National Republican., 1886-07-07
PERMANENT EXPOSITION.
A Popular Project Emph stlcally In
dorsed,

At the meeting of the Exposition execu-
tive committee last night Secretary Ander-
son reported the following acceptances by
governors, mayors, presidents and secre-
tares of boards OF trade, and vice regents
Of the Mount Vernon Association as mem.
bers ex oflicio Of the Exposition Board of
Promotion. AS will be observed, thirty
seven Of the total forty six states and ter
ritoriee have been heard from:
Alobnma-preslden Mobile Chamber Of Com.
merce, secretary Mobile Chamber of Com
mercc, superintendent Mobile Cotton Ex-
change.
Ati2ona-The governor Of Arizona.
Arkansas-secretaty Helena Chamber OF
Commerce.
Caliornia--The governor OF California, pres
idcnt san Francisco Chamber of Commerce.
onnecticut-Pfcsidcut New Haven Cham
Der of Commerce, secretary New Haven Cham.
beroi commerce, mayor Of Bridgeport, mayor
OF Waterbury,
Delaware-Nice regent for Delaware of
Mount Vernon Association.
Florida-Thc governor of Florida.
congratulations Atlanta Chamber Of CDm.
merce, secretary Atlanta Chamber Of Com
merce.
l1aho-The governor OF Idaho.
lllinois-SecTetnry Chicago Board OF Trade,
president Chicago Lumberman's Exchange,
secretary Chicago Lumberman's Exchange,
secretary Elgln Board of Trade.
lndiana-Mayor of Terrc Haute.
lowa-The governor Ct Iowa, president Bur
lington Board Of Trade, mayor OF Burlington,
mayor Of Des Moines.
Kansas-The governor of Kansas, mayor of
Topeka,
Kentucky--The governor of Kentucky, sec.
retary Louisville Board of Trade, vice regent
tion.
Louisiana Secretary New Orleans Chamber
House.
M3ine;-The governor, of Maine, president
Portland Board of Trade, secretary Portland
Board of Trade, president Bath Board Of Trade,
secretary Bath Board of Trade. vice regent
for Maine Of the Mount Vernon Association.
Maryland-Mayor Of Baltimore, secretary
Baltimore Merchants and Manufacturers As
ISOLATION, secretary baltimore Board of Trade,
president baltimore Corn aud Flour Exchange,
Secretary Baltimore Corn and Flour Exchange.
Massaehusetts-Mayoro of Cambridge.
Michgan-Presldcnt Detroit Board Of Trade,
secretary Detroit Board of Trade.
Minnesota--Secretary st. Paul Chamber OF
Mlssissippi-The Governor of Mississippi.
MISUNDERSTANDING Kansas City Commercial
Exchange, secretary st. Joseph Board OF
Trade.
Nebraska-President Omaha Board of Trade,
secretary Omaha Board of Trade, Mayor OF
New Hampshirc- President Portsmouth
New York.-Mayor of Utica secretary Ell.
mira Board Of Trade.
North OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES wilmington Prod
uce Exchange.
ohio-President Cleveland Board OF Trade,
secretary Cleveland Board of Trade mayor oil
Cleveland, secretary Toledo Produce Exchange.
Pennsyyania-Mayo of Philadelphia. pre4l.
dent Philadelphia Commercial Exchange,
secretary Philadelphia Commercial Exchange,
president Philadelphia Produce Exchange,
secretary philadelphia Produce Exchange,
president Pittsburg Chamber of Commerce,
secretary Pittsburg Chamber of Commerce.
Rhode Island-Mayor of Providence.
south Carolina-President Columbia Board
| OF Trade, secretary Columbia Board of Trade.
.Tennessee-The Governor Of Tennessee, pres.
| ident Nashville Merchants Exchange secre-
| tary Nashville Merchants Exchange, president
| Memphis Merchants Exchange, secretary
| Memphis Merchants Exchange.
TeXas-Mayor of Fort Worth, mayor OF
| Austin.
Utah-Mayor OF Salt Lake City.
NermOnt-The governor of Vermont.
Nirginia-The governor of Virginia. presi-
| dent Norfolk and Portsmouth Cotton Ex.
| change
Wisconsin-Vice regent for Wisconsin of the
| Mount Vernon Association, mayor of Racine.