New-York tribune., 1899-01-26
BOARD OF TRADE DINNER.
..rurRING OF REPRESENTATIVE
r,-c,xrss MEN IN NEWARK.
,-v OF THE LAW AND GOVERNMENT AT
TRACT CORPORATIONS TO NEw-JERsEf'
SAYS JAMES r. DILL.

p,srs o, Trade OF Newark held its annual
lne ire g me Essex Lyceum at Newark last night
chn' ~ vas decorated and was filed with long
Ihe 40" which sat two hundred and fifty repre-
s0'' business and professional mon OF New
ssn"u, number OF invited guests
am ,.,kinson. president OF the Board. who pre-
a.. "a, with the invited guests at the table AT
'0'D, - o. the hall. and near him sat Admiral
Y" - the Rov Or J. NJ. Buckley Monsignor
sa~l s senator Daniel of Virginia; Mayor sey-
D0'"' state Senator Pitney John r. Dryden.
no.. q " Fuller OF Bayonne, the Rev Joseph
III ard James L Dill
Lse ~ the dinner Admiral Sampson held re-
., n Tho haN fo- hall an hour. and his hand
s,ker by many men The Admiral arrived az
N"ssr bv invitation OF the Board. shortly AFTER
,..Io,k and was the centre OF attraction until me
.,.,sr was served.
0'.,r others present were DR. Leslie D. Ward.
- rlern.re Allen /. McDermott Senator l.
s,oges William a. Haisey, state treasurer
r,.eoh Coult General Z. p Meaney. J. O.
r,..sy George F. Halsey. Charles Bradley
e.o-es r Gray. Benjamin H. Atha. Senator
,'.,ossr Harrison Van Duyne. Halsey NJ Barrett
- wilkinson L. s. Gaddes. Theodore
n,s.c,srd Colonel Edward : Campbell. James >
tn.1,s George W. Tompkins Louis Lelons, Oscar
K,er and L Spencer Goble.
AN OVATION FOR SAMPSON.
va, President Jenkinson arose TO introduce the
s.s, sneaker he referred 10 Admiral Sampson VINO
=. ~ hts side Instantly the whole audience
.-,.e and after thunderous applause quartet
se-,r 10 sing The Star spangied Banner In which
80 audience and the women in the gallery Joined
- .ba singing three tremendous cheers were
sven for Sampson.
SENATOR PITNEY on THB PRESIDENT.
s.,,e Senator Nahlon Pltney responded 20 the
go. The President" and considered his qualities
=. president and as man. The mention ot tHe
,.rs ~ Mckinley evoked enthusiastic applause
"a sve-v mention OF the Presidents name was
.,o'suded The speaker reviewed me hls'or! OF
.Ss xs- and its wonderful triumphs. and gave to
McKinlev the same credit for results that belonged
:, ri,co,r for the results Of the Civil War He
s,s, o,rallel between the Two Presidents. and
seo,arss that Mckinley deserved 10 stand In the
galaxy 70 Presidents and patriots with Lincoln
ard Grant Senator Pitney told OF personal eN-
ner,ences az the White House 30 he war ime' ana
narrated one circumstance OF which he was VII
rsss where the President had told crowd OF SEN
s,ors and others that the Nation could not oe
to-ced ir.o way without cause sufficient 10 bear
the scrutiny Of posterity.
SENATOR DANIEL AROUsEs ENTHUSIASM
Senator Daniel OF Virginia responded to Amer
-a on Hoy Feet" lie was greeted with the utmost
enthusiasm and his speech, which was piicheo IN
a high key ~ patriotism, was plentfu-y inter-
rurt,5 with applause. az some points ihe audience
rising and cheering and the Senator ended amid
applause
WHY CAPITAL COMES TO NEW-JERsEY
James E. Dm spoke on combinations OF Capt
tal" making the following points:
Capita. is coming into ,he state Of New-Jersey IN
unpr,ceaented amounts from an parts OF, The United
states and from England 20 organize QnaeI me Jaws
o. the state O. Ne"-Jersey 4ne ouooie 'ie ss.al!
he fraud the wildcat enterprise IS leaving the state
and going elsewhere . ..
First-Capital is not coming 70 New-Jersey at me
present tinle because there mas beer any sgosIan- &
a change n ihe corPorai aw sscs sron, IS9 ne
me exclusion OF other states as result 81 he grad
va growth o. confidence IN NeW-yeTsey laws ana
2 me- teimenency o. heI .iIsI-s1u0hS ana ''e pup
second-Caplta Is not coming 10 NewJersey be-
cause the laws of Sew jersey are more liberal than
hose W other states taJ Ine prellmlnares for oh
precisely the same (5l New-York is more liberal
than New-Jersey Is GO the purposes for which a
begr susl1ess' vi+b smaller minimum CAPITAL and
New-Jersey and New-N ork alike allow unlimited
T6ird-It Is wholly untrue that capital comes to
New-Jersey are lax. either in their inception, In
tee!T form ana s1osSHc9 or Ia ,ae MS
Departments or tho Interpretation OF those laws by
the courts
The reasons for capital coming to New-Jersey to
lion laws the arrght administration OF these laws
by the various departments. the character OF the
executive government and the heads OF the Depart
a Nev'-Jersey or he developed law Of the state
and Of the Bar o. New-Jersey
These corporations are making New-Jersey the
coninfrc3l and tnancal centre OF corporate ente--
piise IN the United States
TIE attitude Of the State and the public should be
y encourage al bona ilGe corporate organiZatOns
eiyins away ;5e bubble enterprise, the tramp cor
The making OF The State Of New-Jersey the com
tTcal centre ~ corporate enterprise OF the United
ne state IN o,her dTcctions She msTobes in the he
saYance guard ~ the States of our country both
Its9T9s neT Jlei ,ary her Bar her CORPORATION laws
.l s.l ne men she sends 20 Washington 20 represent
So long as NeN-Jersey sends such men as Garret
hoOart 20 De- E.ce-Presidents OF the United States
s-ca men as John ". Griggs 70 be Attorney-Gen-
y SylsS oi the United states. such men as Andrew
Ahpsirck 10 be- Judges OF the District Court OF the
,rsr,s sac &s's.es ana 80 long as she has in her su-
%ns a We have such Governors as Foster VI NOor-
.1sss lusi 50 lons wlu New-Jersey continue to be
~ Ss SSoTmeEca centre OF the corporate enterprise
.,A''sae OF decrying against the coming OF hun
% s @ 5s & o 9o9ssA29aS 1s 9t dollars s,ss9 fF9
aiming because Sew-Jersey offers such al
o. CONS 'hal J. has become Inc commercial centre
S,o ,oTpoTsle enterprise. let accept the situation
5ss.s me laws 70 the Governor who controls the
sse S@st az ~ these acts 70 the Judges who sir
zs,oS Slen sn ano administer these laws to the Bar
sss,ous depsrtmer-s ~ state and 70 the honest
~ ibss 'snon of the TAX laws OF the State To all
t,ss,1 ohcials uniredly belong the credit Of at
J.-sssv@s corporate capital 10 the State of New
DR.. BUCKLEY ON SIGNS.
~ James u Buckley Editor OF The Christian
,.,O'a'e responding to The Signs Of the Times"
=, s'H'humofous line. giving curious Instances
s1-e such as Vices and Chains Made Here"
80. e- d" huma'ed would serve for various instl-
"s,ov.s,.dnat .nat would NOS ae likely tc put 1t up.
On one n. - Prosecuted on the other Side ne saw
SHOW the M MI, steamship anchored Hoboken. To
sgn t6s, HmlAea cond.uor OF business he recited
Ton Wbolass.ssa saw IN Philadelphia John T Gun
N Wines Taus Dealer and Commission Merchant /
toes On sss Pr Iron Brocade Silks and Pota-
Of The Ciyi WWsnty In Decatur. Ala at the close
our Guests pSS.s ,ne read these words We Eat 4
osher shantv sgi sgl. Don't Sleep Them" and on an
Wat Your Ndnssres Where You Get a Meal Like 4
-o-nd In the Honef Hnnef Used 90 Give You" Another. '
yas Mems s6Uuisa95iaI quarter OF New York City.
H7ale1 q csr,.s healed j. Cents Women's Souls /
vas fh.s siEn, II. On the Battery some years ago /
Atpy Down ceIiss.ke Notice Boots Neatly BACKED. /
After referring a. 10 Professor Mapes
Hln Lung = g 70 a eonsuraDtive sign I'm Brooklyn. /