The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-09-26
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men, ~ srsnd half . milton dolis-s ~ huild
m 'h~ shore ~ Hampton Hosds. Witch 10
me NJ the srestss' hsrhor. ~ the vivid, an
utterly us~le-- toy hsrrcr With useless
10y ornaments ard 'ov p,srs. How sh-1rd
IN Ing huge artillery from For, Monroe ~
else scro-s the hsrhor and pil~ them NJ
In . costly building devoted ~ THE army and
nsvV. As much sense wss shown ~ the
mas NJ Tho ~srticlee collected on sewsll Point
~ would he shown " Ssw York tty should
try - est sbl,sh a manufacturing and indus.
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io,o"o tons ~ goods out 20 Mcn'suk Point.
~ the east end NJ Long Island, and inviting
the country 10 go 90 ~ that remote point TO
look NJ them.
The leaders NJ Consre.. and Government
are ~neScusable fcr their folly and wsste.
for the outcome NJ their efforts Is In tho three
quarter part an ordinary fair only without
IN" ordinary attendance. " IA \ national
exposition with the nation con-picuously
absent. Mos, Of the people met there
from q distance seemed to feel that they
must apologize for their attendance. Promi-
neut citizens NJ the neighborhood regretted
lie character ~ an industrial adventure ami
an industrial loss.
xtravasanc is the worst sin Of the YOUNG
men Of America to-day. " il the worst sin
OF college students and our government
il 70 blame for the example II sets YOU. ! can
think Of only one Justification Of the wretched
failure Of Congress- and Executive in their
performance on the James River. Their
wartefulness is quite In line with three cen
turtles Of history. Economy would have been
out Of harmony viii the environment.
Three-ausrters Of the English lives Of the early
Colonists we're recklessly wasted from pure
ignorance and neglect Of hygiene. The vir-
gin soil Of the colony for two centuries was
wasted on tobacco. the abuse Of which weed
is to-day an injury TO our young men and a
growing deformity 10 the lips Of our YOUNG
women. Nor was ny region Of the continent
in the civil war 50 marked by waste a. Tide
water. Va.
II the Government had even saved the
money that Is sauandered on toy architecture
and employed II to bring what is valuable
within those buildings to the attention of the
nation by photograph and by printers ink.
It would have come nearer making this ter
centenary national, as IL ought TO be national.
I urge that the Government exert itself for
the two months that remaint to give the cele-
brs,ion new character and new life.
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