The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-14
WIDER TRADE RELATIONS.
DELEGATES TO TIE COMMERCIAL
CoNGREss REsPOND TO WEI COMES.

| CoN"hBSb hEsPOND TO WELCOMES.
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insue OUT OF tne men OF all natlons' one human
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arated from tho then known world by track
less sea. but to-day Europe Is within as near
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| New York In the days within the memories OF
some OF those who hear my ,,n voice aee We
.ssre w oeooihe ueIu"iu''" WIN ,ou; W.
desire that you shall become acqua'nteu win
whi,e Won aro here but desir. IN add INV ono
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10 my belief that this welcome will become
vorm.r and warmer bv Tho ndvance ~ years
! as between tho nations which you aud We
fe Az ssa combination At Mr. R.sd,s ,dars,.
! Al me conclusion al mr.. hfeus auuaess
Lieut-Gen. j. Wynourn Laurie. the oincial
representative Of the Board O'rrad' of London
was iu''Uuu'eu' ne e"'u' AT,
| Il shall look back on what has led up to this
| movement for the advancement OF com m cree
| In the tim. ~ the Civil Wnr II was
80. ' 'o T,I S. .,,l So
what other countries did in cultivat-
in@ home industrial This led to a move
Which WS in b ne Sd E
home markets OF the United States, since that
day q 5 re- .sS .sst outside Ia IA %srEs !
piS JUS products 70 t Of this great country '
be NJ ID ~ sdyance trada IN forsi1n ands
mt those arst ON he Ground obieet
ve ms w spE1U t eenra sd ,or tbIs t the
srrat commereisl nation ' of the vorId-the
nthods nT eSv.ncng Nom "1 AMI weron
aid or help them they Wecome us an" and give US
@ an .no ,I 10 ros age Dniins
lord Salisbury. our great English leader.
tells us that we have only an advantage in
"a gnmsrsIIv for eoch NATION to clnse in some
sSToe f.. dnors az cnmmsrcs Tor tbe ~,
r 30 ~ NV we nrS a
te az III g, tne nnd Moi WE
SECURE such io5 the ci{ized n, Ps,ipns
bsr Of Commerce. on Behalf OF the Berlin dele.
s9"!TTSm e e1 THit.d sta,es and GERMANY b,ve 90
many points in eommop an that il should NOT be
dihisut ior the two nations y their rePIssfn;
each Other. Any possiHle previous differepeess
may 5e esared axSy, nnd basis may BE prs:
SSsssG5s sFads rs
so1ntTS. not only asH IN ths Sd q ma
1 res. interest but IN the Held OF human prog
M nor 2. wsIeome ,, AZ 'ne attepaoon session
dnsS", said take that
il takes In every moysment '' which S''i Is
nndsrtpken to advance r. com m erciaI re;
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