New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-01

EX-GOVERNOR BULLOCK SPEAKS ENTHC-
sIAsTICAILY OF ITS PROSPECTS.

IT WILL SHOW THE DEVELOPMENT oF ihH
| SOUTH AND CONTAIN MANY FEATt HES
oF.HIsroRIc INTEREST. HE SAYS
Ex-Governor Bullock Of Georgia who IS one Oh
the original and active promoters OF the .o.'on
States Exposition. to be held at Atlanta inns ,"'''
called at The OF the Newly ork 'o,''''1 ,'
ers in the Gilsey House, yesterday lie heiu d
long conversation with Mr.. Whee'e' '"e
,arv: Mr. Swan one OF the commissioners '''s'
pccl chairman OF the New-fork woman" : 'o"'-
: rnitice and others. .
TO n Tribune reporter the Ex-Governor spoke III
high appreciation Of the liberal a"ton OF new
v, c,,,e T., n,oyiding for official representation
n, tho Fypostior. He believed IT wou.h result III
great benefit both to New-York ana the SOUTH
cspcciay so In bringing together the men VINO con-
troI public sentiment In both sections, thereby es-
tab,ishing correct ideas on the hian'iai q"eS'''"'
which IN his scction is now being widely aglta'ed
The Governor Ia n sound money man. speaking Vi
The free coinage OF silver. he said;
Il repeat what have before said-toat nave
os much right snd reason 10 ask the GoVefhmeht
IN certify my nve-cent cotton at 10 cents po"hd
as the silver miner has TO demand that the GOV
eminent shall stamp 30 cents worth OF his silver
product as 81"
Ex-Governor Bullock spoke IN glowing terms Oh
the coming Southern Exposition and IFS many
very Interesting features lie SAID
IAN the bati.ehclds in and near Atanti are
bring rcsurveyc1 and marked by the feherai anu
Confederate officers who engaged In these str"e-
clos 80 that visitors may be sure OF the exact
,,ncs where themselves or their friends were en-
oae.d in those battles. In the CITY PARK al
Atlanta which covers some OF the lines OF Atlanta
defensive works Fort Walker and the rifle PITS
connected with II have been preserved TINS earth
work or fort overlooks the battlefield OF july -
where General Mcpherson. Of the Federal. ana
co,cr,l Walker OF the Confederate armies, were
killed
"Another exhibit Of great interest TO the .iperai
rhllanthropsis of the North who have contribute"
., the holm Of the negro as well "a 10 all patriotic
Americans will be thu Negro Building The EXPOSE
lion MANAGEMENT has invited the negroes TO pre-
mr.. an sxhbl, that win put in actual evidence the
nrocress made by the coored people. from slavery
,hrouQh thirty years OF freedom. This whole de-
r,rtmcnt is In the hanie Of co.orcd men, WIN utn
m ssioners in each ~ the former slave S.a,'s
,,,s lul. by a cO.Orei contractor VINO "as nv ~
~ bidder vas finished within the limit oi 'l'nr am
viii BE- nilcl Win evidences thar me ,nN .r com
valuable citizen and - recognlzrl IN t'' '''' '
n,Initles where he was once a saw" ,,a
Th cemnf oypoaion Is IN d"SFi l. ."' All the
Sn''ta American republics vii! be- repr'senteh ny
.xhlbs and by Commissioning on that OCCASION I'M
the establishment OF irai" rclttols WIN
$50 ,,l be- an Important ana pracu'tl yea ~.
In fact II - the irst Systematic orsaniH'i '"'''
.yor mad. IN that direction ,, u.uo,
,.'orliur to the neU spaper notices NJ. Ballou'
.c.rrcfilsnf o.. the Humane Sorl''t IL r.
ing b,,ans. ~ his opposition 10 me h"'. hEh,' III
III, .iil 10 on. Of he features ~ IN" NeN, an WI
.age ami VIII take place eN"guH a. a. he nresen,
have personally nyiicl Mr. bh ~, u,orrnhorded Win
.ni can assure him be VIII he noDlt'"u NJ, ~
an n,,,nr stronger ,han capital CITY cub artlliey
niu-h and Will rss'lv" in" utmost ,"~p'ea.S g., ,,ncs
mp s,sr.c1 mon very low round-;rip rates anI
r,h me returning confidence no" IN 'kn'. w" ~
VII De M ,n9 her valuable resources, both FOR
trade and for inlr''f."'