The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-05
IL lhs Crescent Cl,y's Attempt {,
Eiectrify A,ias.
Details OF Plans Isgeniously Laid aud
Schemes Semi. successful.
Let Dixie Dandie Her Darling.

OfloAns, 70 which that at Atlanta VIII bAy
been ~ . Constaptinopls bazaar to the gres
Russian fair 81 Nijni.Novgorod, shoul
enovSously influence commerce, mant
! so.ures, And agriculture throughout th
sntirs south. II 10 . pralSevor,hy under
taking, and congress h 80 done veil 10 aid 4
forwarding it-tNsw York Herald.
Few people In Ohio spprscia,e the extsn
and importance OF Ihe Worlds exposition
In New Orleans. which Is 10 open IN ID
Gem Der next, lie managers nisso no bone
ofssyiDg that they expect to rival tn
International sho~s OF London, France
PARIS, and PhllAds phis. aud the prspars
tons are on . scale proportiona'e to thei
statements. The direc'o or general. Il. A
Burke, Is the proprietor oil ,he Times Dem
; ocrat. Ihe leading paper OF louisiana, HI
IL ons OF thu selfni sde millloaA'res OF New
Orleans. Sixteen years ago. a frisnd OF hi
tells me, he was worth $l?0 600, and VA
living 10 Texas. Two yoars latc, he hsc
lost II all and was working In marble
yard at a dollar and a half day. Non
b. Is again at the top, and possessed o
such ABILITY and experience that he /,
likely to stay there. A thin, dnh-iacoC
man OF fifty, he Is pushing oil matters cou
nected VITA the exposition In the mos
energetic manner, and there 10 IL not .
more bu.ines,-liko place In Wsssingtol
than this New Orleans bureau on News
p.por Row -(Clsvelnud, On.o, Leader
srD's" Washington Letter.
Never in tha history OF expositiors has az
entrrDris- enjoyed n 1.-THE OF the spontsne
GUS public good Will thit has been maniiegt
Ell toward this cotton cenienn'al while i,'
progress has been such IS 70 surprise meu
otlOng experiences In such matters. AS o
veteran exposition man ahid 10 the writer h
lev days $40: Tho ernohtion b be helo
as NV Ode.ns has within few short
months sstDcd greater hold on the affect
ions Of the people tnsn the centennial ut
PHILADELPHIA. WAS able to gain in several
years" Yes" WAS oar answer, "the
sluth was iips nnd rcsdy hr this enter
PRISE, and II had its origin naturally, and
rot by artificial forcing. 1t grew up IN til,
country, aud was vigorous plant before II
s-t foot inside OF . city, and that II the
secret Of its neutrality-suspicious. ga
Journt.
Tho president has appointed cowmis
| sioners to represent tho different depart
ments OF the government at tho Worlds
F.ir and Cotton centennial, which Is 10 be
held ~ New Orleans next December. This
10 20 be the grandest affair Of the kind ever
acid on this continent. The managers o
this fsfr are assured OF Its success nom the
liberal encouragement which Is beinf
siven them hon the various portions Of
the world. This 10 q national enterp price
asd shouli oeet with q warm support
from every ono who hes any PRIDE in tine
progress snd Advancement OF this great
| counsry.-[ Washington Critic.
| The eRsos Of q nav i'm pulse, due either to
the dirsct application OF northern capital
and energy, or 10 wider knowledge gained
by soushera men, may be plainly sees IN
Georeis, where old methods In agriculture
have been improved or supplsnted by new,
add where new industries h,ve been estsb-
iished. One Of tho most powerful causes OF
what Is In some respects an industrial revo-
luton in that sta,e and sdj ,iDing REGIONS
was the exposition In Atlanta. An improve
| ment OF agricultural methods, the planting
of new industries aud = development %
| satural resources, feretoi, rs neglected, viii
| undou btedly follow sha holding oil 3 sue
cessinl exhibition In New Orleans. Toe
exhibition will also bring us face to face
| Nth our neishb0rs over the border, Gno
tend 10 make our com morciSl and social re.
| iatong with them more pleasant. Il New
| York Times.
| New Orleans is peculiarly situated ios a
| large exposition OF This kind. II Will draw
| tovsrd Us the business men OF Mexico and
Central America Then, agair, tho soutn
deserves It. Is business men nrs mAkiOg
| hercUlean effJrts 10 develop th-t part OF our
| great continent. We ell gain by their ef.
| forts. Our country will % richer aad
| stronger when the exposition Is oy-r, and
the visitors have all returned 20 .herr
of the great undevsloped soutn.--[Uom-
IA erciAl Bulletin, Boston, Mass.
There can no longer he the sigh 'es,
doubt about the success OF tho great
Worlds fair /, will begin in ID Gem Der
next and remain in operation six months.
Every state and territory ANA slnioss, II not
quite, every nstion Of the world val be
represented. IL bids fair to eclipse evan Abe
Centennial ut Philsdslp his.-f Chicago ster-
Ocean.
This exhibition has a far greater i'm.
portance than Is generally sppreci.
,ion OF tn. successful creation of
new south. TIE o1ndisicps OF labor and
Industry, which have BON al ustipg them
selves duriRg pincteen Year, of pea -, are
last besinnias to be felt. NO. only ia the
sonth, but In the country u large. The
prublens enter,Dg into southern develop
msnts are no 'ngcr political. IDdustrisl
and nocisl questions are now dominant
anos. The idecdly rivalry as to VII ca
com munty shall n ,ks the most rapid an "a
e.rtein advances In bushes development 10
now quite ss eppsrent IN fhe sou;h az in
,h. north -[Pnils delph 10 Ttnes.
We had thought tns', possibly, this
Worlds oxpo-iiios" was too FER sVnth, |
bnf this. We now see, was 81 error. tn"
thought and the sympsiby Of the country |
hss u southern leaning, add tbs indics ms |
are this tina World's sXpo'itton At New |
o loans is 70 he q sucoess Deyond what Wa
~ Toe med probable some months since ~ |
ths most sspguin. Of those who projected |
tos enierpriss. New crlesn9 is
the great southern emporium Of coumerce |
IL IL msgn iiceut city. IL is nv well |
tno.n throughout tho civ lied world Is
New York, Lnndor, or Paris. lie history /
hsS moro OF romsnfic fsct than ilpy other /
csntre OF civilization, capital, sud c1n- |
on this conu,cnt-lIn dianopClH |
Sentinel.
TIE prospects now arc that The exposi- |
II m viii draw support nd ps:ronege itou |
Nj nSrIs Of the globe. There is no |
loubs that IL will be international In lie
,hsrec'er. and 81 lsrg- aud lasting beuei /
o the United StAtes. The good that will |
-.s " 40 American commerce, American
manu- fsctur-fs. sud the esmulus @ iuven.
i've genius, cannot be lightly estimated
Foe benefits, 10 saw the Least will DO
,siionz.-[ lowa State Il .gis,er.
The World exp Bi;ion buiifirgsst New
Ddsans will prODably be sha lsrgssi ever
.rrecisd. The Crescent City.expcc's 20 out.
10 any previous expusiiso1s Va some isA-
ures. and II will doub less succeed. II Will
,e New Orleans display, snd the WORLD
,nows whal That is.-tBunalo, New York,
Times.
We have Just emsrgea from = rnd- sys.
en- Of ,oor. rendering Introduction OF new
methods aud improved implements diff
,u't aud almost Impossible. A new sou h
has come into being, ani progress is the
,rier of the day. Ths exposition a. New
)rlesrs will do much for iNe cn'ton ousi-
.ess IN all its branches. II will
prompt t. the development Of ali our soil
take advantage of all our
,iimste makes possible. IL will widen our
thoughts, nasionalizs our notions and ex-
pAnd our epterprisee, conouering that
apathy and inertness that hes been the
pane OF our people, and create . demand
Ior more and bssssr sduostion. The Nee
nraSa "A axnocitian maH -. IA "a uskonui6i