The sun., 1902-11-12

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b"ong not merely TO ~" city. not merely to
| th" State, hut To all the country. end YOU
| stand high among the great fhctors IN build
| lug M that marvellous prosperity which the
| entire country now cniovs The continue
anr" of this prosperity depends III no small
| ui"i~ur" upon your SANITY and common sense,
| upon IT." way in Witch you combine energy
in action with cons"rNatiy r"lt~al 10 take
| prrt in the rccklcss gamhng which IL 80
often bred by and which 50 inevitably puts
| an end &c. prosperity. lou are men of might
| men who's" names stand high IN he esteem
Of our l"or'"i you nrr spoken of IN terms
| II WAS 81 ID of the Phpnician cities that their
| merchants were princes
Great is your rover end great, ,hcrsfoTr:
| have YOU met this responsibility in the past
! "" look forward with confident hone TO what
yG vii snS1H ST IN T." hat % hid yo" y" sod.rssa S-
evening and Wish for YOU. ~ the nam" Of he
nation. career OF evcr-ncreas ing honor
| and usefulness.
me FRENCH AMBASSADOR SPEAKS.
| Ambassador Camhon. speaking | Eng
! l,h rc;llied to the next toast ~ follows.
on hcimf Of tho Diplomatic Corps, I beg TO
| thank YOU for Your toast 10 the severe ghs ana
| rtilar- who's. representatives are -entcd tthiN
table iommsrc" j. very strong the strong
| est bond h"tw""n ua,ior and IT. "id" "Nen-
| sion !, III" greatest giIarant," of i"arc.
From tho bottom OF our hearts. "" wish to
500 the Chamber OF touncrce OF the Stat" OF
New York carry forward ia" slsHntir w9TG.
/ Id" ol ia" Atlantic
All Europe. and allow m" TO -avso especially
an France, will be happy OF anything that may
H." countries represented here 80 the United
/ States
THE RRiTISI AMBASSADOR
Sir Michael Hcrh"rt was not ON 10" rcgu-
lar li-r or toas,- hut President JesiIp called
N him and the IT, tish Ambassador said:
When landed in thu country few week.
| ago | registered "a mental vow that I would
iolioH the precedent -et h} ny predcc""-o or and
MEYER mtk" 70 speech H. long ~ | wa- ~ this
country l.ui man pTop9I". Hhn NJ ,sut Sut
dispose Ana feel also ilI' should indeed
T." wlr'mg ~ 'nnt,G,x i ,or Hm w. no, Le,ddfhh sndh
ho~pi'alIiv and for tn" reception which YOU
gave To- m" thi- morning. which | aN-ur"
IL j. p.rraps appropriate that the King
of Inglgud's representative should say
few words tonight We heard this morning
! that your charter was originally granted to
vour corporation by King of England.
King George III
Tie rrrs,nt k,nr of England no longer
takes an official interest in your corporation,
hut can u~sur" youhe takes very friendly ia;
reception Of Your delegates last year when h"
received them NJ Windsor Ard ny pres
Iii good Will toward th">" ni,"d States and
tho interest taken in Great Rrtain in IN"
oom,ncrcisi pro'p"tnE Of Ne" So,. 1or5. aa
mirahle speech has omitted one p2,nt, ana
that is the gratitude which We dirlomatisrS
oo" 10 YOU business men. aud will tell Won
why Commercial int'rcour-c promotes
social Intercourse. social intercourse pro-
mot"- friendship. and the friendship Of
| to bring countries together. As your 'lo-
pn"nt Ambassador in london, MIR ,honte. Of
whom you may we'll u" proud, Sald last wear.
Commerce is the real pHCif"r. ia" peace
maker. The, common and mutual blessing of
! all mHrkiu
For this reason. Gentlemen, "" hold that
q diplomatis' should get into touch WITH the
Tn in. IN IA. a.. r "%ry as 10 s vets" vets I'M" ne
touch With the political men. Laughter
| therefor" trust that tie ac9nainten"" which
We have 50 happily begun tonight VIII not
h" temporary one. but permanent on"
an sure that shall not have many or-
portInitirs Of coming 10 New York Just now
for | am leading in Washington, II ! may
borrow q farorite ,yrr",sion of III. President,
Of the various questions with which We hav"
10 deal But ! can ass'lr" YOU; g"ntl"men,
il YOU come to Washington and viii call tt
tho embassy will Civ" Nou as hearty well
come H. Won hay" given IN" here Tonight.
GERMAN GREETING.
Prince Hans Heinrich of Ploss speaking
impromptu to a call from Mr., Jesup, said:
Now gentlemen, u few words NOR" e~pc-
,aly 10 my toast IN" toast of the Chambers
of commcrc" of IN" world. u wide, wdr world
and a " de toa-, It, very title recalls some
of the foihlcs of our two nat ions ~ which We
may laugh Ihavc hoard one Of your country
men speak Of j., houpdari"Is sayng Ny
the east, by the oquiuoNr~ on III" south, by
IN" aurora horcalis on III" north and by IN"
/ I
Well We laughiugly r"ply that "Our country
has no boundaries a. all u - 'ompis>cd
, ! by the iuviolste s"a, aud ! remember also
Mr. Chaunc"y rev"w having conversation
I am not sure whether vou W"r" not present
~ Homburg where som" Of u- were hoasting
that III" sun u"N"r sci upon our empire. and
an Amcri,au LADY said 10 ~, las II ever
occurred to y'u ttc reason Why a." sun docs
said u lay" Il conjecture. may II not he
that Providence dare not trust You IN the
IEa - |
, states hay" of latc wears achieved much
toward an increased in,por, anc" in n" hnnn
cial and commercial affairs Of IN" world pu~l-
ing, AZ the sHmo time, th" Chamber Of Com
mere" Of tho leading commercial and financial
cent, re- Of the Union to the front rank with ler
, , sister organizations Of tho old World The
. wonderful resources which ~" United States
po'~"-s in their natural wealth. IN nrrlcultnral
all fields Of industrial production are. together
with the genius oi their lending men ~ finance,
commcr,c, and industry, tn" admiration of the
We of the old World know very wcll what
! n largo debt of gratitude We owe to the COM
, mcrcial aud industrial genius of your nation.
} Thai Is one of the reasons why We arr with
you ,o-Gny IN ora%r 10 az ddr,,"rv on o
monies attending tho opening Of that mag
,Sn e" S%dpS HsSo% @ %h% and S G" Sa1E
Aud for one will say that feel proud, in
country at this merpora bile event. This feel
ing, Of genuine pride, notioubt; share With
| with the rest ot ire foreign Otl'RHtcs pres nt,
but at the same time, ! consider II my special
dut y las we'll as my pleasure. TO cypress on
this occasion on behalf of my sovereign and
OF my country the feeling ot gratitude with
which Germany remembers tie warm and
friendly reception which, u few months ago.
Prince Of the royal house OF Prussia. repre-
senting his Majesty. the Emperor. in u special
| mission 10 this country, found everywhere
here. u reception which was bound to find a
ready and equally warm respons" with our
country and people and which viii never
be- forgotten. Applause
TUE ENGLIsHMAN.
Sir Alber, Eollt, chairman Of the der-
gat ion Of IN" London Chamber of Com
mercc. said In part
For the Chamber of Commerce y" respect :
| fully Olrr YOU IT the New York Chamber
our congratulat ion upon tn" opening of
| your new hutlding today, u buiding worthy
! Of the great work OF your Chamber lou
! have no longer merely u man -ion IN the skies,
! yo,i have no iron nai or Nat iron, blIt YOU
I have n beautiful building. not merely made
with hands hut made bv III" minds OF those
men pictured on it, walls, WHOSE portraits
represent the development of th" commerce.
OF your Empir" state
II j. thirtV-two years OF my life since I
first visited your city N that time ! went
TO the top oi Trinity to -cc IN" tops Of ot her
building-, to-day ] 60 to IN" top Of those
hnhal-lik" towers that ] may see the top of
Trinity again. That great addition to the
architecture Of your city, apart from its