The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-02-21
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w,-uINoroS, Feb. by special os,L.r
to-day set apart 10y the house fpr thc
debate ou the report OF tho committee of
! WORLDS fair.
Chandler. Massich,is It's. a planned how
| the tim. tn i- divided: One hosH 10
| the chairman himself and hour ~
each or the four contcusiing cities. T.s-
morrow opponents. il amy, Of the bin ar,.
| to hav" ono hour and thc rcmainsler of
the day will I've. divided bctwecn the rcuxs--
| -..utastivcs of the four cities.
Mills. Texas. demanded half of TIN
iii. .' III " " '"e "''"' "' "'
Vh.ndier. Offered to give the opt,o-ision
two hours, but Mills did not think this -
! fair division.
Flower followed in hchaif OF New YORK
u.caut th. grV.,te.t is,ssibie success so ths.
| undertaking. New York wo'iii assusns.
the financial n'-ponsibiiiiy and make shs'
| fair ~ >,Iccc~~- 4 site was ready for us,s.
containing :ar, acres. No either city ha1i
| met this question of site, ansl solved L.
New York is the half way station bctws.n
the greater par, of this country and sb.-
| world. 1tn. American manufacturer a,si
asricuii,ri.t woii,i have arcater incent-
| ives exhibit bi.s wares and l,r,slucts ",
New Work city than i'm any other city i,y
reason nf the Iact that it has N
instructed aud b..ns.fittcsi, and by reason
| OF the further fact that his goods will IN.
thrown INT" conpari."n with Tia. war;;
exchange at th" continent. Thcrvfors..
with "a guaranty "n the part of New York
for thu. I,.'cunitrs success of tho fair. with
its sis,lss, population. its many points at
interest. ample accommodations Tor vis-
itors. aud "a beautiful site. iu lands, tis.
committee ot New York i- better PIE l,ar,Si
| ti,.,u that Of amy other city. III. asked II
the honsc was pr-''s,re'i ." vote from
| th. treasury five ar ten millions of dollars
for the location pt the fair at Chicago. St.
Louis. or Washington. when IL could ks-
| prigtiou at all except for i.ovcrnI,,ent e>-
| hibits. In conclusion Flower announced
,, h. had ,n; ia,' scsls% I'm ,TSr a.S s1.. :.
tbs, fair hill.
Mr.. IIiu said Chicag" surpassed any
other place in ths. facilities of travel aud
the ability to rar,. FOR the people. its hss
r tcls ~crs, ON an enormous scale and had
1 never ,r.eu ovcrtaxcsl. The city wns is-
...s-ibir to the mining regions of Penn.yi
vania and the great agricultural bcit al
i. 'h'. west. Comri.rcs' was carried osl
! .al the gransl.,st scale by land and water
/. Chictao's tonnage was -scoad in size
: Among An.'r"an cities. A site at Chicaxs
: aud aud "a" W. pr"para;ion "auirr.i. /
M"",n ir,s" ,,,,r, ,i;..r f New "S!y "',a Sa,
II blasted away enough r.cks to afors
y site. Placed i'm TIN. interior the fair wosrl
h.' visited by many morc people than
cavo WERE enthusiastic. They were us
r. b!ckeriug among themselves what prv
:. portion "!e the a,tSn.I'rts = at .he sal
u Perhaps 10000 AT the most. He -,
" prct.d la.0O.ooo Americans to attend stl
I
n uD y-'opic to travel to the extreme ',siS
a of the country. as they would have 10 Al
a. il the fair WAS held NJ New York:
a.. Adams of Illinois, Mctrcary of Kel
81 tucky. Cutchcon OF Michigan, Taylor /.
4. Illinois and others made arguments
10 favor of Chicago, after which Frank an
al N,slriugha,is OF Missouri. and Breckes
ridge made strong arguments in favor 4
1T. LOUIS
Met omss of Maryland. was for AN ex
ar position wherever il was to- bc held, but
a.. was historically fitting. that the expositisS
sls.tlt hs.l l..II i'm .l-h
district bearing the name of the discovery
- ot the continent. H.. appealsd to th
- friends of Chicago. New York and =
~ Louis to come together in peace here a
- the national ground.
Ia Lcc of Virginia. Coleman Of Losii liam
al Couptou and Stockbridge of Maryland
W also spoke in favor of Washington. an
10. then the hoIi.c adjourned until to-fnn
row. The proposed night session VI
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