Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-03-26

ana Tor all, to express myself In regard U
the exhibit to be made, and the amour
available to make 1t. Also to answe
some few disagreeable remarks, that al
fair-minded men that desire the facts o
the case may learn and those who seel
an excuse to avoid offering their leglti
mate assistance may have the ground OF
which they base their opposition to on
work removed, if they are fair enough Il
read without bias.
1t is understood and accepted that tn,
territorial board can exhibit mines, agri
culture, live stock, large fruit ex
hibit, timber industry and forestry prod
ucts.
To those who have given a cursory ex
animation to the great scheme OF thil
exposition this might seem sufficient
with perhaps "side show" affair of tn,
woman's work.
This Worlds fair, however, Is on broader
lines than any before conceived. Neces
essarily so, being American and held n
Chicago. No other fair has ever given +,
each department a separate building anG
to those who think many lines OF oul
work are useless and q waste of money,
would reply: Representing only tht
great departments have named, woulo
to my mind, be greetings gigantic skele'
ton OF New Mexico, without flesh anC
bioou, entirety or individuality frame
work alone. Should a thoughtful man
take interest in New Mexico through its
"ltn iinihs u'spiay' ahu ueslre 10 lotio" its
enl, eAnipi's lnroasn i's various departments
oouiu we anoru 10 nave DIM ma our
.Giiitoiy n; unfePreseht.1 1h tIe various SUD
"ivielohs n; VI Ilpe,a, arts comprising an
sSstem aoricn,tmral rollaaa m pNs,.b snbaoI &C., ~,
mines acs1amv of Now Msx;co Cotho,;,
indnstria; Indian oovarnmant and mis-
sion srhools. M;ss All;son,s nnioa;n,
school founded bv her henevo,ant and
industrial in its oneration msnsnsd anS
controlled nv hoard n women and a
school that tHe o,diuaru orhih;t az ] cn,ld %u ~,
inrlnde? Yet onr nlan ia 90 far reac,,;na
that we could cover ali snch ins,itnt;ons
Shall we he unren,esanted in tho axh;h.
its of Iih,ar;es .nbon uo haro nuo ;n Al
hnonernna of uh,cb the territ,,n nav wai,
be nro1d and the vol of unmom @ "s. a.
ths,P Or in benevoIent worr who,e ns
bnndrsds of dnllars oro sront yoorl,, ~
charity nv women9 Onr w r ri TT
societies relief corns nrison ,a,iof at,.o T.
NAV he cIa;med wa baua No ,as,,I,. ~
al; W. rom these not IN ansUe. s 20 W .
simiIa, accusation made of Tho soc;a,u " % g
which 7 am secretarv comnosad of obont
thirty members. We. in answer tbereto
made sucb a showing of cloth;no modo
and furnished hv ns and bnndreda ~
dollars raisad for char;tah,a work q, "
romneI Tho odn;rot;on ond rosn.o. ~
those wbn had scofFad Of an ono,ts VI
IN o - 80 ~ o ~
iiis 10 an liihli'is'nai Poitioh oI wnst
Ine W oenevolent wouen OF 'hls tefrtory
;. can SNOW III every tomn anu county. odr
nospi'als anu asyiums, conceived, man
sgeu a ana supported by women. Our
sisters hospltals managed py those noble
aha SANITY women ana accomplishing in
lneir usual qu,et way uIooid eood OF
whlch 'ne "oilu az large Nttle creams,
tnougll fecelvlhg some support from the
telfitoly entifely incommensurate with
.ile amount Vi cnaetaule WORK ana oevo.
llon IONIC 70 the cause OF renewing the smnerlng
~nlcn lney SHOW ~ an cases. Inc Or
pnan anu Industrial asylum, 100, is
RECORD Vi lne sisters patence ana never
enuing sacrihce lor 'ne weiiare OF otners;
art donortmant of tha nw,ooxors ,hm."h haa
ws s5nnortp View this ahnv;nn anS
tho, sop II ue ca, oEord ~ diassoaa-d "
snch ] record and disnlau 90 tSis hi snG Ioaa
tbe onno,tnnitv of nrpv;oo 70 % onr % n,a,;"n' ;o1o
srs ,hot Nav WeY;cp eoneliv NTH Wassa-
chrsetts oil thinos cona;ds,ed looLs 30
ward amalioratino and aIeva,ino inan.
on"es and that ahs is conobia Of eor.n;u, .
than IN n snccessfnl opnl;cot;on Ca
wa w. afo,d n Ioct of reprossntation ~ Gm ~
"Grono I5ou of tho iiheral ort Jonort.
mart coverino literatnre hooto lihrs
las snS ;onrns s,ism whan ua hano amoh
nrodnctions M nett as "Ren Hur y "n,. I .Iiah,
MsLersH "Historv of Nav Mex;co "a
Naw Me,ico DAVID y "a Pine T,oo,s
sbodaun and soTreatise IN Archa,olo,n y
o,c ~ n neolect tha sbortar w,;,innss' ~
Randel;ar T,ummis WaIlaca Gov
Prince, Gov. Ritch, Col. Fountain, Clsr-
ence Pulen, Horatio Ladd, Judge Cooper
and others, and among our bright women,
Miss Marsh, Mrs. Hite, Mrs. Kellogg,
Mrs. Stevens and others, whose brilliant
articles drawn from our stock of tradition
and lore, have contributed to the success
Of eastern magazines?
Wa have nndertsken a nn;for,o cor-
n;,ation of these that we know ui,l com.
pora f.vorablv with the eyhib;,o ~ m.ny
If the states. have nroed a "nrass,
exhihit We have about ffiv ;orrpsIs in
tho territorv that comnara viii tbe nreso
of the western states. does II seem wise
to let our space in this department 90 nm.