Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-12-06
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TO AMERICAN PRODUCERS ASSOCIATION ron
THE EXHIBITION OF ALL NATIoNs.--OFFiCE No. So
BROADWAY -NEwYoRK, ocT. II 1882.
i ADDRESS gu, on behalf Of the Association for the
Exhibition of the Industry oil All Nations TO invite
Your cooperation la the general objects OF the enter
prize.
The building intended for the purpose OF the Exhibit
ton, constructed entirety Of non and glass, will be- is
believed the larges and most beautiful edhce in the
country. IL covers on the ground floor, two and half
acres; and, with the galleries, the whole space is four
The mason york is far advanced, and is to be
completed the 2st October. The main part of the
iron work contracted for and the castings to be
delivered from the 18th October TO the 5h December.
We have it in power, therefore, assure Aou as we
have already stated TO the public, that The Exhibition
will certainly be opened on the second of May, 1858
Xou thus offered an unequalled opportunity ofex-
hbting the population OF this country such of
your productions yon send lfee of all charge, of
every kind whatever, from the TIME that they are delv
cred INTO our custody until Withdrawn.
The Association has already announced that their OBJ
jecs are limited exclusively TO Exhibition. They have
noineres whatever, direct indirect, in the final dis
position be made Of any article that may be display
You are, doubt, aware that we have received all
the assistance from the public authorities that have
desired The city has given us the ese of Reservoir
square, the State has granted US CHATTER and the Fee"
dtra authorities have engaged that the building shall be
made Bonded Warehouse for the purpose OF receiving
foreign articles withou pay ing duty SO long DIS they
main in it.
We have the strongest Of support from the
representatives. in this country of the principal Foreign
Powers and we are receiving daily confirmation of the
general interest that the subj ect is exciting among the
manufacturers OF Europe large number OF articles Of
high value already secured and we have no doubt
whatever, that shall have avery extensive represen
talion of all the branches of foreign industry.
The measures which we have adopted will thus, Sc
cure two great Objects have desired obaih, viz
the erection OF building Mhich will be great archi
tectural ornament city, and the exhibition in that
building of the products of the industry of the Old
World still, sal tail far short of mark if
DO equally succeed in obtaining the fullest and
extensive operation OF American industry. Our ex-
hibion would be extremely detective it would be
iufer in Here al q
make tiff the great resources of the people Of
our own country not fully display ed in it,
We be eve it to be unneces airy TO upon you the
Arguments this subject which will pre-
sent themselves the mind OF every elligen AmeJ-
producer-your position in The world OF Amer lean
Industry, your interest, and what is due to
terprise devised and meant to be carried out with
narrow views, but aHrge scale of public usefulness
all entities entertain the fullest conviction that
YOU will send of the choicest specimens of
skill, and that you will urge your friends to do the
same.
We do not doubt that such will be the result when
the subject is brought airly and fully before you
and only for addressing you thus particularly
is that the may not be overlooked in the press
of daily business and that you give the subject at
tention in time to he FULLY prepared
We incosS General Circular, and aisO form of
application Tor Space TO which we beg your attention
Copies of the e, of this letter, if you desire them
SEM 10 your friends ,ondens, be had
this office.
In order that may know what extent of co-op
Grafton may depend, the favor 0f reply Or before
the LIST day of January. 1888, is asked.
have the honor to be, with great respect your ODE
dent servant,
THEODORE sEDGWICK, President.
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