The sun., 1902-11-12
L within which twelve smaller tables we're

THE sim.
7. ~,;, HI, which ,va,,,a sr,o,,.r .bl.a ~ar.
a, ''"'e'
S,ar;n. u;,h IN. ers, n,.o. NO IN. o,,ss,s
op,erad ,6a ronn, hnsa n, ,ha prns;dan,,s
table were Senaior Cba,,ncev n Depew
Cbnr,os S,ovar, Sn,;,h cnr,aEn. Y RIi.s
I ;a,, C. "a In,,,; ~ ID ~ 4
m;ral /. H., u - t. ,ha b.,
Dr Tbandara rmy,.r Wh;,.i,. u RI
I u Wrna, -; Mo,,an
Sir Abort X Roilit chairman Of the dele
CATION Of the London Chamber Of Com
merce. Mayor Low. secretary OF war Root
Secretary of the Treasury shaw, Sir Michael
Henry Herbert the Rrit ish Ambassador.
Ju,es Camhon ,ba Eronch Amhassador'
presidou, Roosevelt Nnrris X .Jrsun
p,o.;dan, - IL rh.,,i,or - ror,moroo,
Irinc" hans helnrlCh Won Il"ss, toN'
Odell, Sir vincent II Is. kcnne't harrington,
V. Hugot, Mr.. Hickman, vice-president
of the Berlin Chamber of Commerce;
Maior-(,en Arthur NacArtbur 4 Z A .
800, S1't',,. t r,,,uli; -
C a,I N.l'nn " ha'" =. ru'cn,iW' ~ ~ 10y y'nan M
SaRe' heSdlueT t' VII, w T. wood IiuRl
H. Hanna, he Rev Henry van Dyke, Presi-
dent Nicholas Murray Butler Of Columbia
Serena = Eai,bfulI R.gu Ma inr : Elood
pi tI, y 81 ! Ui
n Nnyraw Conn, Ranul 'hsndnn Francis
himbel, Joseph tilinet, sir Percy SANDER
son. Con-ul-G General Of Great Brit am Castor
Veltep acting Consul (;enersl of France.
Karl Ruany nn.ul-C;eu.ral of Germany,
N;ohi. I I.i.go,.k,. ro,.,I f.ana,aai
~ "1'Ias p uc f 'ia''f Su@N!' ''i, " ra.
-. his4ia. h..- bhN"N, '"hNul "i ''e"'
Brnain: Alfred M">elN' Henry r. hourd
Eastman johnson, George y. torielyOu,
Thomas " Wood and William Mackenzie.
II was q n',l,oL nh,n prn.idn,, .Io.,p
Il, , g.. .,.a, =, al ,,L.,s.- ,,, r,d,,,nnj
H. ~ Dew l,-7''W.'' aa,, p,,Ia,, "nr"'u,ai @
omr,,a n';,I, 1Jrs OH ~. v,hoic ,.sc,.
bag" rose Tor nm
The Presidents Address.
-,
ne President spoke a. follows
do not wish to speak o YOU IN the Language"
of idle compliment, and yet II is hut bare
statement of fact to say that nowhere in our
which would stand a. NOR. typi"ally charac-
teris,ic than this of all thos" qualities and
attributes which Ia ve given us OF the nited
states our commanding position IN the indus
trial world There l. no need Of my preach
efficiency with upright dealing. for as an
American and Hs n citizen of New York ]
am proud to feel that tho nsme Of Your organ
ization carries with Il n guarantee of both,
aud your practice couits for NOR" than any
preaching could possibly count
New York i a CITY OF national i'nrortan",
heCailse it, position toward ~" nation i
unique. and tlt" chamber OF tomluerc" Of
New York must Of necessity b" an element ot
weight in III" 'ommercill and iudlsiriil vel
iare oil IN" entire I"oul". New lorh II ~"
great port OF entry Tor "iif rotn'iN ~"
port In "hich centres ~" h'lk "i IN" l"frlgn
Goinnfr'" ~ we 'oNhuN a','' i'T WuHf'
pal, hlt of national, Con,"in ~" "chdnt
oI the Government ~ h"tIhs WIN an WhltrtS
tionS ot New YORK must "oiliuuhUN 'nh" lht"
account ihs il't ana " must u" 'ih'h lin
account ~ apIr",lft lnS ~" lnp"rttho' "l
The part played ny the Now York tIamr'r
OF Commerce"
THITNpH~ A ROME ,Np ,RUo,p
Th,. body stands Tor lie trhiuul oI peace
l., l.
| that stage of ratiouai Development when
d"Vr"Diition C' other p"opl"> l. felt a. - tIih-
| nj" 10 our own W" watch ~" growth and
PROSPERITY of other nations, not WIN hatred
| ci i"aou.y. hut viii SINGER" and friendly
! good viii ] 'tiuk ! can stN 't"ly I. .tt
| we Iva W -hoNn by our uttitud" toward cuba,
| by our ,,titud" toward china, that q, regards
| weaker powers our desir" - that jli"N may
ID" able 10 stand alone. ana ihHt " they W ~
| and iatrlv With tn" rest "i nHnkind "" on
| our sid" viii do all We can to help, not 30
| hiuder, ,hou
| With I'll" great Powers of u" world ~"
| dcsr" no rivalry that i not honorable" 10
| h"'h Iqrti"~. "" lSh them vel, W" m,.
"I" mat nn lr"md ,ord @r ~. mo'"fm 'E
| toward friendship. not host ility. us H." nor
| NAL Information attitude. W" ar" glad. ~;
| IN" other peoples oi indnhiud' ana no "u"i' on
our part shall b" spared to s"cur" "a con-
tnuanc" oi these r"la'Iou~
| And remnmbrr rnrtlnnch. that W. shall
| h, "a ,n,ou, t.,.tnr tnr t,l,, L. rvnIv In t,ro.
| port ION to ia. Nav i'm which vc ma kr IL owl
| dent th,t our nttitudr i due. not to vrak -
| ness. NOT to Inability 10 defend ourselves.
| but to . g.n,iiu" r.pugnaucc to vrongdoiuV,
| a genuine dos re- for .clf -r"suorting friend
| shin with our u"ighhOrs The voic" ot the
| Teakling or tn" craven counts for nothing
| when he camor- for peace. but the Noir" Of
tho itisi man armed Is potent
| We need 10 keep In condition oI prepared
ness. especially n regards our navy. not h"-
| cause "" want var mt h""tl-" We desire
| to stand with 'hos" who's" plea Tor i"ac"
| ia listened To Nrh r"sT"''tul attention.
ToH ISDUSTRI,L pFNCT
| Important though II j. that wc should ha Va
| peace abroad IL is even NOR" important that
| We should have peace M home You. men Of
| the Cha mber Of Commerce. 20 whose efforts
| vo owe 50 much Of our Industrial well-bcing
| can. ! hrli"yc surely will. be- influential in
| helping toward that industrial peace which
| can ohtnin in society only when in their va
| show not merely in-i-tanc, each upon his own
| rights but also regard for III" rights OF Others,
| and ~ full acknowledgement of the interests
| OF the third party the public
| II ia no easv matter 20 work out a system
| Of rulo Of conduct, whether with or without
| tn. help Of tho law giver. which shall minimize
| that Earring and Clashing Of interests in tho
| industrial world which causes So much iud-
| yiduel irritation and suffering AZ the present
| dav and which AZ times threatens bale mi
| consequences 70 large portions Of the body
| poli,ic Ru, the importance of ~. problem
| cannot be oycTe-timHt"d and u deserves 10
| receive the careful Thought OF all men, such HS
| those whom ! am addressing tonight
| There should ho no Welding to wrong
| desire to do right. but willingness each 10 trv
| to und,rstand the yirvpolut of his follow