New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-21
ATLANTA IND CHICKAM1 UG4 4.
THE GATE CITY's WELCOME.

THE GATE CITY's WELCOME.
From -he Atlanta Constitution.
There is nothing local about the display. 1t in
cludes al nations and al tongues: IL includes
ing The larger the crowds the happier Atlanta Will
be- for her hospitality covers all as with coax
RECONCILIATION AND PROSPERITY.
From The Louisville Courier-Journai.
The opening OF the Cotton States Exposition at
Atlanta this afternoon will divide National attention
beginning this morning. The triumph OF war and
the triumph Of peaceful industry will each be pre-
The one Is not more typical OF the reorganization OF
North and South than the other is OF the prosperity
TYPIFYING THE NEW SOUTH.
From The New-York Morning Journal.
Cling s OF %orshsrn al and souSeTn ceebres and he
roes. Is new and final pledge by the South Of her
the conder sed expression Of the New souths Phe-
mems OF white and black men IN the fertile lands
since the epoch of war and ruin
BIGGER THAN THE CENTENNIAL EXPOSE
From The Chicago Tribune.
II IS great enterprise. this International and
Cotton States EXPOSITION. which begins to-day It's
much larger than san Franciscos Mdwnter Fair.
u bow may % taa How Dget ba
is bigger than the Centennial Exposition Philade.
country has ever known except. OF course. Chi
Cages? Atlanta may be sure OF chlcago.s best
ing. and II Chicago can be Of any service to her
She has only TO say the word.
THE NEGRO EXHIBIT AT THE FAIR.
From The Boston Herald
The unique feature OF the Atlanta show is the
Negroes aed With the product Of negro Industry
ana dedicated by negro e!oquence. That can scarce
iy b. matched even up North
BOOKER 7 wAsHINGToNs ADDRESS.
From The Baltimore Sun
1, Is noticeable that Of the best speeches at the
opening of the Atlanta Exposition was made by
negro 1t striking for the breadth and practical
character OF the views expressed, showing that the
as well as in book lore is likely to be a reasonable
of s5 e1. 10 seesc r. IN
Itself proof that progress Is being made In Dixie and
IN an unexpected quarter
IMPOSSIBLE UNDER SLAVERY.
From The New-York Press.
Bun will there be one mortal brave enough and
hlbton sown by the bursting OF the shell
which sherman ea. upon ,as city, Under the
States would have had nothing but cotton to place
N their exhibition IN thiriy-oRe years or thrty-one
NEWCOMERS OF the SOuth-will admi. the truth OF
hi HOW mah W o f Gn 70 ns
founder of the Atlanta Exhibition
CHICKAMAUGA THE PIONEER PARK.
From The Chattanooga Times
Chlckamauga is the pioneer park a historical
memorial and It's example Is, we believe, being fol-
lowed. at "A ong distance. by those who have
troll at Gettysburg. Our park has also been the
model for the preservation OF other historic fields
Of the Civ War. The law out Of which the Chicka-
ga-Chatt anooga National Military Park mater-
allied has been maker Of glorious history the
bloody field OF Shiloh, at Antietam. at Appomat-
tox. and the good work will 90 until the last
OF the sites Of great struggles will become
the property u the Nation. held IN trust for the in
structon OF generations to come as sisnposts mark
Ing the Nations progress away from
tOnalLsra toward and sfLu