New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-26
What Et Costs
+, have Che Exhibition, we must all work Loyalty for It's
r.,rro,ns EXPECT TO BE BENTFITED.

success.
RAILROADS EXPECT TO BE BENLfIlED'
AT the Stock Exchange there was olsaPPoi"'
mont that the Fair not TO he hcld hcI'' ""'
it. was softened by the general impression 'Aal ''
trunl, lines and Western railroads Wou' w
bclncd by the decision. The Granger stocks At"
mood an This theory until a small supply led
80 ~ difrcrent opinion IL was argued thai every
tbinp from Europe would pass through Nc"- l
ON the way to Chicago, and that Whlc 'hc p'1i
ress might bc smaller the eur" tTNn, oe rail-
be nothing The president Of Il uuiN A'e i"''
road stated the case in this way
,SorYort has no need Of advertisement ana 'n'in
tina. our road will earn something more II the IA" " '
at Chicago rather than New.York'
II was the common opinion among s,oGN pro Hcir
that business would have been hHI, H "I,l1rd
in this city. Ar executive ""'''' "
remarked languidly ....,,, ,.
We'll don't know that Fair In New OK N'''" ,.
reduced interest in stocks very much' lH' ,~'' rhc
ness could be much worse than II j AZ ,,as and
ncople who would have come here arc not Sl' 80
,,'o,,ch thcv might have looked at the StocA IN'-
thew would not have taken flyer" am pi'u
M mot the Fair will not held here. ana am SURF '
II any spcculatOrs should be attracted " ''' N'''
will lind their way to Wal! Street,
H. Victor Ncwcomb sad ,
ba,. ALWAYS thought that the time allowed ior pe'
rarjne for the Fair entirely too snort, III Sl' ~
nctiyity Of the American people anu u''" in t,yo
.o f., a vaor than the European people can az }" WV
OF III J.
-, go, country to arrange an exhibition tlat "ou'" u"
creditahle TO us as nation, or that womb '''"' %
ter,st Of foreigners. OF course, even III U'' .,I,
n,,,o, could bc prepared that would be attractive
tr, there would be artistic Contributions '" az
drh, II we would be able 10 make a. ci'u1''''c an
thit nj foreign works OF art a. "as maze Az '''o
ht E>noitlon so there is little opportunity io' any
International exposition in Chicago; tho Guy y ho Qua
nciently known IN Europe , ., ,,-,l, n,
tho vot.. On the site. 1t Is folly TO say ~'.
Mr. Patt is responsible for the u'''HV',I
70 Ncw.York Thci, are too many men J." "" ,
Of Representatives and men Of too F''1 '''"4'.' M
Ind, ;dral 10 ,o!.tio. them. The question WIS ''"
..,,. ,,v r,or, i,,l-anshp by MI Dope" : 'o"l"",'
NJ . t,,o.;hirds vote in the New-Yofk BILL IL Was ~
.ided Apparently by sectional considerations
WHAT WAS SAID AT THE PRODUCE EA' hAN"H'
Cl,icooo's victory was the main subject OF talk
or,onr Tho members Of the Produce EAchahsc'
nsonnointmcnt was freely expressed over the &c
foat of this city bat a wall of grief was Lot r"Sc"'
pr,,,ircrt members contcndcd that The fcclus
ON the exchange was due ArScy 10 sem ,t =,
for 1hoy did not think that tie hoiuluS vi Wv
sincere expressions were heard wishing success ~
chicago Munroc Crane sad thot me- loI "'1'
WAS pleased al the courteous atlllN"c 81 ny '"'
iuu ueVSpapCrs toward Chlcdro, anu III ''''1.it
fiat lie members of the Produce EAchaI-L WIZ. t
iva Cl,icooo their support. lie believed lhdl 'CC
result Of (hlcagOs selection bN ur -
Uousc OF Represent ttiycs would be "c,cl':' VIZ
GOOD Grace. and that the Senate would give Ole
palm TO Chicago. ill.,, t L.. 90
iicyapder F. or did not consider TIE loss q, oil
the Fair as much of blow to ms 'iN. ,ic
,bornbt that tie holding of an Exposition nee
wonId benefit certain lines OF business sGch as me
hotel and theatre interests, but sencr'ty s",Lh
inc business here would nor lose muvn ~, ~
Fair ~"rg TO CHICAGO. In fact he attributed ~"
5ctirc Of th, city TO have the Fair chiefly 10 srn'
acat Mr. orr expressed rrale don'in IS o 10 IT,
,iI ,l",t he had visited the great kNposltlons
icId Since since I.5i cNcep, Tie last one at P4rl, All
Ic did not seq. as a man OF considerable cII+ItI
rncc in building. how Chicago co"'I PL1' To- o''
buildiu.s ND and fiji them up aN th'N sn'u." ~,
Iurcrin,rndcnt T. Il Powers OF the Cotton IN,
chance sid frankly Tat ne did not n'ArIc ~, ~
many members of the exchange desired 10 h"''
| the Fair here.