New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-21

belts of the west Commerce was there carried on
on the grandcst scale by land and water 10Y I'm
wmld not stop az the gate of the KcpuDhC am -
back as he would do if The Fair were TO DE- new AZ
New-YOrk. He would 20 on and see tuc - r.
Valley and the grand opulcnce OF the SetI AID
The Site at Chicago al ready the lands cTca %
preparation was required ~ Nv,'' VOW Work.
great empty space In thc treasury afcr Ne" N1t
had blasted away rocks enough to afford ste nn'
proportion OF The attendance ut the far "0a a " mot
lie expected 600 Americans to a,,nd the INK r.
Would 1t he proper to require 1OoDUCU pcoPtfh cV
w"nld hnye 10 do If the Fair wero held IA New lorh
At the Crystal Palace Exposition ehcaSo
received the highest award OK any eXhiOi'or N"''7'
''' w. ' Rdams Of Illinois. said the people of Chicago
oven though il were not held in Chicago Inc neo,
plc OF chicago all agreed in asking Congress TO aiio"
The great celebration Of 1872 to be held II tlelr riD
Thc World tney that they had a habit of succeeding
IN What they undertook In England and France tne
ccntpato thc uoltical and Intellectual lie III te Hca
cty of the Nation. II not so in TINS country snG
,oiticsI ne Of thli nation not confined 10 Great
ctce n extended throughout inc la'nlihE u'nIi
CLic,-o had many advantages as the Sd" III ,lc ~
,1,in Ito IcIcycd Chicago could guarantee the
anancal succc.s ~ The undertaking. -, od &,
Mr. McCrcary. OF Kentucky, cATneS troc r"Catc,s
Tatiop,I ccciratons ever held in thi, c2nnlF' nno
iccn held in the Fast, aud it was now the tur" III inv
"e Mr. cntchcon Of Michigan. believed that the rd fT
would increase all Of the streams Oh III. VET
sbakr Is M and make Us broader pcOpIt', Ia e,oro
sH@ H enc c6irsc 81 empire takes it way and Ne spoo
for the great broad prosperous west Insie va, r
scat Of hc most rapid progress the w3n va" ci,v The
sec, n W and chicago was the most marvellous CITY 'o
world ma eyer g' unos' said there was erect
corrtr, In he Vest which the people "i Ng% n ic
knew ittlc nbon For years inc W., My1' the mix: II
v"s Tine that she should receive some Ue"e"' Al -
'n'1; PERKINS Of Kansas. was in favor OF fo,r r
ri G,m civ situated upon Laho ".'n,-i', i,c
ccs,blc by land ?ad wacr 1. Wa yor CIV directory
for , nG T ran over he st Of hotels. and 'aG i a
he found other names trre' hn' 1't IN tine IIcIrt,
rirf in Peace First IN Var ant l'7 IA c'I was not
- A.. Conrirynon." Md ohogl.an~ h.h, Errnne
r6uId be found thor. II thi7 vas o. "e ~ New
fair. let Ms 90 to Lnnaon. ,,HAnp'a',t A. much to
loi 9 ,c t,m he landings as it dd to get from
Ne. Yo.k to Chicagl. darEh'"r1 .+t, .ic~,cd by
Mr. svcs q Illinois hca ,lt, p2 IN To" nlda OK
ccpt Sew York, ashins that the Exposure" ~
u Mr. cn1man. Of Michigan paid gq ,y ,r0 i6s
to Chicaso, tho present metropolis oil ,Ae "0'' ' Wv
iuiHln I~UIp' ~ W,s.ouri opened the battle for ST.
t'' Clirnro he said We'd with New York IN poHtl,di
S. Louis offered the advantage, Of location ana T tSe
acccs, blc TO tho greatest numncr "i 'i"Ao, Ioni.
United stat ,s and the southern hrpnH,9' - rori
IN "A shirt O., ofty ambition asked Congress !" oW"S
Ter tho Fair Her hospitality va Known tJ iT tbe
over: her climate was excellent. Nhc Wolln Wv. ~
world welcome TO nursery Of NF'uc' "o'
vice. ,-, -, ,,i..,,ri cxtollcd the talents
- he lr.,n.s, mon uf - Louis lie sald ma IT.
Ial tLcro hon able 20 start and carry on bu.l.cGS
Washinst'n Law I'm higher motives than business !.
p,tso'l, and statesman ho WouFr-. , i.". throngb
,rith Ia. hrsrnes, tho members would SEQ 1t. Muoh
lad bon sad and moro "n{t'n ON ', Unto" Ajax
nJ.o t,. n y,r,rtc9 A speech vMch vas Wondering
I'm his drawer. lie Thoughts no ""ln rig ";,, ,i,,r
r|,in, If tho ,plrt" when the time came lauHH,1.l
,ri',, Ind tDent million, q dollar In Europe
ard often thcy threw I'm their dushl',' ~ 'N,1n-t
without fathers would nos bring mir h,c =,
..l a. Mia of r. Lon