Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-09-12

| Park Will be tendcred % The
National Commission rs th,
.ite solely available. There i
ground enough, and the IOca,
ton j. splendid. But after al
this tickeriug and all this ili-feeliug
will the Fair lie a success: Will the
people vote the S5,0J0,0lO at the
next electiou? VIII the subscribers
. the private stock purchase in full
their shares: II mus. De unneG-
stood thai only ten per cent % this
stock has been contributed aud that
- all spent long since. VIII the
foreign coup.ries go 10 the exuenee
Of forwarding exhibits 10 n scheme
Of dUu btful meaning? These are al
questions which should lie consid-
cred 10 time by the National Con
gress, FOR IL is that which will be
held responsible in the end. IL l.
not vet too late. and Congress
should take action Immediately and
reconsider - action formerly. The
fact j. St louis would have been
the most appropriate site. IL is the
connecting link between North and
south, aud would be a good place
FOR Americans Of all shades OF r.lig-
ion and politics to fraterniEe. The
south would then be stimulated,
and it would feel that the Fair was
an American enterprise.
In order to give fair idea OF
local feeling on this Worlds Fair
matter Il will lie sufficient 10 say
that Col Leyrand Pen-e, Carter
Harrison, the ex-mayOr, Alderman
BadenOch, Senator Mcmillan ant
Henry Greenhaume are westsiders
ami strongly opposed to Jackson
Park. At a meeting Of westsiders
held n day or two ago, Mr.. Green
haume distinctly stated that tine
west side would fight s1lidly against
the south side. IL must bee under
stool that the south side Is 10 Chi
cago what the West Eud i To Lor-
don. itcOniains most OF the fashion
able residences, all the monster
Office buildings, and mostly all the
large stores, wholesale and retail.
This causes the advocates Of the
~Uuih side site % say that they rep
resent $3.50. 0ll,011. Speaking -
this point Mr. Greenbaume said:
ave rent our Offices from the gen
tlemen who claim to represent the
$50. 10000. We feed them. Our
wives buy their dry goods from them.
l said TO them: You have the money,
but we have the people. They cinnot
have my consent 20 issue 5000. 900
worth o. bonds II they locate tn" Fair
NJ Jackson Park. We have lived here
long enough no. TO i,e treated a. the
-.aves Of the aTistOcracy Of the south
side"
Ex-Mayor Harrison spoke. showing
the advantage no thought the West
side parks had over the South side.
lie said half u the people CT Chicago
could walkio Garfield Park.
n J. stone said that unless the d.
reciors used 10 acres o, the lake
Front with Jackson Park he would
work from now until election dav
asains; voting S5,0)oO)D worth Of
bonds.
Senator Macmillan said he did no;
believe the night would end Sept. Q. /
He said he had information that Il was I
she intention 10 postpone action until |
afier election dav. I don't believe /
the direcsors," he said, "feel any more 1
friendly 10 the IVES: side than they /
did three months ago. There 4
are twenty-five votes IN she d. /
rec;oTy right along against the I
West side. The gentleman who I
has been selected Tor director
General. and who has been los-rnll-
ing for Jackson Park. 20, $1,000 for
: ing 10 Paris FOR information that
could have been oh;Ainel from re-
ports in the possession % George Ma
son Mr.. Bryan sent his son 10 SNe-
den for information that any consul I
IN this country could have Furnished.
Mr.. Bryan was given $4,000 20 20 10
Georgia, and we did not ge: the vote
n single c1ngrs- sman from Gcor-
gia.-
Col. Price OG-rei = resolution ex-
pressing tho thanks 4 tho people 81
Chicago % the West Park Board, and
it was adopted.
Ex-Ald. Kerr offered a resolution to
the effect that l. was the sense Of the
meeting that II site for the Worlds
Fairs no, settled within the next mr.
.eeu days the proiec- be abandoned.
After long wrangie she resolution
vas Withdrawn and the meeting sd
burned.
Here it IS publicly charged that
he Fair Directors are fraiheriug
heir own nests. IL Is time that
ONE gentleman who has really The
gelfare Of the country AZ heart, and
FhO i American enough 10 prevent
'ur country from being made bye
sOrd among nations should take .
his matter up. Senator Y,r', Of !
Missouri. or some such statesman
houid have this matter q,
n Congress. IL Carter Harrison. I
'enator Mcmillan and Henry
ireeuhaum combined TO work
gainst the proposed $4,000 in
his city, not ten dollar bill could
e raised. I
Our labor troubles have subsidized q
Dr. the present. The cafpenters; !
trike was deplorIjlc fizzle. Its q
inner history IS not fully knowB;if ,
were, a curious state Of things / q
Touli be revealed. The truth i {
aligion has crept into ii. The s
resident Of the Carpenters' United {
'0nBeil was a man named O'gon- a
81, n very able, conservative a ID .
nergetic fellow. He organized his c
raft into one Of the test ordered
odieS In the country. In fact the
when he took them Ia
and, were n moiely crowd Of q
iiierent faces, creeI- and 4
DlOrs, anarchists and social !,
Is being fhe principal speak /
= and Organizers. On SEPT. /
lese carpenters paraded In one 4
Ddy 500 strong, and though C m. =
osed Of Sclaves, Bohemians. Poi,--.
ussians, Italians, Germans AMI -
q, they were haniied as one homo Z
eneous whole The strike wa de- !:
ared that day. II appears That a C
1mber ofthe bosses favored adher- 4
q 10 the compromise contract q. n
81 May, and agrec1 b pay the 81 A
,nts an hour. O;COnnrii orier,u c.
IS men % work for such contract =
:. The anarchist element Or
'sed O'connell aud raisszi such a
mpas that he resigned altogether :
I'M the organization. Associated q
ith O'Connell were a number n
Others bearing Gatholic namts. :
~ VINO culoretl " 'COuuell. The
TX Of tine rank aud file OF the
rpenter trade i composed Of Ger Z
ans and Bohemiars, in word Of =
ces from continental Europe. The b
nth Of the matter IL, that religion b.
: crepi Ia. and OfCOnnsll aud his =,
sociates arc charged with Obeying Il.
e Rom8n Church and compro- A.
sing with the bosses. This j. not is'
E case, for O'COnneli and Co. are a
I church members by any means, =
{ now that they are 50 charged 2,
ey are likely 10 become -, and to co
'avow anarchy aud socialism. a.
The New York Central strike 4
using an accumulation o. literz-
-e that Is wonderful. The CORE
'ndence now published shows the -
TEN Of organizing aud detecting j
IL goes on among labor and caps "a
. The result ia the end will be r.
animation Of capital 10 suppress W
:kes. WOrsmen will be driven to nj
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