The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-14
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ENGLAND, Austria, france, spain, Prussia and
other iorelsn Powers have oficIlHy recognized rhe
respective governments well represented and
nave applied Tor anu had the necessary space as
BID FOR SETTLERS.
We who i've mere, know that Georgia is like
paradise as compared win cue arid frozen plains
OF inc West. II the truth as TO our stare were
known n europe, tide q Immigration would set
In a lew years encclualy settle ali problems OF
labor and oi race Sat we have taken no pains 10
compete tor ms valuable interest: consequently
the states west anu northwest or us receive
all, or nearly all, and we little or none.
Ii Is very mucn 70 tie regretted that means have
not Deen provided by winch some Oiicer OF the
State could receive, III some suitable point IN the
State, contributions which exhibitors desire &C
seud, ana let them be Tor arded IN soma organ.
1Zed manrer. II would be foreign TO the duties o.
The undersigned under the act u Congress. and,
indeed, inappropriate Tor them 70 undertake this
work. But they recommend mat some oIlicer o.
the State be now charged with TINS duty. undeI
may prescribe. BY this means the freignts IL
question coulo be shipped RON ne state 10 PnIla
uephla ny the carload and the expense tnut
greatly reduced. whether 1t would be polite loI
the State 10 defray tne actual expense o neT cit
liens or senuing tner prouucts aud articles Is
question Tor the wisdom OF Your Excenency and
THE EXPENSES.
But the recommend dtlons Oh this report are sub.
mltLed Ia tue belleI tnat create any new ONCE
ana emolnment would prejudlce the public mind
land, IN our impoverished CONDITION, Justly SOL to
sucn an extent as 70 40 the purposes IN view more
harnl tHan good. But III not deemed wise Tor the
state to 10 even his much, then we respectfully
submit that resolution giving The purpose in
view Official oreanizaion, but requiring exhibitors
to pay each sucn sum as VIII Qelray expenses
Will accomplish mucn good Dy uniting and comon-
ing tne etlorts Of our people. There Is, however,
one orancn OF the subject on winch We do rec
ommend that the state incur a small outlay.
LET HISTORY SPEAK,
The Centennial Commission mas organized q
historical ana statistical department. Here Will
/ be collected and permanently preserved Tor the
use OF future historians by ia. the largest coec-
ton OF historical and statistical Information touch
ing the States and tner people anywhere 10 De
| found In the country These dates Will ne care
| fully compiled, colaed and indexed Tor future
| reference; Will De published IN book form, most
PROBABLY translated into otner languages and be
widely disseminated throughout the world, more
so than auy olner American publication OF the
kind our state should nave 4 name ana a place
on II. Georgia has much TO boast OF In ms
tory, ana should see 70 II thai the evidences
to posterity. statistical information VIII show
that her SOIL, her mines and nsr climate are equal,
II not SUPERIOR 10 any on earth q equal space
var Ell, YET homogeneous and complete Tor an
empire. Facts like these, with the nlgn lame or
her statesmen aud neroes-irom 0gle'horpe 10
a Dign pace IN the competition OF states.
we recommend mat the state herself furnish
these data Tor The Department OF History ana
statistics, anu that her university DE charged
with the duty OF compiling aud presenting ne
proper report, iacls and figures IL Il estimated
that the sum oil 5000 VIII be sufficient Tor tle pur
pose.
not the least partisan spirit in the management
oil the Exposition and, IN TACT, the late revolution
In popular sentiment Is u huIlClenL guarantees
that The days OF prescription are passed. and
can safely assure Your Exceliency, the Legislature
and the people OF Georgia that ali who go there
or send articles Tor exhibition Will be received
and welcomed on a common platform OF equal
citizenship. Respectfully submitted,
R sh PEfERs aiJ Jr., En- Commissioners.
This fully sets the matter forth. The Legsls.
ture with great unan'mry, passed the glowing
resolution, which was approved oy the Gov.
ernor:-
APPROPRIATION or WORDS.
Resolved, That uls ENcellency the Governor be and
he is hereby authorized and requested tho
proper steps 10 be taken under the direction and
troll OF the commissioner or Agriculture. affordng
the facilities the people this
mines, mechanics anu other resources of the state
the approaching Centennial Exposition be held IN
fhllade phia IN the year 1910 anu visiting
the same, PROVIDED that persons receiving The benefit
OF such facilities organization be required
such sum will cover all expenses The state TO be In
liable Tor any expense costs incurred OF
son king aforesaid such rules and
gulations the Governor NAV prescribe, by which
with combined action, exhibitors may oh ain The best
advantages IN reduction Of reighs AMI passage, oroer
ncsolvcd that the state University be requested
furnish proper data the Bureau History
tscs in the approaching Centennial Exposition, and
This the officers o.
charged ny with the work shall access 10 the
archives and pGbc library ~ the state and the stats
geologist be 10 furnish the
geological Information am specimens MS Office.
nroytdcd that this WORK be accomplished VITA no
the state beyond actual freight and
handling the articles ana packages sent By said
yersiy ana the state geoOgist as aforesaid. cheGue
Executive once aud approved BY the Governor before
the articles are SEM