New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-22


fries only Iit to show them great country. Inc
FvDo,ition should be held at the centre OF inc
couutrv ST. Louis was nearest ana '"'"S" ''N'
lie would vote first for st. Louis ana h'A. lo'
CHICAGO. lie fcft constrained, however 20 u,.'P
oroye Of the bill, presented by the 'ohnn'''V' ''
moss had 40 authority to hold a Fair elsewhere Una"
n thc District of Columbia OF the Ie'rl'o'lo'' -
also onpo-ed the appropriation Of ~ 100000
Mr. Kir,ey. Of Missouri, spoke Of the Importance
NJ conducting the Fair upon a proper 9'"''' ''
,roo+cst th.ng this country had 10 eAh"u was tue
country itself II. Louis embraced Nome'lhhE ~ "''
that was good and all that vas representative u uo
,.pius Of the people Of this whole country ~.
., ,,, ,,,s il, fine Louisiana purchase and could
invite the Spanish races from which the l'"u vas
derived -, oo.
Mr.. O'Neau Of Indiana. believed that ms CON
etituents wanted a World Fair and that tieIr
would be best served hy holding it III - i'', ,
| rrrouoan exhibitors would come 10 any pace, o.
Lou, was large Cty. couM manage inc i""' "
good climate and was the proper place -.
Mr. Wilson, of Missouri. also argued IN favor Vi ~
Iori.. The country Itself should he shown
Mr. rornan Of Illinois. was for the fair-not as al,
accommodation to foreigners, but a' an eo"' %
aid to the people Of this country. lie was io' "
Louis because Ii oHelcu INC pO'' 0'
cess Of the Fair ,,+ a. half
Mr. Hatch. Of Missouri said IT. Louis Wa 10, nam
. ,t,r. il va, the commercial centre lie l'u''u',u
New York, site. If Congres' ""n' ''"0 Iii ON
T., where alp sections at the least cNPcI'o ~, having
io, tr. benefits he coucludtd L" u,t y Mace on
rsatcr Icps tAton for Hospitality LUZ" au,nIeri let
1t ttHe t"r r 'it oi ohio told how the Ne5Vetm
people had come t" is rS,, TO- ,,itnti,naI cccbra
Ion. 40 ue Washington celcb'u"n a. IT,. held be-.
/ IL va, ju.t that n, cclchIA.on 'nt resolution,
| '" .d 'a, ~ ned by bis state Legislature anu
! his uvu Impulse, he favored C,,1SV hen n. thought
# i 1au, rin-, Ire had to say about Chl'"lo' |'p p'
me ic" "'e ,i,, ~. i'm the middle Of sugar barr.
'"I lined 90 Oi. for thousand ',hEt' o.t,t
90 l., ,1,i,,r and commerce AID navy ne "D., 49,
u.c lcr rcoll. 90 come to 'M,;-' any, ,r."n com
! ,'a,,.'. ~ Nev NnrI,-lud peaceful navy u" c'.
! ". " ,.,.r an tA- Noatrd the AEciI'"" "A.,
VIM 3D.. .~ ,...t GOOD to noW from tlu~ la'r. us
,,,, I'm ti,r., charged tuc Republican, WIN un
! Ni''"' ,...v I'm lrru CHARGED the southern pe"Ilc
MN tc ,,rc faults, and partisan hiit"rhe,, va,
meeting on common srouAu I'D ,"', ,"Irtbcr her
| Como O. Ch.,a-o, ala he, anu 80 c.,,r-i, MI
MP GEAR Of Iowa. spoke the FlorcS of chicasos
Mr. Kerr o.; Iowa. favored ccI,rat t, 6 ntt c S
icvcd tha an ENp1~ on hcd In the fa>' T'uw olC Lc
I'. Il. The ,t tr9 S Gy w. al and ' In C@ca35
w. owen ol Indiana. said tle foreigner mus oFU'
me .''',-IaI.. i,,v,Ici and got ire shore alone
II, that characterized and distinguished America "e''
'' l IL .p(nsrl o., Illinois. dwclt upon the great ex
! ro,.r Of holding the oelchlaioa at Ne" "rh, 'cn
aI ~ .n failure of sew .ga TO complete the Grant
monument. Aedu" UF and olv
.5oooo,o v,aa be LETT 4; ,. the t3.,,. A Hl",,
appropriations. ,"'nlaio ,.t T',' ~, REFERRED
fo Ire contest al Albany. ard quoted rom senator
declaration that 10 mm ilr ~" W.. ~ IN Nv
Yois il would u all probability bo tHIHrs., [I. .,
and his frrc-. Iy tlr tWu thirds rue. t'uh F't
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