The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-20
Legislatures.
E 500 our. Issgular orresponlsde.nt,)

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7eral Fitzlugh zee, who Is %S ~ y New e"
York in behnlf OF tho jamestown EXPO
sition. Isl being received witllsa cordlallltya
which. while not surprising to those tho VINO
Know g Ell cl4l Zee and W are
with the attitude OF the people OF. me n
North towards the old ca valry man, y
peculiarly gratifying to i1is & friends =
Is also gratifying to General lee as ~
said recently. Is, 3. e. !; Z, II,
irhe press accounts 81 me " w
which General Leo recei yed 5sat Harris,
burg, the capital OF MA Ia z GIG 1,.'
not convey fair- idea Of the War'el'
and cordiallty with which 6 eneral Lee
Was received when he n mere :nts +. ~
address the Legislature ~ nehall q W
appropriation for an ex hide q
!, Az I ,t@ Governor Pennypack ntrsoducce'd
fS:a,,nral Ice to tho audience. composed
= tie Tho n members Of the State, Senate and
House Of Represent "a = be Cover
I, ~ WAS very happy IN his in troduc ton
IIc allud ed to the fact I'M AZ the entire
history OF the Federal Il goRer m the
Erelafions OF the two States 81 Y,irginllias
and Pennsylvania had beenv q bs llutely
Cordial with the excep Of short 81 BIZ
nc,.iod Of four years, When rela tons We're,
e rrained. But, he declared, those four
years had developed, sn rgin ian, whose
nobility 81 character was as much the
object Of adlnIra ton in Pennsy g as
n Virginia obert r., Lee: T he cnthu-
s,asu on the audience at this tribute to.
I Lee was as great as that which would,
hava. been, mnnif by an audience audi
In Richmond. 3 4; n iss &,
Fine for Exposition.
General Lee recepilo In Other states
of the North and SYsst has been rs cor
dial has he could possibly have 4 *
and 1t is a remarkable fact that every
one OF the many legislat l les when ~
MAJ addressed 4 in bchals Of the exposition
ms made d liberal app.oprl Ion. This
not lon not only shows that the exposition
iafroing to be a success, but It dlcatGs
the good feeling which prevails, between
5thesS two sections, ~ The war is over a
3fIt Is presumed that eyerYbody Y, know
! that as soon as Congress meets ~ etto or,
will be made TO secure another appl se-
nTrintion for the Jamestown Exposition ~
~ an additional approprat i 20
lrhis "a pcrfectly well understoo d--iln Ing go
,ut'rf, wa ,s; SO understood when the appro'-
snriat ton was lnnde last winter. Yhen
lie lie bill came up In tho Senator
4 Hale, Of Maine, who opposed the approo-
priation, tried to get senator Daniel a1lt
Who had charge Of the bill. TO agree
i thatsno effort should be made at any 1 "
4 t1ulr,e session to secure nm nd tional APP
preparation senator Daniel stood firm
in Ills refusal to bind himself ail', ny aliy
such promise and tiies.negottilatlona5 BE- s.
gan. Senator Crane, Of 4 q, ~
earned lilo gratitude Of the Vlrglnllfnnls
Iby the interest be manifested II s1l & in the
success Of the I'LL at this stage, and r.
/ took d loading part In conduc tlng the
ynego tiations which resulted Y its. pas a5
sage without opposition, n u '.s3
The action Of the yar!oul legisla t "
(which have voted apprpp ions vii
/, have q fine fleet upon The prospects q
ring adaltl 9naI ap B J, asap
y gress from the States Which have deter
mined to- have exhibits at tho expo tnoll
viii feel more or less collHtrained to yo ol
I far q furtAe approx rintion, In order e
assure the success Of the great undertake f,
II ing, IL 81 tli52 { w