New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-21

weeks vet Those Who have leisure and means may as
well see the Palace AZ il is and mark its growth At inter
walls Iof not more than week TO perfection; but for
the million Who can make but journey 10 the CV
during the Exhibition we would name the 1s Of Sepsem
Der a. early enough TO commence their visits thence
through that month and October the Fair viii be 81 the
hight Of its glory /, is pleasant place 20 while away
leisure summer day-cOol airy and shielded from the
suns rays though sbundanty ghted-but from those
Who CAD see il but once We bespeak visit when 10
empty niche. DO inch of vacant space, no unopened
package shall remain 10 its expression. New-iork
may never have another such Exhibonlet this be en-
loved 20 the utmost
Wren aIl is perfect, Peoples Opening festival or
ceremonial somewhat ccntrssted with that Of the Dig
n.res and not.bties Of last week seems 10 be very
generally desired Now that the lawyers and brokers
ard clergymen snd Office holders have had their day.
there would seem to be fitness in the various Trades
and Hsrdicrafts comng together BY Populations from
the variOu. eaines in their several cities villages and
towns, 10 Indicate in some modest unexeePtionaoie
fashion, their notion that labor has interest in
the Exhibition and something to say of its uses and
teachings The suggestion is not ours but reaches US
from quarters entitled the respect OF the managers
ard the public We have doubt that any proper in
nstion to this effect will be promptly and heartily re-
sporded to BY tie Directors, who have only erred in
the premises by following bndy in the beaten track.
They only need TO see an be ready 10 repair It,
We think some modification of the terms of adrnis-
sion viii ultimately be found advantageous to the Ex-
kibtion as well TO lis visitors The season tickets
are cheap enough and We do, not quarrel With the
charge for single admission But We think. since no
ladies' are expected unattended, thas allowing
two tickets admit gentleman with tcO ladies would
increase BY many thousands the number Of ladies' who
will be enabled TO visit the Exhibition and enable many
Of them 10 20 ofen who would otherwise be restricted
to single visit This would not diminish the receipts
We believe it would increase them while increasing the
general att1actiyeDess Of the Palace So much OF the
beautiful in Art requires the presence Of the master
piece Of Nature and thus far the great prepOndeance
Of men among the visitors Of the Exhibition has been
one Of its most obvious defects The presence OF as
nsny women as men at any time when the Palace shall
be thronged will be easily seen by distant aud
casual observer TO add immensely the general effect
We think there should also be tickets admitting visit
ors for three or four days if not week from date for
dollar There are tens Of thousands of farmers and
mechanics coming here with their wives and children
expressly to visit the Exhibition who will be Obliged 70
study economy and count every shilling Of their outlay
These will all spend day in the Palace; but If they
must pay half dollar per head for each admission
most Of them will spend only one. They cannot think
Of Season Tickets as their stay must be short But
dollar ticket admitting the person for limited
number of days would be purchased by many who will
otherwise visit the Palace but once and we think 1t
must be practicable (receiyng them but at one en-
tsnce to guard against abuse in the transfer OF these
tickets At oil events the suggestion is worth consider