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celebration in which tho reop1o Of tho whole country
roud rnrtfcpatc. Il ehod hsvo tho sanction Of Tho
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sucl ia tho preamble, being The koy to tho
atalmtn. Nothinr horo of nn intcrnntionnl ox-
hibltlon, Nothing horo Of a Wo,ld's Tair.
Now, I insiss that Worid'e Fnir ia
something no we'll known in Character.
boyiles 81 large, 30 granLoso 80 magnificent,
that Il Is not TO bo inferred out Of yauuo and I'm.
oortnin Language. Il must boz po snooliSslly ne % natnod
and described.
parent in tho express Conditions OF Soc. /:
Tint no compensation for sorytces sb,1 bc maid to
liz Uomisaioors or other ollcora provided by this
act from tho TreasurN ot he un'tta st1tts aud Tho
IN na sS sr @ sfess for a'"d-
>, Language could not be stronger to rcliove the
United Sthses OF hll liability, and to throw 1t
absolutely upon tho Oonmtuhonera nnder M the
ncs; renombor well tho pasehgo Of this Dill.
ana know what an vas intended, for drew these
oil concerned that tho United States would a.
sumo no poo,n'afy roHnonsibilityi tho premlges:
nuon was she oeg.nnlnE OF thh ousihoss. nus
'o n hrha Il me
10 nlled tho soul OF the cldor Adams was nos
enough Tor our Commissioners, and thoY unacr-
took to supplomont tho national celebration BY
Worlds falr. 70 my mind ono Of theae is
nro too much. They arc moro than any
Commission ougl,t to undertake.. But
this is a mild statement. Tho two are
essentially separate and distinct IN oIaTncter'
Ard yot thoy ara to bo put together. They viii
DO no bott1r than twins bound togcsner oy IN
unnatural lsgamont, 70 as TO 10 constant nnr-
don to each othor-or which those now on tue
table Of. the eurReonh In phtisdelphian al arc & Tue
unhappy prototype, oach stnntlng ana awarnng
the other. One ID easohtia'4y natlohal ana az
modto the other lnornaional anI coamopnn s pnnr
tau une Is 1or tno Amellean peop!ei 'no otnSr
for all people, Ono ia to oxalt hopubli,
can INSTITUTIONS anu eoVAhoc tno1! preuest1hea
sway; tho other is to court and wlo the mohaf.
chfes OF tho o4a Wofln 70 appear II QUE Bfea3
banquet, ana to nWoli lts pomp.
soc now tno esatoiy procession as II lioa INTO
the historic Hall at .he opening ceremonies.
Ihofe III EhBlahu tno "orkshop anu coun5'ns.
house OF tho world, to Waom Wa are bo9hd by
two great tics Of relationship. ploou anu com.
Lexington aud, taking aoas on tho .pcnitontial
nencheB, lletona to tho great Deoafat1on, VINO
u arraignH her grandfather, deotge Liz ID -
Prince Whose character 10 fnarked ny every acs
which may define tyr9nt:" aud there tho
Queon Blts unit! tho annigorsary ol iorstown'
France 10 thero also, the oflglha! aLY ny ~hoao
blood and treasure Independence was as
aured, who witnessed IN hor o"h 1ear.
ful Hovoiutlon tne hrst-1fnt5a OF ouIn' anu %
her hoad 1s mintarv iteeiaent, paheVef ~
monatchy, VINO goes not wlnns!Y hssen 70 the
praise Of Nepubltcan government 1 sec spain
Also not to 10 forgotten ns M atly OF our fatnors
tardily lending hes neets; WIN manly gG3nor-
ous people, ana At nor neaa is 9nother military
President, with no lovo for tho Nopubl1c' am
glad TO recognize 1taly, tho nome OK art ana tho
land o. history, mating her forever interesting |;
aud this ancient newborn nntlon appeara W Two
soyereigns, sictof Emanuel. @ neT Mng, nellevihg
N Kings, and tno Pope, nus -, VINO noVef
fails to SiVo MS prayers anu eympath!es TO
Kings! Thero also IS Gofnaty wnose COM
manding position III tho elVllzea Wofid IS as
sufoo oy her nen, m'gutler even tnan ner SWORD,
and Whose ohlluren nse our teilow-cltl2ons and
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