The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-09
AMONG THE SPINDLES
The All-Americas Delegates
Visit Manchester, n. III.
THEIR EYES 6ulGgo OUT.
Splendid Display ef N~w Enrannd Maa-
ufsernr~s-Tse Excursion Gees to
Portland, Then South.

MAscasgTgs. y. H. Oct S-Ths inter
n@tsoaai exearssen party last nirat. fer the
hrSf time n the experience OF gaanv os gae
ssslezstes and attaches Of the international
American congress, slept IN the cars Of the
special train. The special train remained
II the Boston & Maine railroad station
until , this morning. when Il was run to
Manchester. The delegates wese cordially
welcomed by senator Rlair and tie cor
fos4taoa authorities.
The immense buildings devoted To the
manufacture oi fabrics excited the livelseSs
interest Here were the greatest shops in
the world. according 10 statements made
by members os the committee. who added
that one Of the mills contained more indigo
than any other concern in Chrissendorn.
The foreign visitors heard with amaserne ni
that in this comparatively unknown city
hall : million spindiss were working and
lsoso looms were weaving miles per day Of
fabrics OF All kinds.
After looking over the factories the
party were escorted 20 3 new mill, where in
one hsli Of . great hall. 4asxioo feet. had
been arranged display of the textile and
other goods produced in Manchester IN half
OF a working day. Ii made most ioyInid-
aide showing in its extent. and was. more
over, arranged so as 10 make an attractive
exhibition. ranging from blocks OF spruce
wood and cotton, and water colors. etc, 10
indurated wood fabrics and fine paper.
pretty checked and striped cloths. needles,
etc.
When the exhibits bad been duly sa-
rlired. the party were seated at = luncheon
furnished by the citizens, and shortly after
noon left Manchester on the way 10 Pert
land. Ne
PORTLAND, Ne. Oct s.-1he Pan Amer
can delegates arrived here at O'Clock to-
day. Dn-ing the trsp from Manchester
the delegates were basily engaged in classi.
flying samples of goods and making memo
rsnda TO attach 10 the respective samples.
which were then packed away.
On arrival at Portland TIE visitors were
driven around in carriages. and afterwards
taken TO the Falmouth house. where the
reception committee awaited them. An
elaborate dinner was served. after which
speeches were made by Senator Hale.
Charles T. Flint, of the American dele
gates and others.
Senor Mendotea, delegate OF Brazil said his
emperor had spoken of the relations between
his country and the United States. and had
touched upon the future. saying he fore
saw population of 10000 600 for the
United States and 5o.ooo ,0O for Brazil, and
asked what would then be their power. As
to this congress. he had. after discussion of
the matter. said America, and he meant
all America, could clearly say TO Europe
that the Americans were trying to feed the
Americans themselves. [Applausel. The
soul Of the Americans was in one place.
Their resources and capabilities should.
like the small streams Of great central
valley, be united in larger and larger
courses until they should flow together like
the great Mississippi. lApplausel.
At II O'Clock tonight the party started
for Worcester