Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-06-09


would amount 10 sl3o, 1000. On the
reduced captal Il woudbc about $780,
900. II is true thnt Pennsylvania has
provided overiour andn half millions
of the capital needed; whereas her
quota on the basis Of the reduced cap
ital, amounted to II little over $3.50, 900.
But | am sure that tho people Of Con.
necticut, enjoying u per capita of
wealth above the average OF the cit
izcns of the United States, will not
claim the benefit of any part of this
excess. They will agree that il shall
go for the relief Of States less able 10
make up their quota and | am sure
that ona of. tho original thirteen States,
who performed such noble part in
the war of Independence, will not fail
TO do her share in the ceremonies, cx-
employing tho amazing achievements
of the first one hundred years Of The
established Republic. 1 say "noblc
part" for Connecticut did perform u
noble part She was IN the front Of
the struggle for Independence. She
furnished the largcst number of sol
der forthc Revolutionary war of any
Of the Colonies, except onc-Massa-
chusetts. Her soldiers ontnumbcrcd
those OF New York, Pennsylvania, and
Virginia. Noble and glorious was her
past Her history is radiant with the
noble deeds Of her sons and We feel
all the greater anxiety that she should
have an imposing part IN the coming
ceremonies, aud that her people should
bo largely represented in tho great
international Exhibition. To few
States III the Union will that cxhibi-
ton be more useful than to Connecti-
cut, for few have such extensive and
diversified manufacturing interests.
Your State, therefore, will need q
largo amount Of space in the buildings,
and that space viii cost money. Con
gress, whether wisely or unwiscly, !
shall not now stop to inauire. adopted
the polioy of raising the capital ncccs-
sary for iho n,epa,ations directly ffom
| The several States or the peoplc there
lnf Jo,y tbc onoto NJ Connoc oct;cnt
shaII bo roiAed L 4 ouestion fo,. Won
ma vonr co,sti,nents XXI N ,bc Ien.
,onn}ol mana.,cra a makes M nossiblc
difnrcncc 40 Them whether 4 bo an.
nrnnr;a,cd from tho S,ate Treasn,v
bv ibc rcnrcsentntives ~ The neonls
or nollec,ad from individnnI citizans
lIn INV evcnt the nmount wiil come
ero,n 10 nconle and Il q only oues.
tion az how Il can be most convenient.
liv ana cm,;toblv coptributed Rut
IA, have doc;dcd the nrofsronca ot
cnr3;sb;na tLn can;tal by tho promn,
maJo IL Il o,,cp said NV thasa WA
] decline 10 subscribe for Centennial
stocL tint those only who exhibit
onghi 10 be called upon 90 furnish can.
ita7 That 4 FAR from correct II
o0rn banne,s that .tbe mos, ;nterest,
ling and Instructive exhibitions arc
th3se which donot nav For instance
4 the arts and sciences and creat inven.
lions and imnrovements ILe manu-
ac,nrcr of rstablisbed goods aud ma
chinerv I generaIlv the saincr bv th,
exhib;i;on of bis nroJncis Wbotbe,
,.om annronr;atc the whole amonnt =
,hTo and,a nrd'r 4, not I cannot donbt t5o,
van @ vii makc nrovision for a sta,,
~. ~ ~ n ,,.'n,o ,o,e snd ,,a,.sao, al M ~.
Do"u ,oaiua ~ ~ p;b; pnvh;b;,;on dn ,o,r ~a s,o,a ~
u h, = nraner ,hot shnuld sav thn,
aLaS, ,a;Il;ons Of ,Lo cao;,ai Lav.
hoor soc,rad ,ha, ,ha briId;nas y,
!, in Ike nroccss ot ranid erection lev
am;ned ,be condition Of tho worI,
. csw davs sincc md can 900 no reaso,
to doubt tbat every one Of the build
d mos viii he ready in annie time io
: The exhibition. Some Of them will b