Excerpt from An Address on Interstate Railway Traffic, at the Tenth Annual Meeting of the National Board of Trade, December 11, 1879
Mr. Sterne, of New York: Mr. President: Mr. Thurber has quite truly stated that I came here with considerable reluctance. I am a member of the Board of Trade and Transportation, and have been so since its organization but I felt that it Would be regarded to some degree as an intrusion for a man not strictly related to trade, but connected with the legal profession, to present his views at large here, except upon a special occasion, or when a special question, such as this, is under consideration.
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