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A. Low in the chair. The Hon. Samuel B. Ruggles, in behalf of the Committee, reported the following Resolutions for adoption : Resolved, That the Chamber of Commerce of New York have learned, with profound satisfaction, that the Government of the United States has accepted the invitation of the Government of France, to unite with the other governments of the world in the " Universal Exposition '' at Paris, in April, 18(>7, of the products of each ; and will confidently rely on the intelligence ...and liberality of Congress to make timely and adequate appro- priations for exhibiting the products of the American Union on the proposed occasion, in such a manner and on such a scale as shall maintain its just rank among the civilized nations of the earth.
Resolved, That in view of the well-considered action of the French Government calling upon all its departmental authorities, including the Chamber of Commerce, Boards of Trade and Academies of Art, to co-operate, within the proper limits of their authority, in the enlightened design of fully displaying the products of France, the Chamber of Commerce of this, the principal national city of the United States, feel called upon to exert whatever influence they may possess with their fellow-citi- zens throughout the Union to induce them promptly to furnish to the proposed " Exposition, " in the most liberal manner, such specimens of their products of industry or art as may elevate our national character; and to secure more effectually this object, they do now invite appropriate action on the part of the other Chambers of Commerce and Boards of Trade of our country.
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A. Low in the chair. The Hon. Samuel B. Ruggles, in behalf of the Committee, reported the following Resolutions for adoption : Resolved, That the Chamber of Commerce of New York have learned, with profound satisfaction, that the Government of the United States has accepted the invitation of the Government of France, to unite with the other governments of the world in the " Universal Exposition '' at Paris, in April, 18(>7, of the products of each ; and will confidently rely on the intelligence ...and liberality of Congress to make timely and adequate appro- priations for exhibiting the products of the American Union on the proposed occasion, in such a manner and on such a scale as shall maintain its just rank among the civilized nations of the earth.
Resolved, That in view of the well-considered action of the French Government calling upon all its departmental authorities, including the Chamber of Commerce, Boards of Trade and Academies of Art, to co-operate, within the proper limits of their authority, in the enlightened design of fully displaying the products of France, the Chamber of Commerce of this, the principal national city of the United States, feel called upon to exert whatever influence they may possess with their fellow-citi- zens throughout the Union to induce them promptly to furnish to the proposed " Exposition, " in the most liberal manner, such specimens of their products of industry or art as may elevate our national character; and to secure more effectually this object, they do now invite appropriate action on the part of the other Chambers of Commerce and Boards of Trade of our country.
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