Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-02-17
ASSOCIA TED PRESS LETTER.
PnILApELpnIA, Feb, Is, 1875.
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moinorh' hr' "M,ery MAN i.Xhipitioh
nnlluing INC Mnchinery nan, inc
AGRICULTURAL Hal aliu inc iiorucu,i-
"rh' popa'''non' oon''"o's ior 'he
',ov''on VI n'' oNcop, 'nc Agr'eui'urai
'ia'' nave oroI, awaiaod' ana WORK
upon .noso v po'ng Pusncu WIN al 'he
.nvigy o'"r'o'or's',c W, y, A'neiicah ch-
.erprlse. lhousa'lds oil tons oil granite
arv Do,ng usou IN the erection OF thc
ar, "n'ivry, quarrlea IRON inc granite
Ugus m ., Nlg,nn, MAINE nermoht anu
ny, N1w iinnlpsnlre' Inc Conservatory
m,l' ,,, DC ,no lanasomest building 0, the
h,hu oVor seen IN this country, ana the
gus requisite ,or its construction WIN
auu 70 the wea'th OIL Now Jersey quite
eonsluernply,'
inc mach'hery hnli mas been con
,lae'ed ior py irm IN wilmington,
pel'i ana u VIII give an impetus 10 the
iron industries OF lhal thriving ei'y,
Inc pan ior inc Agricultural han
Is now unuer consideration by Messis'
'ohh W elsh, PRESIDENT oi the Centen-
nia' poaiu o. finance, mos, cochran
1nairnlan OF inc buiiolhg committee,
13hp palr9 ana inc other gentlemen
VINO arc giving 10 mncn Time 10 the
erection OF these vast buildings cover
ing more lnah ~ acres OF ground
suggestion mas neeh made TO lhe build-
ing Oommil'eo ny IN eminent agricult-
urist ihat III connection with TINS
oullulhS 'here sna'i DC erected an I'M
mehse STRUCTURE III inc iorm oi an arc
Oh circle large enough TO allow each
state ana territory IN the United
states 10 exIloll larry ana iully the
products OF the soil OF each
should thls suggestion oe carried
INTO erect II WIN be one OF the grand
est features oi 'he EXh'pliioh capital
ISIS nom Europe ana omlgraIltS rom
"oroau' WIN DC enanied 10 Wi'hess NJ a
glance the Pecnllaf Inducements that
each state ana territory present ior
,ho investment oi capllal ana labor,
10 MAKE lhls particular exhibit AL
that 1t should be, the Executive OF
each commonwealth should select a
commission TO see that the state Is
iuily represented ~ everything per-
tanning 10 ils agricultural interests.
me magnitude ol these preparations,
require large sum oil money, ana
Johh " ahanlaker PRESIDENT oi the
bureau on Revenue, ana ms able as
slStant' Governor Blgler are laborlng
asslduously to raise the means requisite
TO carry INTO effect the plans OF the
Commission. The announcement they
are meeting with from New York City
Is very gratifying, ana the manner IN
which the New ork Herdid Iri6nnei
Times and lVofd have taken hold OF
the Centennial viii evidently awaken
an enthusiasm throughout the entire
country Since the first OF the year
New York City has purchased about
Slo,0Oo worth OF Centennial stock
about one-tenth OF the amount allotted
to that state And right here let me
observe That the state OF New York
purposes taking the lead in the Exhi-
bition, OF everything grown upon her
soil, of works of industry and of art
and regard 1t as my duty as your
correspondent to apprise your readers
of this fact so that they may arouse
themselves to the Importance of com
peting with the Empire State in the
exhibition Of American industries.
The opposition to the civil rights
bill was led by the Hon. Samuel j.
Randall of this city, so entirely salts
factory to his party, that Washington
letter writers concur in the opinion
that his chances for Speaker Of the
House have been materially enhanced.
The probability that he may be chosen
Speaker, leads me to recall an incident
] witnessed in which the late Thadcus
Stevens paid a marked compliment to
the integrity Of Mr.. Randall.
During the war the salaries OF all
9overnment employees were largely
increased except deputy marshalls,
grand ana peut luiymen OF the United
states DISTRICT courts during inc
congress session oil lso'-os Mr. Randall
introduced Dill TO increase the pay
oi sueh Jurymen ana marshalls the
proper commltlHo reported itiavorably
ana MI iandali purposed calling II W
tno aay iolioWihg inc occurrence ol
when ! write ! had been visiting
Washington, ana before returning eau
w 70 pay my respects 70 Mr hahuall
VINO rePresghtcu tnG u'9lric' III whlGn
.pot Ivsluou a no NV. NV ~ n 'n'
aii'o'oi'''lipur " ,ne iiouso, "hu . VIM.
we Welc convcrslng TWO s''iwar' ~
negroes came thiouSh ,he room pear.
mg u clalr upon ,hc'r !,I snouiISrs u u
wnlch was seated the Physlca,iy u's
a1lea ; veteran leader 0, the House
! nauous stevens ,hv old man spoh'
hlhaiy ,h 10 M M, hanuai', ., anu lhS li',Iel
.o,u nun ol MS Intention 70 eau up inc
Itn;,cd Sta,es conris ~ y.nJ so;d psnJaI
AL hone 40 bovc yonr Vote IN evo,
of tbc measrrc / Vii hand von som,
ranors @ hos,5no man ,ho oayo MN
| trust Won VIII eYominc his oyen;ng !
Tho 6lJ nan s,r";,htonaJ h;usolc -,
in h;s cha;r and iooLina do"n noa,
NJ, Pandait ,r;,t na,"rmai aT.o,;"a II, 4,
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,ui'.''''s'ips ~ NV i'o,e ,''ihcu tn"'
tnu' oi any o,hor ~ ihe li1use o' ,9h
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