The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1888-01-13

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Transaction 81 bnslnese. generally gets tic
..'4rz of TIC House, mention may well be
raqle n lh4t Of Senator Iozr, Of Massa-
eAuseft., for tile World. Exposition in
1872. Which nas referred for consideration
to tic select committee eu the Centenaia!
81 tas Constitution ard tie Discovery Of
America. Am0ng other things this bill
proyidas hat fp4ee Dr. assigned Oh some
vacant reservation 10 Washington for a
permanent STATE aad Territorial building
permanent exhibit 1f the representative
hlst9ry. resparces. art and industries Of
our fJrfy-siz states and Territories: also
f9r a permanent three America building.
to give az exhibit Of the history, aBtiqai-
liz. res1urcra, arts and industries Of
Souh. Central and South America; and
fora temporary building or buildings for
Al exhibit between Nay 1st and October
lat, 1s32, By all nations other than those
" the Anne riean continent. aud for a suit
able ste for statue - Columbus. 1t is
further proposed that lhc President shall
invite tie several States and Territories Of
tie iutcd States and the several sister
nations 81 the threc America % partic-
pate ia the projected exposition. II this
Great international chterprife should he
carried ~ i successful issue, 1t viii De the
grandest art. industrial and historical ex-
position of ibe world, eclipaing even the
glory and tie grandeur % the great Cen
tenhiaI Exposition. which las bren On
shfined in history As the Proudcst, peaceful
achievement Of the greatest Of republics.
it greatest advantage over The Centennial
would be IT. permanoucy; and another adj
vantage would be The joint undertaking
not Of one nation, but Of several This is
capital plan Of disposing Of most Of the
Troublesome surplue.
Of other important measures before the
senate, il might be well - name the tariff
agitation and the Blair Educational BID.
syefM speeches lave been made on tho
former subject Senators sherman, Eoor-
hers, Teller and Allison participating in
the dlscussion the Presidents message
being tie progocaiion Of the debate.
/ Tariff talk sounds pertinent enough now
| but before the end Of the session it will be
an old story and the habiturs 81 the gal
lercs aud readers Of newspapers Will be
heartily tired ofit
| Mr.. Blair declares that lac vii push his
/ bill until IL is finally disposed Of and he
4 pr0ftsses himself confident Of its success;
1 hut there are many who do not share this
/ opinion, one OF whom may be that strict
constnictionist Of The Constitution, Presi-
/ dent Cleveland. This is a mere conjecture,
/ for there seems at least the probability of
a reason, If one may judge by the Chief
! Executives actions aud expressions upon
/ kindred subjects. That Congress will pass
/ the Blair bill there can bc but little donbt.
/ Still, the House Committee on Education
( in the Fiftieih, as in the Forty Ninth Con
grcss, X believed 10 bc hostile 10 the meas
J ure. WESTON.