New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-15
AMERICA At THE DUTCH Exhibition

S. A. Wheelwright general agent for the
United states for International Colonial and Cen
eral Export Exhibition TO be held at Amsterdam
Holland from May l to October 81. 1888 has issued
circular IN regard to it in which he claims that this eX
hbtion should possess peculiar interest for the mer
chants manufacturers railroad companies, land owners
mine owners and farmers Of this country Some oi MS
arguments are follows:
Amsterdam is one OF the richest capital centres OF
Europe capital that has been acquired ~ industry
fulgality aud enterprise anu Wncu Is always seeAihs
employ mrnt In fields where II can D. Juaic!ou9y
and pfOAtably invested in sound enterprises Already
colntrr and we only need to SHOW them the oppor-
muify to employ il adyaniageOusy 20 attract IL lAe'
1he Kinydom OF the Netherlands embraces, with its
various colonies population OF ao0at iofy mliohs %
people. and statistics snow mat our tIaie Win tlo
parent country aud It's dependencies mas more man
Irebled during the past seven years. lHiS 30
Moreover it be considered that Dutch merchants
and capital to ne found Ia almost every q, %
INC cube so that the benefit of an exhibition ot AWer
can gOOds Amsterdam Will b. felt Wherever hercuAh'S
from Holland are established ., nm, 20
But nu exhibition important mOneyed centre 10
by no means limited IL its lnnucuee 10 ioah1 auu hS
nOanders, set to her forty m01s o. suyeU.s, io
il viii draw visitors from all parts OF EJTOpe as wen az
from other countries, both on account oi lls
character aud its accessibility beng IN easI ~
cation by rail aud water with the principal cues vi
Europe but II should be remenOered it tuo Pi" 80
OF the people VIII sVe an eAh,o"n ~ ,r'
country a valve greater to our manuacJutets anu Pi
ducrrs than an exhibit at the fashionable ca /
tails Of Paris and Vienna, where ar, dSeTs
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ovcrshadowed by those or luxury and eesance VIA
ever the comparative cOncUurse may De- as ~
me eNmbtiOis referred TO, believe II can De lusui
claimed that the advantages OF an ehuIDie. "a ,
goods as we,produceat acOnmercil anu toeJ D., S fr
.ch A. Amsterdam Known 10 De-, are Acy 10 NC ~
create han many exhibitions Inc Dulch PoYP0
re essrnfi,lly and proveroay commercial and IN
dusria race and II alert tian soino na,ry ~
adouug new usages they are emlnehtly praeucli ''
having once discovered the merits OF new t,s
Improvements they adopt them readily anu ~ IT. R,
canal freely where they tnd profitable use lol H. I
sides their very prudence renters them uiSce s nr
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articles a more CAREFUL aud thorough scrutlS 49, 80.
would be the case In most Qther 'I nj
Our manufacturers OF agricultural implements neea
crctIv H., reminded that Holland Is largely an asLl
cnitnral eonntry Her commercial character u'lses 81.
~ eyerv continuance Tor the use " SHIPS
Her extensive colonies suggest Iarse " are
varions quarters of the gloOe where thes%
nanted mis- Is the nrst IDternatOna Ii ~.
kingtoTn al me Netherlands, and VIII dIdW many ''
nrs t,oun Regiuu Northern France ana germany ant
the sc1ndinayian countries, to whom eAhlDlons arc
comparative novelty -, - l., aha
Mr.. wheeiwright has established his agency IN tne
limited Rank Building. No Wa-st where Applications
for SPACE at the exhibition may be sent.