The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-06

s<Aehea every scrn 10 - Hesx snd Hosacs
Greese4t opinions v0se ths bo0a Of camaan
scasfment and naxsonal union. bus the Assr-
ezased Press diseihnfea vita impartial hand
the neus 81 The world ~ fhs newspapers IN
esSzy city In the hand The result =
saAf - journals 81 every Dwn 80
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ean eayTy tAem tuxxnx Tia WOruIng hour
- oc1ore fhe zanily xlock strikes the nots fcz
refisia& Universal ctfcnlarinn Ill over tho
cp1nssy = no ioaxes pesssAle u aay neuspapes.
end the cdisoviass Of The local prsss mould the
e7<nioas q their people uader these eondi-
ucas the xsv York editor does not write for
Chiesxu nor he chfcaso essisce Tor s. Isouix II
the Eastern Or Western. or the Ssusheru cr Pact
Ne coas< pfese treat - ell the Interests Of other
sccStooA. H h too ofsen In "a unfraeadly sad
critical spirit IL 10 Ia tone which depeeciascs
o. assails their Distant counsrymen. ana MAKES
SAeza nes caly rivais. bot enenteA From this
Cause mnl isus,ss Ia the East Aeiiers the West
efven ua wholly TO tie pursuit Of money, and
denc1snt IN he culture and reanement Of lcng
orzanixed and intelligent commun1tke4 Muisz-
t,des In the West regard thu people OF tho
East - effsle and weak-<xcrcecences up0u tho
hody polite. or ieeches In the form Of rosA bugs
end coupon custerx Tho pFess Of the Ssuth in
eglcaies sectional pride srd seasitlveuesa
1s<&A 4W&<s<E&o III QUEHAy III tzl8 0<t4&<x Gx1t3G
and hostility In ercry other tocxion. Rus the
nerce light 81 uni verxal publicity which win
heat upon this exhibition. and the comming-
ling h<fc Of citixenx from every Part Of Tho
Unton viii do much % demonstrAsc that we are
one people, with common interests and COM
mon destiny.
Thres years ago IN London At dianes 80 b.
n .a Robert Bso.nias. the poet He aid % me:
''of all the places IN the world. the enc which
from It's literary societies sends ma the most tn
seiiigent and thoughtful eriticisms npon my
poetry Is Chicago
In this. the rrsnaess temple OF music the
earth has ever known, the queen Of song Who
hsd enraptura the sovereiEns aad the courts OF
Errope, sang 10 an audience OF sovereigus -
numerous than evsr she had faced in the cap
isals OF the Old World
With the broad. generous and catholic spirit
which Will lnspirc the visitors % fhts exhibit
ticu. the WeW will discover that the East with
Its conservatism. intellectually and prosperity
hes not lost its yigor that the East viii ind that
TIE West with It's ssaiwart force and psssh and
drive Is abreast with The East IN inteiligeucc,
culture and refinement While the EASt and
West viii N 81 the South here with fraternai
GREETINGS and reciprocal respect. the rcprssen-
tAfives from cvery state viii learn anew the les
SON that peace. prosperity aud power can be
sfrenstEened and perpetaafed only in the Fed-
erAi Union
Let this International fair he held: let the
f0ur-hundredih anniversary OF the discovery OF
America by Columbus be celebrated let fs be
commemorated by en- industrial exhibition
grander In extent ana volume than auy ever
seen before. let the osd world know what their
children have done In the new, let the stars and
Stripes foat from every roof and tnrres and
aaestaff; let the bands announce the opentag
sad c.cs.ag Of the fair each cay with the in
spirsng strains Of our national anthem. and We
win separate from fhss grand communion, i'm
pressed more deeply than evsr before with the
fact that the proudest title on earth Is that Of
American citizen.
Cheaper Money Needed.
WHAlcoN. June s. The greatest need Of
the hay cities and whatcom county is
cheaper money to loan ON farm lands and
gilt-edged city property. People are now
paying from IL 70 Is per cent for money
IN 81 coo quantities. and giving more than
triple security for 1t. The development OF
the counssy's RESOURCES requires cheaper
money To build brick and stone business
houses, such - are now in demand. re-
quires cheaper mOuey. To handle The
NnoGow 49, 80 60 1u1uH1nu-4
fscs = kssp ~ Nh - izafe6 q kusineon
ond coumnrco u 81 bronchos -roquiron
more capdtal. Depeeciased securities ~
unknown here. Notes aro met and most
eaess paid without legal process. Fosoien
capital u not taxed. The hay cifioe ard
the county aFs NOS burdened With debt.
The lands are new and fsriiie. tt forests
ara Awaiting The money bag and the ak
man. Territorial uncertainty hes passed
away and = stable form OF state govern
ment hiss arrived. The future Of our
country and our people II pregnant with
bright prospects of success. Then why
will Eastern capitalists loan their wealth on
the sterile soil, and depreciating city prop
eyty of the Eastern states 1T from 4 to q
per cent. when they can Is easily get 10
per cent. in the prosperous Western states
and receive better security Is there no
way 10 place these facts before the Eastern
capitalists in such way Is 10 induce them
To accommodate our country and enrich
part Of banks. commercial organizations.
city, county and state authorities might do
much 10 bring CAPITAL westward.
big Tree for the worlds Fair.
SAN Francisco. June -preparations
are being made to take out . section Of one
Of the large redwood trees Of California for
exhibition at the Worlds fair ut Chicago
in isa2 The section OF tree which will
be sent viii be the largest ever taken from
the state and will be nine feet IN height and
sixty in circumference. The tree itself,
which is one Of the mammoth forest in Tu-
lare county. measures ninety-nine feet in
circumference. The work Of telling the
tree and preparing the section has already
begun and viii employ ten men at least two
months Three fiatcars will be required
for transportation OF the exhibit, which is
expected 10 weigh about 5000 pounds
Several suggestions have been made to the
state Board OF Trade for setting mp the
entire tree at the World fair. but no pi IN
to that end has been matured.
Prcfifs Of the Sass Canal.
PAsss. June 3d. De Lesseps presided at
the Suez canal company's meeting today.
The annual report announced that profits
for 1859 amounted to 81 .2i3.9s5 francs. The
net dividend was eighsy-sive francs per
share. The report asked confidence in the
council on the tariff question. Charles De
i.esseps announced that the dividend for
fs.o would he ninety one francs without re-
bate. The report was adopted By i.24i 10
30.