, 1874-02-16

EoouH can 10 40 ny passing ehch country In tho
opposite direction. Wo havo made aovoral nt-
totnpts ln ExposltlonH abrond, somo OF tl,c.n
crodltabIe but still not tit!,o Of what wo chi
show by hayfng ono Of o,iT nwn. At NIL tho In
tor1lationel Exposltions held abrond foroignots
nogqr tc S to WI 2 aH AmSriesn @ eparSn
whottoa tllolr appel1to Tor moro, mud will inlueo
. worry largo Influx OF yisitorH from abroad.
And, again. foreign maa,iackurera and mor-
clants mo fully alivo to thoir intoroat In this,
tho bost market thoy haso In tho world, nnl aro
coming 10 the Exposition with their machinery
OF manufactures, \ very largo amount of spaco
haying alfeady. beon applied for by foreign fndi-
vilnala,-ono firm III Lyons asone having applied
their dp1icato Hlk ,nnctinory., You say: "Tho
Commission caunot do what Austrin liaa failed to
do" In tlfs, npon reflection. think you will
ntltllt TINT yqu are wrong. Why do wo celebrate
this atu,iyolanry? 1s It not to commemorate
governed by themselves for loo yenrs2 Can-
not thu 40, 000, ,U00 of our peoplo do through
tl'ctr Comtnisson III FREQ gift II thoy will. and
without putting any brlen upon themselves,
aid by wringing tic money from hor opprossod ssi
subjects. AuAtrin and other foreign cot,ntrios
1ulll ant1 Eun7ort tl,eir oxpoeitions from tic
uoyernnont T:sae!try. Me contemplate tho
en5rying;9ut e. our Expo''ton p Ito by tho free w
plo.. III this contemplation, howevor,
tho Government committed itsolf to il
aB Natlosml ALTAR. II the people full md tho
1oyornmoat ahould thon rofuse, wo stall stnnd
disgrace viii fail apon each State md hdiviiual
aliIko. 10 fail III this Exposition would not only
he 4 national degrace, but worlds ca1amity
Tho progress Of !roo institutions would bo sot
hack a century. Ihis Exposition, Carried out rs
do their duty will spread before tho eyes
Of tho world. and ourselves, q great
or knowledge OF tho rrogross,, resources.
weAlsh. aa<l power Of our Republic than could
be obtainpd from thousands Of octayo volumes,
mud from that Exposition vii! be carried all over
the world knowledge OF tile power and atrougth
that llo. within tllo roacl, Of FREQ people, and
give TO human progress al impetus sueh ~ the
world Inns mover acen boforo. You ask: '.Wllero
fjcit?" answer, there wilt bo no such deficit to
raiHo. In tho estinato giyon by Mr.. Adams Of tho
deficit ot tho Auatrtan Exposition, he maAoH no
mention Of the tact that thnt includes tbe cost
for further use, whilst ours ore to he sold aud
tho procsods divided among the Stockholders.
Not so1dy however, os d worthless mass but
caro- is taken in tito inception md erection of
tlleso buildings to 80 CONSTRUCT them aH to mako
st its cloao Tho Memorial Hail is
ss nsa tss sa tbs Be- ks s,pe a S
lnomory Of this ovont as National muBoum for
aIout s s 'os a & Tho M oard u gs
Of tho Slate OF Pennsylvania l'avo already ac-
ceptcd the plans. Tic w1loo amount Of all the
buildings will cost a10,000,0O0.' The main build
Ing, covering. forty-tive acroB. will bo 10 con-
Btructed ns to bo separated and sold ut tho cloHo
for railroad depots Or 1ooal oxpoatiops. 1t ig
Bafe therefore, to assert thai ut least 20 por cent
OF The original coat viii be returned from
tho sale Of tho buildings ut tho closo. In regard
to uiators wl1nt yoM any is true about Europeans,
but it docs not apply to our country. Our peo-
plo arc cosmopolitan, fond Of trssel, and think
little Of crossing $500 nailos OF continent for
day or two Of business or pleasure. And it 10
perfectly safa to nay that the number OF Aneri-
can visitors to our Exposition will exceed tho
roads from the Pacific to tho Atlantic will during
tho months OF tho Exposition sol
excursion Tickets at half rates, thus afording
opportunity for thousands Of penplo, long ab-
visit thom and tho Exposition. Tho Governor
Of Washington Territory sayB that tHo-thirds Of
tho entire population arc conltng over to attend,
mud those Of limited moanB arc already laying
aaltlo 9,ai 1,e mohoy, @ for that purpose: ! i,aso
niai matters through California, Novada,
| Utah, Montaua Colorado, Iowa, minnesota,
Wisconsin, Illinois, Indiana, aud Missouri; and,
wloroYor I hnro boon whether in private con-
! vorsation or addressing Legislative or com,nor-
pressed, aud TINT was, tlcir intention to bo
| present Mt the Exposition. It Is beloved that
10000. GOO Yfsitorp will attoud tho Exuosit,pn
and tl'at there viii In recoiyoi frn,n them from
s. 10 to 50 each. It in. torefore. onsy for Won In
sect see tlat tjero is iIttlo, chance of % the Commis.
sionor boinc called uuo1 to.ulnrorfnnf f;ejioit
In Ycnars to Stntn ontion yo,, nav nThrrn T. w.
nossibility of suol, gtntn action 31l,cro IL ar
foyorwholm;np noss;Iiiitv nf iniihorva f:aci,
Stntn n,,no;'1tn its nwn poar} ~ M~nsccra nrn.
r;des for tie prouor coiIoctjon of ;tn at 1na,,,
inatyras. md mreducls nr ;ts su|l and
miuop % In othor , Words, each "a State ' mnKos eas
| iis nwn Exnnsit,on. m1,i1or itn nwn man.
aromant' M1Liont ouiv tn tia rnina
as1Ii roruluIionE moiio bv tho comm;ssinn
WHO proyido gmoh State, sImniv. viii, nrnnor
snncr ehn}tor. lirht, nmIl 1,nwnT hnv Sthtn i,ot
maE Ei liz nroys;on ior te s ,,,rnoac conld i,nvc
| m rc,,reaanintion in fbe 1Tynnsfion' Au to foh.
| j,nrv. lin Dirocfora of thn I1nar,i of 1Snanno
aro mon WHO nre nboyo oyen tic % susplciou Of #.
rNor ~ ara elccted cnch vear IN Moy' rom 1at NJ
| I'M 'cnn,7tInfcs nameI hv tlI1 Comm,ns;o,,
n,'d ti,o 1lrat "ttnmnt of n,v mon1,mr
or rcmbora comfraJffpr fi,n {;nnncos
N i,am,cn in nnv 3nlhorv wonl,
;nm,ro h;s g. thar ,omns ho;,o 1nfs mt or tIo
ist 1or thn ,nxt a1rct;,~, IN rn5,a,t to nxtrara.
no,,t ratns anI 1to,tior. II, poIoin1;o da;,.n
,a r~nnst;on IT, ovarv n,oona ,'nas;1a vii M
a.,, ~ 1it IL onos5 co'o ~ NJ" "
~ l1ant IL, n',;adatm.n IL 10 aa iot.or t1on ,,,
~ ;,o,, ~ 20 IN ro s ,t
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