The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-06-01


ATLANTA's EXPOSITION.
The report of the committee was
adopted.
Gov Elias Carr, Of North Carolina, in
a few complimentary remarks, offered the
following resolutions:
Whereas, The Cotton States and Interna-
tional Exposition. to be held in Atlanta. Ca.
during September. October, November and
December. 1895, VIII present a splendid op-
portunity to show the world the great and
varied resources Of all the southern states
and the many advantages of this country not
only as desirable section for intelligent
hOme-Seekers, but also as an inviting field
for safe and profitable investments; and,
whereas, said exposition will result in
bringing about closer commercial relations
between this country and Mexico. Central and
South America and the West Indies. which
would result in greatly increasing the trade
between the United States and said countries
throughout the southern ports; and
Whereas, While the city and citizens of At
lanta have pledged the necessary guarantee
tund Tor said exposition ana undertaken the
work incident to this important enterprise.
and its success is assured. still it viii be in no
sense local. but is to be held for the entire
country; and
Whereas, said exposition will result in in
creasing the business of the railroads and
steamship lines; and
Whereas, a bill has been introduced in
congress providing for government exhibit;
Resolved, BY the Southern Interstate I'm.
migration and Industrial Congress in conyen-
tion assembled in Augusta, Ca, represent
ing 2Ul000O0 Of people.
sonabt to he a.rarn1l.ch o yyorfby nf NE
active and earnest support OF every citizen in
this country.
2 That we request every southern state to
make tu4l exhlalt OF IT'S resources at said
of said states s 10 c sc tIer me erdGo
INA we re1Dest The reiiroode ~ t5c
south to co-operate in this great w0r5'
4. That we urgently request the repre-
sentatiyes and senators in congress from the
states mere tePIesehteu 10 ana IN every posi-
fore congress providing for government ex.
That a conv of this nroornhIe and tnose
resolutions he furnished the press with a re-
quest to puolish and also be sent to the on
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