New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-11

rarson with the importance Of objects In vie" anu
with the wealth the State. $500 l., ,,
That interest and appreciation are not lacKns So
dainty proved by the extracts from the Pfo "
which are reproduced herewith ,..,on,
Esnecaly sgnnsant is the fact that labor
have quick to perceive that the ln', -, ,,o E,
workman ars involved in this project; anu '.e' -
many instances adopted resolutions fequestns 80 nun,
,.tion %, IA, nurrose In view larger ID ahou"'
than that suggested by the committee. ,.o T.,
Tn, committee request prompt attention Gnu ac''ol III
this most important matter. toin oil pe''',. " =.
ators and Ass.nbiymen urging favorable CONQUER '
the hul already described been prepared 'c WIN W
found on subsequent page Thc committee s'n ,''V
te signed as numerousy as possible ana iof"'Iu -
citizens Of different localities to their IepeseH''' "
Albany. -. h,u
draft Of resolutions urging the passage OF the o'
suitable for adoption by local boards OF trade ann %
m.rcial bodies generally Is also presented ti.
be heartily indorsed and transmitted ~ cary "
TO the members Of the Legislature.
Communications 10 the Governor OF ING o'"7 Tq -.
tho prompt approval Of the bill VIII likewise idc-''o
In. accom- ri ishInerlt o. the oil Jet in hand
In matter OF such immense importance 70 'ne "'O9
th.re should be no hesitation delay and The confn'e
~ can ad.nt that tho united voice commerce and In
dusry OF this imperial Commonwealth VIII De faseu 10
second and support their Efforts,
MIR. FLOWERS RESPONSE
In answer 10 the letter forwarded by the Dry
goods Committee to GOvernor-elect flo"ei' inc
following was received; but unfortunately, it
was UllSalu, anu Consequently ~ wv" n.y.
in the pamphlet, where it ought to have had a
place: 500,
W. L. Strong, Chairman,
lOS Leonard. ST., New-lork.
Dear Sir Yours of the lith received together win
the bill you propose aid OF the Worlds FAIR al 0haso
l thank YOU for your suggestion. and remain
Very truly yours, ROSWELL T. fL0"h"'
WHAT SENATOR CANTOR SAYS.
Senator Jacob A. Cantor. who was asked on
Saturday what tie Legislature would he likely
TO do in this matter made this statement;
shall introduce the opening OF the session next
week n bin prepared undor the direction Of the dygociS
trade OF the cty OF Ncw-York realize now imp'f"h'
H. l. that the honor Of our should be Maintained by
making a liberal appropriation for The exhibition Oh 'nc
mechanical ingenuity and ability Of our citzchs IL
trp. that we were entitled the Far in own stat
and that AZ the time that right dened Us by Congress
f., provcd great disappointment 10 al lut time ms
elapsed feeling may have been enEehueeu
by reason loss Of the Fair has 70 some eNV' III
mlnished. While shall ever regret That ulS great
EXPEDITION did take place within our own STATE
beeye it to be duty to make such an exhibition 's
VIII be- worthy OF the al. financial and industrial
supremacy which people enjoy
The Exposition VIII undoubtedly will undoubtedly prove
a success I'm my judrm but whether II does or not
our sister Will certainly make great preparations
for the Exhibition order that their peoples progress
and development may lie exhibited
We therefore cannot afford 10 be bcllnd In that re-
spct In every OF National importance our state
mas been prc.cninent Their - patriotic sentiment
broad and gerclou,. implanted in our peope, commonly
called state pride which VIII not permit u 10 Lose an
opportunity Q; exhibiting ouTseYe as our Importance de-
mands.
Our city OF coursa, Is always generous upon ever!
mater IN which fare and material prosperity % ne
state ar interested but the money % be Appropriated Tor
puflo~. necessarily comes not Only from N'"-hoFA'
but from o. the state. The state taxes while
not very heavy. oIst somewhat % buc'h % tlt
sr at AGRICULTURAL class their condition mus. be con-
I'd .red in max NJ appropriation OF state money one
thing however, ! favor Oi. and that j. cred!thLle
display worthy d our state.