Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-13
= nv eEIEAss Exrsslruss
Isossisl Csrr. Posr-IErxLLIoExoEs.l
NEw OnIxAxs, Dec. 3, 1884.

- -
e nesninR ths impossible; but ksre
= neeember the roses seek you.
"a thejf streams Of aggressive per-
isee through the crisp air, and yiolets |
4 lbe enrden look up shyiy after the
,-skIso n eoft, virginia. eyes, while the
,srocs treea, like rich widows, In brill.
- beavery OF opuient charms, expose
s~1endid contrast of golden fruit em.
ksSuged IN close, green, glowing foliage.
RI & 90 old. old song with as, like the
ieve eo bear this rare. romantic land.
Dsl oaf city, the home OF music and
rvsp1sional pomp, has become aston
fksd with itself on another SCORE.
where DO ell these people oome fromf"
hI1e question. sThey can't all be ex-
lIbiloFs, can they?" is the answer. Aud
jsaeed Il Is difficnlt TO suppose %, al |
acrrh earloads Of exhibitors ars nrriv-
n e IN hours on all the railroads that
rImiuais here. On ThanksQivine Day
~ Grand band Of
MKxrcAH MusIcIANs.
R<hth Cavalry, we're formally received
m ihs Exposition heads Of the depsrt-
n114 and an eager. curious crowd o.
softed them from the Texas Pacific sta
Hos lo the Exposition gro inds, where TO
iksm vas accorded the honor Of christ
uine The Music Hail Of the main build
iae The band consists Of sixty eight
pisees, and seated on the stage Of the
knaic Hall (which can accommodate
10 pefformers, while the audit srium IL
sbsirsd for 0.000) they played q delight.
fni ella pOdrida Of the national airs Of
Eexioo and the United States. The
music echoinR through the elimmering
sie|es Of the colossal cathedral of CON
neros-thats better ALTERATION than
Brother Burchard's-was hailed with
injurious applause, an d wherever these
Nsxicans 20, from suburb TO center,
ihey attract almost as much attention az
I Mexico intended TO apply for admis
sion
Inro TIE UNION,
Which was never 90 much q Union an
aow. We have also made great addi-
tI0ns to our japanese and Chinese COL
onies. while the Turks, Parsees, Est In
dams and Greeks saunter or swaoRer
llong our broad and brilliant bouie-
ards, as II they expected to own the
own some day. being wise men Of
hew era who are following tho star Of
umpirs on its course West with deter
ained deviation 70 the South. IL is
nov q settled fact that We are 10 have
he Great Eastern at ouf Expoaition
sharf, and the heart OF Captain Eads
so0nseQuently rejoioed at the pro a she
viii give ON the jetty question. The
ixo Mexican buildings on the grounds.
sbout whose strange and striking beauty
% much has been published, are now on
he last runK to perfection. The crna.
nentation OF the grounds has been made
b The last fortnight special feature.
and their natural ioyeliness has been
hightened by art 70 an extraordinary
dsQree. As for the Art Department,
lboat which some doubts were cifou-
Iatsd some time ago--possibly by disap
pointed aspirants--it may DO taken as
TOKEN or sIaSrfIcANoE
That from Antwerp alone i47 entries
lave been made. In short. TO use the
oppressive phrase of workman ON the
Exposition grounds, everything ie
MORNING and booming. A few days
ncse. the 10th of December, and In the
ust acreage of the main building manv
housands of enthusiasts people viii
ppes forward to catch the genial accents
q Preeident Arthur as be says grace At
ihe opening ceremonies, and. you may
besure. they will cheer bim to the echo
= The most deservedIy popular Presi.
oeni and gentleman in she land. The
5ossh is very solid on this point. and
New Orleans peculiarly 30, for In regard
mmoet matters she is liquid and huetu-
snt, having been actually built on watsr
nks model temperance town. And. In
nat she is model town in that respect;
ms though palaces Of the demon, Alco-
ecls seem 10 be plentiful, and every cor
~ grocery 10 grogshop. yet casss Of
uerkenneHa are not common sights on
ms streets. The broad and bright
Nssls. TOO, Of the city, will prove con-
tneal attraction TO visitors, and sho w,
assscms, travelling theaters and ali
neta Of
cArcHrESSy PopuLARrrIEs
N eouRregating here in anticipation Of
nspne rich harvest this winter. Oar
~ hsrf q museum Of mankind
&nnological curiosity shop. Not in
~ esner city on this continent are as
10y nations and peoples gathered to-
aef maintaining thsir national and
aalsldual characteristics. and 1t the
- TINE blending as part Of & geneT
~ American citizenship.
nnlie Germany and Great Britain
~ lnfR.ly IN excess of all other nation
fn,nce Ia not far behind In
~. @ inilueuce, and these three form
0auolling sentiment In our foreign
elsment, and are notably powerful
aa politics. In our census returns.
LIVER. LIVER. there are no blanks. Any
49, 49, MAT has representation in any
he Union 10 represented here
representatives. Of the must eulight
~ w these nations have their social
sss.;.o oenevolent organizations the
90 french, Spauish, Italian. Porta.
nassiaa, German. Scandinavian,
80. ana M VIII be prepared to extend TO
-. Isiiov eountrymen . sincere and
j soie 49, Welcome as they come hishsr
49, ssend the Exposition. No one can
- oefe from abroad without meet
ms MOTHER TONGUE,
ssa ne hearty tender of hospitality's
I,sss sso sait-eyen though they came
hss as oathay. from frozen Green
@ tne sands of Araby.
= soa connection some figures NAV
si..s ss1estine. The census OF 1880