New-York tribune., 1880-01-15

few hundred thousands OF ten millions. How many dif-
ferent people did that meant don't know; possibly
three millions The Exposition will increase the va
riey OF Exports and stimulate the c0uny in various
ways The taste of the people improved remember
stopping at place called East Liverpool, near Puts.
burg, and found thirty potteries gong The smoke OF
their torment went up day and night The leading
change IN the demand. They used to make the heavy
stone CHINA and PUT the hon and unicorn i,a
prosrateI cannot describe IN heradic langnaGe-and
uI the eagle oD the top cawing M lGfeat anghteEI
our people have improved their taste IN all things.
And this covers the whole laud educates the pr0duc
Ing class II increases our trade. benefits us III az re-
spects and can't stop to tell You how much lureat
applauseI
REMARKS OF SENATOR WINDOW
Senator Window, OF Minnesota, the next speaker
He sand in pqrt cnu bring to you an expression of
my hearty in tie enterprise which you
have inauguratelsu in doing believe that am ex
pressing the feelings the Northwest that subject
[Appause cannot teach you anything about the char
acter value, or importance of this enter
prise which you have undertaken, l can only
make few remarks to illustrate the
position 1t occupies ia my own mind. International eX-
positions Of the kind contemplated have worldwide
significance. and exert a most beneficial inf erce IN
many ways They are the most competent agencies
OF modern civilization for the promotion of INDUS
vancemHnt of and labor To their
true dignity. There "a universal lansuaee
countries hold intercourse m their productions. and
snr evDositous excite cenefos rivalry H. the reire-
M field of industry. and also induce better
understanding between capital and tabor:
Through tcer fundamentally the best results OF
the energy. enterprise and inventive genns OF every
Nation brought together and pac under the scIu
tiny OF the most accomplished experts and by tins
means the Worlds artistic, industrial and scientific de-
yelupmrnt aud progress are made known; in snort.
they are practical expression Of III Words social
well industrial progress, and among the most power
tai incentives 10 new aud higher achievements Jap
piAuae.
There one point which desire to call the specal
affection of thle meeting ana of ;he country ~ ihe
future the great want OF this Nation VIII be mar
Eet for products We have entered uIOn new era
o Industrial and comm rcla Dr0sDrrity, ana tr ques
uun is often asked: How long viii II last! IrepY-
80 long can sell what We produce ana no longer.
ApDlausc.l The capacity of tbs cOatry tor production
- ,ura5e. almost lncpnceiyable; and the VAT
Increase m our prr0ucli0n can have bur one result
Observation-Disclosures IL be supplemented BY wise
,ruts enlarge and extend our means OF selling what
WE produce. There many ways in winch this
can be done and in my Judgment no subject Is
more vital TO our prospruty II II re a
proper occasion / should nLe TO say that we
cuEut 10 longer tc depend upon our chet competitor ~
90 the world markets 10 carry uur productions 10 our
custOmtTs Loud applause. In the sharp competition
OF the .tiue must depend upon ourselves; hnd mat
dine is come when We should regain onr iOst commerce
and boldly cua our great competitor Tor the lnas-
terry The lAprlau'e.l am thoroughly 10 sym
he rrpor saws the grauGes international reunion that
the world has ever seen. lAppause
THU RESOLUTION AND CLOSING sPEEcHEs.
4 resolution, that was tncn read by +. l. Ialcott
and adopted Dy The urged The harmonious and
enthusiastic cooperation fan who anxious ior
the success OF The proposed lair. The resolution closed
with a request that tbr Government OF the Unted
states give thls fair It's official sanction and aid
men surate 20 lts importance
Ancr a lew words from a. 5. sullivan, Congress-
Hooker. Of Mississippi, called upon 10
speak, In the course OF his remarks he said
In resard 10 this enterprise II has been well said hat
belong. tot alone the STATE Of Nrw-NUrk t extends
m d. Influence ana ia is connections tO the remotest
portion OF wi1e-~pIradluR continent Iue tair-
which have been held. bcsiun!ug with the World, Far
in London and those that followed, down 10 our
Centennial Fair az Philadelphia Ia, have become pant
aHu pa4ccl The history o. our cOun ~, ana tie elects
winch they have DfO4uceG upOu the material ndu ,.lb
of thc coduty apparent To all I.cy serve 10 hin-
toge the great producing interests OF the country,
TIE great utcuanlcli aud manufacturing interests of
tnc country, and they serve, mutc -ttan an,
10 rrius inc People OF this VIDE spread country
together. binding iheHn hu-hanuman does the
cuiIu tuc ii i, 1ud making them fee mat they nrc M
Cccd plri agd parcel of our great country, having 80
fai as material interests dle concerned, lulcuifN
10 interests which oycr0oks ciIOnai ana polu-
cal barriers, and that they Ouc uuIcd and E,i--
soluble people. Under an un"lsc policy Ne
rrc now tlc duh carving nation Of the world
W. ought stInc at thc mead Oi the
would a. carrying nation and le' IA hope that wlscr
legislation viii shortly iist Ms IN arriving al that
position Loud appmus'I.
Telegram was read from Judge John +. Dillon VINO
had announced % speas 10 the III 60 that he had
orcn taken sick aud therefore unable - De present
After yer, brcf speech by the Rev. Dr. Newman, the
meeting adjourned.