The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-26
The Louisiaua Fair.
ZION Sc ~. 80 ard Fam.

sgo1 he TAT, Sss,d ard FRrrn.l
Tie SoptE i.silg, generated from The war.
sne hafvea's OF 1883 were 9hundant end the fires
of pi epei.t have been kinded alrssa. The soil
% an duls fb people i31ustTioua, and oomfogt, II
cot plenty, nov The rue sid not ths o1cs D.iSD.
N 20, Y we t-dgs by The old STANDARD, sac 6oath
IA much pC 1tgr today than il was hefors che wa
for nov tbal srs fewer rich men than then. Bus
oese tbe e ase on general prosperity. and the
reeuls Is u 81 gIaelying, Tor while The former
lcA 30 csui r1'i7e'g poor the poor Of Gste-bsl-
le1o tsys III surrounded with comforts, and 10
measure etef1dspenaent. The hasits Of industry
and fr0gsbt!gow 70 maI5al in tho South repre-
sent by heni t3lve3 wealth that should not be too
lightly CONS ID. Even with cosgaPs political
system, the !cnfiiion o. tue Southern States 10
most eucouf1 ;frg.
TIE seidst 81 industry lately developed have
directed a,ileac1 moro earnestly than eVsr be.
fore 20 invert On and mechanical arts. TIE people
q tbs sect1 are ready 10 inspect al labor.ssy.
ing rlaehint and 70 practically test she same
and What 4 brains OF New England aud the
Wssl have .uso'shsd adapted % sheir peculiar
Eapt7, iheys1a making bold efforts 70 supply
themselves ] IN the past two years The South has
furnished aihost OF original inventors. Tbs
le'1agslc sifp 10 broken, energy has been 90.
reloled III aeFe21ty, snd brain un.tes with
muscle 70 wtEk oui Tie problem that 6. ono time
seemed 80 bfso c'iicult az 20 defy solution. Lssv-
~ Cut All efoiion or sentiment, the careful %.
server nus3 Of necessity conclude tia. the var
vas rot wi ut its benefits 70 tho South. The
iais siaVehoEng States are nov CT road 20 CON.
hetoiai ana Ydu7t.iAi gre2tnaa5 that Vil lead 20
more ccriaiasrd glorious Fes1lts .aar if the raya
Yes o. war ~ J never been feit.
Fairs, IN vi ioh the merits OF mechanical inYen.
tiosa ga sJ.sult1Ial products are tha leading
features O. Il J tine attract naked attention Ia
tne Sopth. }ne people are deeply interested IN
he machine u there got IN motion, ard algo IL Ghe
specimen ~ OF the soil. With the acceptance
OF new la1 T. systoE they must take advantage
OF tie mp cd ideas OF Tie age r. Agricultural
aud mecha4 III agta. J. hey Do not take advan.
tage 81 thes hey cAnl0t nope 70 be successful in
fhe rough 81 fgRle With material forces For th'B
reason MORT k,'n manufacturers VIII End 4 10 their
interest % 81 specimens % thsif skill % al the
prominent Sc that nay be held n the South
during the sIEg, sr1luer sad f6il OF Is69. By
letting the fop,s 400 the various kids Of ms-
ct'nery 80 ~ ration fhsy viii intfoincs the many
Inventions j theiE EoLce. and thus secure puf-
chasers fey cir work Both sections will be
benet;e1 b n uch policy; the pisntsr viii 10
able 70 nj soll 20 better Advantage by tns aid
~ iaboftaY machinery ald she manufacturers
Will receive 4 iars tha; WI keep the skilled work.
men G. his II lhli5hIct, busy.
TIE ihiFd fUislsns Sls.e Fair OF the Mechanics
and Agrlcr tr1i Association will isse place Il the
city OF New fOrleans, commencing on Tuesday,
Aprli Ga, az closing e,Fhs days thereafter. The
faF ground ! 2 beautifully located IN the gnburba
q the ely at3 Tor two years past, On exhibition
days, taey Sc been crowded by thousands from
al portions Il Tho South Always on the last eay
OF tne exhi-ftion, there IS public auction IN
which stock iOr machinery can Dc sold to the
highest oidds, under the hammer. We diysct the
attention Of .ic.itegl Lsen 70 this fair honestly
believing The tlty VII fLi !; proGtsble to become
eAaioi.0is ? sle isEs announced.