Evening journal., 1891-11-27
WUaLD' 5 FAIR MAT TERS.
Or. TaImage Paints the Glorics
of the Exposition.
Observation-Disclosures TO ACT

the Eminent brooklyn Divine Thinks |
yNew York and BrookIyn still Act Dis
granted and that All Disappointed
Eastern cities should support Chicago.
BRooKLYN, Nov. 27.-That the Rev T.
De Witt Talmage does not hold any i'll
viii against Chicago because she took the
Worlds fair away from the east was
shown by an appeal he made at the
Brooklyn Tabernacle yesterday:
"And now on this Thanksgiving Day Of
1891, charge you people of Brooklyn and
New y Aork and America, get ready for the
year 1893, when our national prosperity
will be set forth as never before in the
Worlds Columbian Exposition. See here
1t is high time that we seacoast cities,
who failed to get the Worlds fair, come
cut OF our sulks, and instead Of our stand
ing with the face to the wall in a big
pout. turn round and jain in the stupend-
GUS enterprise, and by pulpit, and print
ang press, by legislative enactment, and
public spirftedness Of utterance, help on
what wilt be either with us or without us
the mightiest exposition ever seen: the
London, the Vienna, the Paris fairs a
child's pinwheel show compared with II,
a Great Advantage 20 the East.
mark these two thoughts: the fair at
Chicago will be so, 900, 900 exposition and
it will be in the final result Of as great ad.
VANTAGE to this cluster Of seaboard cities
as it win be TO Chicago Through our
harbof will come the most Of the foreign
fabrics and products. The foreign people
who come will for the most part be men
OF means and their patronage Of these
cities as they pass through twice will be
valuable beyond estimate As to the size
and grandeur of that exposition have you
clear ideaf Its buildings will cover 600
acres Of ground The great nations Of Eu-
rope have their agents this moment in
America struggling for whole acres Of
space in which TO set forth their fabrics.
PAINTED BY a Master Hand.
"The manufacturers and liberal arts
building win cover thirty-two acres, It.
roof OF iron and glass, lowering 100 feet
above ground and its columns suggesting
Partheuons American instead Of Grecian
The government building, with its oc
tagonal dome, 100 feet in diameter, and
with its walls encompassing a national
museum demonstrating what our govern
ment has done 10 war and peace; and life
saving station showing how the ship.
wrecked are saved from the deep, a build.
ing surrounded by lawns and promenades
dipping to the sea- The casino and pier,
with nine pavillions, amid which you pass
on fairy bridge or Venetian gondola. the
waters In front by night having lamps
sunken beneath the surface, SO that it viii
be a sea Of glass mingled with fire. The
machinery hall, to contain the triumphs
Of inventive genius all around the world,
amillion dollars TO be expended in its con
struction, the ceiling gloriiied with all
opulence Of color, and the building
crowned with turrets aud exquisite with
statues, great palace to display the re.
suits OF the Drawn and brain Of the Nine
teenth century
Eve and the Woman'a Building.
''The electrical building, where will be
shown as never before what can be done
with fire, electric lights masked behind
triumphal arches The transportation
building in which the whole railroad
world will be dramatized The horticul
tural building. half heaven full Of how
nrs The woman's building. where Eve
whose pomolo8ical fOndness turned tbs
race out OF paradise. will turn them IL
again. The fisheries building that will
demonstrate thasathe chief resource Of thu
worlds food has hardly yet been draw
upon The art palace, which shall be
Louvre, a Luxembourg, a Vatican, Dres
den. combined into one great bloom Q
pictures and in one Alpine snowdrift 9
statues. The administration building, th
naval exhibit, the hall Of mines an
mining, gthe agricultural building, maize
bic, and educational and radiant, and u
pride Of America and the world.
They'n All BE There.
'we shall feel none Of the reaction
which are oft TO be felt in a city where
great fair is done. We congratulate q
caao on her securing the fair. We co
Rratulate our seahoard cities just as mu'
on the advantages they will surely gal
And then we are 20 have the great displ
Of shipping in our harbor, the first act
khat great drama Of celebration Now
us wake up TO our national opportuni
and instead Of spending so much time
deplorng the seeming disaster Of not hi
ing The Worlds fair here, rejoice that
many advantages will surely be ours vi
none OF the disadvantages. From q
time on let our lukewarmness give way
pne great national huzza for the Norl
Columbian exposition"
rzethasn Huehaud RouUht on.