The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-06
IAHANDSOME AFFAIR.
New York Chamber of Commerce Ten.
dered a Banquet ia London.
EXTREME FRlENDLINESS
Characterized the Speeches of Both
Guests and Hosts.
FUTURE OF NATIONS DISCUSSED.
Closer Relations Between England and
America Advocated.
A TOAST TO PRESIDENT MgINLEY
Mr.. Hepburn minated that the United
States Were Entering Upon the
| Stage OF Tariff Relaxasiow.
A TOAST TO PRESIDENT MTNLEY
Mr.. Hepburn intimsted that the United
States Were Entering Upon the
Stage OF Tariff RelaxatIoW.

london. june 5.--The banquet rendered
by the London chamber OF commercc to the
delegates of the New Tork chamber OF
commerce tonight was one of tho handsosn-
est affalrs OF the Kind ever given In a
city famed for lavish hospitality. No effort
was spared 10 honor the American guests,
but Il must be confessed that the lattnr
did not sustain the reputation America
hns FOR brilliant afterdlnlrr spenking Noe
aid the British speakers do much to re-
licvc tho tcdium OF four hours speaker
All tho speeches. however teemed with
extreme friendinoss Rud faith In the es
Enlistment of permanent friendly rela.
,lons. All the speakers expressed the no.
lief that Great Britain and the United
states would rule the destinies of the
world ana that their unwritten alliance
would always work for the peaco and the
benefit Of mapkind
6rocers hail just opposite the Bank Of
England, has the reputation Of being the
most interesting chamber OF an the CITY,
Lord Rrtssey presided ON bis right was
MIR Choaft and his left Lord Iansdowne.
Morris X, jessup Andrew Carnegie, Cor
rcilus N bliss Lord AlvcrRtone nord chief
Justice cf England, Mr. Grscom. George
q Ward, Lord stratcona. Lord kvebury.
PRESIDENT of the associated chambers OF
commerce ana j Pierpmt Morgan were
among those seated at the table az honor
IN all nearly 800 were present Lord
prassey welcomed the guests "as the rep.
resentatves OF the skill aud enterprial
witch have Turned the vast resources of
the American continent 10 the service of
mnnldnd."
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tlipE ! may b'S tnat ~ q" Nv efrar; 10
~ hlf pnS, ~ ,eiatiopa Win The United
sti,9ss rs forolgn relations lChcers) with
regard 20 lttMu"ht MNHNnd liz shdifton
nc EIehi niiiIoe s s Sye "A rsrnen,ber Tie
burden 81 private Anxiety he a9s t e bear
end + Is the PRAYER OF ,o ogg Tua w. besIsbE
DSstorrss x Iessgp president Of the New
york chamber OF commerce, rcvieTed rue
t,,,i,lins ~ thn Nog York chamber az
ro,,',n.rsEe md ssid, I'VE do not forget
GCH Won nstincd into orr minds habits
OF industry, thrift and fair deallngs, 20
century,. wc nre ahic 70 state VIA aonc
nridc thar tho husluess relutlons hetween
The two countries amounts 10 tle asA'i NJ, =,
do moi forget the confederation shown Us
In Nnes Of financial distress of, a m..A M
In 1891 when specie pay nednnt, JJl, ~ onr
| people dlsheartened, wnen enc r E, ees Mr.
| qrcd rluZehs hun PgiIgteS iandon and by
James Gore King nlsa'ey Yong ananelal
| his character % miprssseu yS1 otssncs.d
men that the banH oi M sant The game
| fl~0ND ~ sSys.s'y nv ' nadsr he control
4 ~ Mr.. King 10 ebhgie thea,afs TINS re.
| YORK 10 resume sp. ssttnnS for no security
siotME con ,hapo hon,,r ~ Mr. King on mis-
| save inr me n V'g' ,,ia~satee 40 stipula.
| nid bprnS 10, ~ the time the loan
ION bsing na i@ru nor any prolt exRcted