New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-14
MERCHANTS URGE
UNITED AMERICAS
Welcome Latin Delegates
with Plea for Better
Understanding.
VANDERBILT POINTS
WAR CONTRACTS
Europe in Orgy OF Destruction
While Peace with Honor
Rules Here.


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and southern continents OF the Western
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OBSTRUCTION OF PIC measured oE, uS"
huge numbers that nothing IN all ms
tory can parallel r. We are seeing
horrlo.e aIon2l I''icUN t"tt""''.N
when V WI require b'.SI luis ~
COMPOSE. we are SccIiiN IL .':.I'I,'e5
al greal haNoHS SP"I e" "I'N ~
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az the very heart and bTain OF 'lN'l]"-
non. orSe IMAM a. FC ""F.i -
highly clVluzed OF PeoPIVS u.s. %
moral values, IA tendency 10 ieNe.D W
alarming STANDARDS; vi res HIpo'
tance than mat Us me NaS' otS1I " 10"
or wealth, the creation on mug $50
under the crushing "eIE"' ., ~"
generations must struggle ana SUM-
the dlsorCanzaion OF ihduS'Ii anu 'i''
arrangement o. cGmmCsrc.A' Iile doo,
"Does II not. therefore, give ueeP
significance TO the contrast 'hat Is pI.
scented here, gathered as we are ANU
friendly table TO do honor 10 the
representatives Of all the other ma
tons. great and small. our helEHoo'S J"
the southern continent
"These men whom you are facing
are merchants. All OF us VINO Hd.e
gathered here 10 DO you hohoF pc
long TO the world Of commerce al
of trade. But II l kno" anything OF
are here 70 greet you, u ny" az:
thing OF the hore OF inc mu uue -
men Hke 'he"I WV .ti. va,ion .bere
life and character OF TINS nation lne'e
Is in their hearts deeP pa'I' 'tSi''
broad humanity, a reCoeh''Ion " ~ :"
national ldea's. "II'n 10 tho more
tached from and IS above 'Ht ineie
development OF trade ana conn. ",
The men in nation who nave lheSe
uuON
substantial development OF h'erha
tional intercourse, based on mutual
national respect must S'and.
Mr.. Pearson, IN response was IL
Ceived entnuslaSuca.IN' =. 49,,
Il have here before me, ne Sa'u'
chat the Argentine ktpuo"C "'U"e u,
the year 1915 received from me OhI'eg
States So, 100000 OF mcrchauoIse anu /
sent 10 the United states S-e.oOD,Vo0'
II / compare that figure with what Eng
land has exported, u IS enormous. Ing
land exported Sl76.000,OOO- three times
noreI Why shouldn't all that trade be
in America and between Americans
WHY should we 60 to the European
Continent? II in South America we
sneak a different language, II makes
no difference. II is exactly the same
race; we have exactly the same laws,
and we want 20 initiate the United
States in every possible way. so let US
hone that the commerce will be in
creased daily between North and South
America"
Collector Malone argued that new
trade routes must be laid out to handle
the trade Of South and Central Amer
lea.
The delegates present were:
Mr.. Pearson, Adolfc Balhvlan, Consul
General Of Bolivia: Luis lzqulerdo, for.
merry Minister Of Foreign Ahairs OF
Chilli and now member OF the Chlhah
National Congress; Augusta Nlllanueva,
director general Of the Bank OF Chlh;
Robert Ancizar, secretary to the CO.
lumbar Legation; Enrique Jiminez,
Minister from the Dominican Republic
TO the United States; Enrique Gallardo'
Congul General OF Ecuador, Dr, j.