New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-23
FILTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
rr1r PARIS WORLD,s FAIR.
WILL AMERICA BIZ PROPERLY RrPFfsENTFD =

x,, AMERICA BE PROPERLY REPRESENTED =
NECESSITY FOR SPEEDY ACTION By CONGRESS.
70 me EdttOF OF the Tribune.
s,p. You are aware that the French Govern
men, has made definite arrangements fol another Uni
,-a Exposition, TO open IN the Spring of 1873 Per
,sns the American pablo in general aware OF
a Certainly many producers manufacturers ana
r.,.f, have knowledge Of this fact and are forming
,neir mans accordingly not doubling that the Govern
pt Of the United states and OF the individual states
vlake provision for representation of this country
o. that occasion. Nevertheless far a. have seen no
,,eps whatever have yet been taken in that direction
Indeed the whole subject appears to have been lost
eh Of III The aA-absorbng political eNctements Of The
recent months.
Had the question OF tine been left to the American pco-
ME who have only just emerged from The abora response
bics and cxcitcncnts Of their own exhibition, they
would doubtless have said with one voice, Let no iur
,hcr draft % this sort he made upon she opening
Of the next decade But that Is 10 longer question
anywhere Il has been settled. Already the str Of pre-
marathon goes on Paris ami throughout the globe The
question now IS whether tine United states OF America
Sian he represented This question scarcely neeoS us
crs,ion. stall rather assume that the experience "'
PHILADELPHIA nas fully satisfied the people of the I'M
use ADVANTAGE Of such exhibitions; that OF at the ha-
tons l!s is crcumsjarced as 10 be most oe"ehe' F
t. auL that in view OF The aportGut and peculiar Pc
l.,ia-s they sustain the people and Government o.
r.gce and the very handsome manner IN winch they so
,.fl. responded % a HE invitation. Il VIII hardly
- 10 sry Americans that The present Is occasion
,s.n Icy may properly withhold from the greatest
F.oI au republic tic expression OF thcr sympathy and
good v.l
trust t may also 0o safely assumed that, if America
re-, hi. -eprcs,utcd 10 Pans 90 all. the occasion in
vc fc GoyerucHt of the United states will be moved
=, a-,,le Tor representation that Will DO the country
AID rcol better justice ;aaU heretofore. For unless
,he uofl,fiu1 lessons OF L01Con, Paris aud Vienna
-l... r1 .. Is NOT q
,ss- the falarcs Of 1852 1867 and 1873 making Oh
crncs, VI the American exhibit the wonder Of other
nauous
rs rIu,h hcnC assumed. 10 only RENAME 70 sy that
srrre-eatation worthy Of this great nat"n at Paris
,tto.~. can only Dee assured by timciy-aud that
means nmod.atc-acton On the part Of Congress This
e,-y las failed on al previous occasions Of this scrt
l.u,. y4uN sion not made until so late d3N thdi
tfas>uI.v. n I~7s, Congress did nat pass the hii'
s,urora,in" the money finally granted for the repre-
,fr.oI Vienna lIii the goods should ha'r ortn I'D
slu.I process az installation at The Exposition. *
Lsqr- sauuiO have n" les iin enc IE.l year io' ht
va , preparation. Ana certainty iur! cannot DE- OK
f..rfrI % - work uut'l fu.E assn ca t a afl OF
re-- Jnat t.Cv g." have thc ala ana protectul o.
tp AMarl .5u Government.
~ therefore tEo Uucj states are % take jn honorable
M m te ,is Universe Exposition If ISIS. il Is uah-
H.. that .E,ui iatiDn should bu taken Win a. MUG
fs-tr.r t,.ag a- possible. Tie sooner the tejSs. =
nf . U.lCu assured luV would Toe worm mo.
g. size enterprise than twice t4't amount VOC" h>'
Winter And Vnltf moderate SAM al inc disposal 90 "a
small commission o. experienced aud CincieHt AitH'
headed N %" rui alIJE WHO 80 ably osch3is @ NE .-
L., Of G.,cyto general "a the Piddipaa LNhlbt'on'
would .husa every needed guarantee OF sacctsS.
JOHN ". HOW
Vas.!.cty4 2. e. Fell. 20. 1877