Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-01-26

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Aires OF recent date the total foreign trade Of Latin tor
United States only $a2ooooooo pay per while
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for all Of the Of these will be p tent
great trade almost double that of the Orient.
9 the voice of the people represented in petitions and
be considered the committee has acted wisely in avoaby report
commercial manufacturing agricultural political religious
and other organizations said total membership OF
every section Of the Union except the Pacific including
national conventons and the legislatures OF
have likewise Endorsed New Orleans including South Dakota
so
convenience Of New Orleans foreign exhibitors
culary those Europe likewise commended itself determining
this proposition being deabshed steamship
lines running from New Orleans the principal ports OF Europe
home the very of the exposition e and the
remarks above made and much of the
apply of the contemplated
exposition To be successful in its entirety exposition Of this
be exhibited products and manufactures It is be-
eved that large numbers of Europeans whom ghtenhoar
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Aside from these which have Influenced the committee
decision there other features for
celebration which peculiarly the proper
gray On the 9th day Of April 1866 great concluded
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OF the days OF 50 years The COMMITTEES calls especial attention
this will likely be the last opportunity for such assembage
which will attract the attention of the entire country
2The hundedt anniversary of the battle Of Orleans
The year 1871 will mark the all mi Of this d last
at Orleans
would admirable opportunity for celebrating another last
worthy of commemoration by people this country
Thus would the proposed exposition located at New Orleans
the bill
explanation; but Of the misunderstanding
the part Of members Of the House concerning the financial
leans request appropria
subsidy concerned is in denieay the position
by either city, this carries appropriation aid an
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the Treasury exceed 100000 and for
less than the could be do at
exposition matter where held if invitation be
participate would by comport with the
in am at %
exhibitors Such invitation would be the of
leans exposition authorities revising this Bill,
serted making absolutely clear that this shall be
this exposition further than for the governments exhibit
vdes the appointment by the President Of the United States
nonparisan commission having members whom
plenary the selection of the SITE of the
trucon the opening the operation and the ceemon of the
proposed exposition guaranteeing dgnifd and appropriate
baon of the indicated and further that the salaries
and their and the salaries and
of their clerical forces to be paid not by the but
by the New Orleans Exposition Company It is
that the proposition before this House from the San
Francisco exposition authorities simply provides for invitation
be extended in the of this by the President
foreign nations participate exposition San Francisco
which, stated the hearings before the commteeby speakers
behalf of Francisco this government
pected exhibit and which exposition will be wholly the
commissioners government control.
should also be stated that the New Orleans exposition
tore have submitted to this committee in the of certified
copies of constitutional amendments adopted by people
providing for taxation bonds
of public satisfactory evidence raised
amount of for their exposition which
believes the be raised
which be realized their gate receipts properties
will than sufficient provide great expo
properly celebrate the completion the Panama Canal.