El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-10

of all the industries and resources OF
the whole state, material and other
wise, demands and deserves the en-
commencement and endorsement and
also the active cooperation of each and
every citizen of the state who has
the welfare of the commonwealth
at heart-and that the united
sons be directed to the successful con-
summation of project SO pregnant of
results, and which will set the pace to
| q progress and development during the
10Th century greater even than the
great progress and developm ant char
acteristic of the 10th century, besides
sffordipg' opportunity for better and
fuller appreciation and knowledge Of
each other and each others varied in
gether in indlssoluble friendship and
| union"
The exposition managers are assured
| that at the next session of the legislat-
ure, further action will be taken en-
dorsiDg the enlarged plans and scope
of the exposition, and according it
financial support.
Following these successes the COM
mercial bodies and financial institu-
tions of the various cities of the sea-
board, Baltimore, Philadelphia,
Richmond, Savannah, and others,
| were asked for their endorsement and
in some cases financial support. This
move has also been successful.
After the movement was pretty we'll
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national appropriation of $3.50. 900 for
q government bailding and exhibits.
Toe bill was reported favorably in the
senate and 1t is pretty certain that the
appropriation will be forthcoming at
the next session.
The South Carolina exposition will
be for the purpose, in the language OF
the prospectus, of "showing to the
country and the world at large the
developments of South Carolina and
the south during the last quarter Of the
nineteenth century; to bring together
on southern coil representatives of arts,
Industries, manufactures and products
of the soil, mine and sea; to
show by object lessons the magnitude
of the resources and possibilities of our
southland and of the country at large
and In this way to cement at the open
ing of the new century, more closely
the bonds that now unite US; to exhibit
the industries and resources of Cuba,
Porto Rico, Mexico, the South Ameri-
can Republics and the Philippines, in
such manner as to forcibly illustrate
the great possibilities Of trade with
those countries"
One of the principal features of the
exposition will be q textile building, in
which will be shown the history of
textile manufactures in the south, and
in this country, during the 10th CEN
fury and particularly their rapid
development in the south in the last
twenty years.
a site of $50 acres, two and half miles
from the business centre of Charleston,
easy of access by private conveyance,
electric railroad system or steam rail-
roads on the east side. and by water
tran sportation on the Ashley River on
river frontage of 2,710 feet.
The main buildings of the exposition
will be as follows; textile. agriculture.
N achinery and electricity, minerals
aud forestry, commerce and liberal
arts fine arts, transportation, woman's,
e educational negro. and such other build |
ing as may be found necessary.
And although the exposition will not |
take place for year and half, the |
prospectuses have been out for SINE
time, and have Teen sent out to every |
inform alton bureau, rail
road office, and commercial organ ia
ton in the country. Attractive trade
marks have been adopted. to be used
on all printed matter and private co.
sent out from Charleston.
The country is going to be made well
aware that Charleston has a scheme on
hand.
Ell Paso ought to let nothing inter-
fere with the Great Southwest Indus
trial Exposition. O.her things may
come up ia the meantime and be dis
posed of, but everything should be
made to help in the realization OF the
grandest project of sll-THE GREAT
UNDERSTANDINGS
Ell PASo, TEXAS. 1902.
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