GOVERNMENTS 10 Npo'' I'VE
r,,,roRy TARIFF MrAsuREs-pE-

.x,AI OF SIuhf ina
80, GOVERNMENTS 10 ADOPT RE-
.,,,roRY TARIFF MEASURES
,IGurEp WITH THEIR VISIT
.. aevo,lng four days 10 the examination vi
A. ,c,nal financial and ccmmerciai ihs'''""
ne 80 manufacturing concerns OF TINS Guy
aao ,,,, and New-Jersey. the Central anu south
bIVV .,.an delegates left here yesterday AFTERNOON
n..,nn Before their departure several Vi '"e
w. ,.ro,es Informed n Tribune reporter 'h'' .",.
e.s n.en profoundly impressed with 'ne h."s',-us
:. Nev.York and its many evioehcc' Vi O
o. oss Although their visit had been neees,
pFosie r,oa ono ,hsv said they had obtained
ST. incarnation that would be valuable IN 'he'r
n ~.s 20 develop the commercial resources ana 10
.r-ove the trading methods OF their own Cum
las They were enthusiastic also oNci '"e'
.,ment and the hospitality that mas oeen eA
.as5 10 them during their stay IN New 'o'N'
r,a only drawback TO their VISIT some Oh '"e ',i'
son,s say. is that they have not hau sui"Viei',
eh"" 1900. moro n,inute!y the industrial
,-os IN this neighborhood and so desirons are
.,veral of the delegates TO pursue their oosetNa-
.,ns IN this direction that at the end OF 'he 'ouf
,h., has been arranged for their peneh' oy the
u,uadelphia Commercial Museum nearly dozen
:, ,ner will return and spend some months IN ana
around this city. The visitors IN 'he tine ''ey
IVA been here have frequently expressed the view
ss, the practical monopoly Of the trade or the
so,,hern republics IS held by European countries,
.,d that II should rightfully be diverted TO this
country.
OPINIONS THEY EXPRESS
They have not hesitated either. TO point out some
Of the reasons which they believe have preVch'ed
the greater volume OF this business coming 10 'he
United States. one great obstacle they nav, nav,
dwelt upon is the absence OF proper shipping facl
ms between the ports OF the north and the south
of a system
allowed by England to the merchants OF the SCUM
mas also been referred 10 by them wnle tney ~
pose high tarin upon the products CT oe"""' ""N
Upon this latter question setor Liz Alest: OF
Buenos Ayres quoted IN paper yes ~
saving that the delegates had teegr&pned TO mn
different governments advising retahdtoi! .non,
@ sr,Sg 'l bsh iar upon goods coming from the
south. Yesterday afternoon senior iaN n, he bod
Seen The ,, del Insir S
ne sovernnents in this matter They nave
M commission from the eoFe!nments OF any LII
and their advice is not sought by the administ.s,
,,nns Of The countries from which they come some
~ Ms like myself however, are interested IN news
paSsrs and have sent letters to those Journals re-
rssvisr the results Of our journey and Of our In.
vfsisstions All that have said upon the tarin
question is thai; can no hope for any reduction
SSine made in the tariff system OF the Cnlteo
Yesterday the delegates spen; the day until the
time OF their departure in obtaining a rest they
well deserved. after their arduous sXperienCes OF
amended service at ST. Patrick's Cathedral and
listened 20 a sermon preached by Father HerVey'
THE START TO THE PIER.
Soon after o'clock they left the Waldorf IN
charge Of C. r. Green. Assistant Chef OF me f'u-
resu OF Information OF the Philadelphia CONNER
rial Museum. and were driven In carriages 10 the
per Of the Fall River Steamboat Line. at Murray
q Waiting upon the pier TO wish them Goodoy
we're a large number OF the members OF the local
ommittees appointed 10 attend the delegates dur
Ing their visit here , , .,.,,.
Renewed expressions OF appreciation ard thanks
tor the couriesics extended 10 them IN TINS Clt!
were heard on the one side while on the part OF
The New Workers the hope was expressed that the
visit Of the delegation would rebound 10 the mutual
advantage of the republics OF the north ana OF inc
south Punctually at $50 o'clock the steamer
Puritan left her pier for Boston where the repre-
sentatives will stay until Tuesday .,.,.
The of the itinerary mapped out 10Y tncr
r. l.: 10. Worcester Mass: 90 and q. Springfield;
e. New-Havcn; "a and o, Pittsburg %. Dayton
Ohio; o. 2S and % Cincinnati. 80 and July Nashc
vile ?. 3 ard St; Louis; and Cb h anI ,s
Detroit: IL and Is. Cleveland; lc, buffalo; i, ~,
agsra Falls and returning TO Philadelphia inc
ort<D