The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-03-20
A PROCLAMATION.
BY the Governor OF the State Of
Iowa.
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By the Governor OF the State Of
Iowa.
To the People Of Ioscd:
In conformity with . joint res0lu-
tion Of Congress approved February
IA. 1873, Of which the following 10 an
extract:
"SrCrION 2. That the Governoss Of
the several States b., snd they are
hereby requested to invite the patriotic
people Of their respective States to as-
sist In the proper representation Of the
handiwork Of our artisans, and the
prolific 0Ources of national wealth
with which our land 10 blessed; snd to
take such further measures - may be
necessary to difuse . knowledge Of
the proposed exhibition, and to secure
10 their respective States the advanta-
gee which IL promises"
And In compliance with the request
Of the Honorable Secretary Of State of
the United States, who In his letter
inclosing the foregoing resolution,
Gays; provisions has been made to
enebls the people Of the Uaited States
to participate q the advantagss Of ~
International Expedition Of the
products Of agriculture, manufactures,
and the Fine Arts to be held ct
Vienna, Austria, commencing let
bery 81 a sSs @s .na 10 ga oSfS
ance with . psEssuai dsirs which I
entertain, In common with my fellow
citissns Of the entire State, that Iowa
shall illustrate her title to considers
ti0n whenever and wherever the
results Of the worlds resources are 70
be placed on exhibition, and that her
citizens may reap the odvantageo to
come back q reflex iD1oeuee OF mu-
tual interchange Of tho0got, with
friendly comparison OF products, BY
lntslligent representatives Of every
civilized nation !;
/, Cyrus G. Carpenter, Governor Of
the State Of lows, do invite them in
dividually to make such effort In this
direction, and to prepare such samples
Of our varied products as will most
fairly represent the pssli6c resources
OF Iowa, and the limitiess energy and
enterprise Of her people.
cannot but regard the policy of our
making . creditable show In this
Worlds Exposition - Of vital import
ance to our State.
five are fully and fairly represented
therein, In the Department of Agricul-
ture, Manufactures, and the Fine Arts,
by average samples Of lows products,
with the accompanying Information
that the State In which they are pro-
duced invites to its bosom oil who
may come from the overfl0wing popu-
latfons Of Eusope, and Offsss them an
opDortunitY to share In her industries,
to buy Of her cheap lands for themsel-
YES and their descendants. and .
common aud equal eitiss0ship viii
her present population, ~ Onnot Enal
to awaken . new interest, and give .
new impulse to foreign immigration.
In furtherance Of this object, to and
promote the success Of contributors to
the Expositi0n in procuring the dsliv-
cry Ut Vienna and proper display OF
their contributions, II In special 0ases
further information 10 required than
the nswspapers-always foremost In
promoting public enterprises, may fur
nish, all correspondence In reference
thereto, directed to this oGlco, a 10
that OF the Board OF ImmIgration, OF
which Hon. A. r. Fulton isEscrotary.
will be responded to promptly and
fSf'1risk; IN rEsf1noNY WHEREOF, II
have hersunt0 sst my hand and
H. s. ]caused tho Great Seal Of the
State to b afixed, this 0rst day
Of March. A. D. 1879.
G. e. CARPENTER.
BY the Governor:
JOSIAH T. YOUNG, Secretary of State.