Montgomery, Ala., June 29.—(Special.)—At
a meeting of the Montgomery Commercial
and Industrial Association last night, the
following resolution was introduced by Cap
tain E. B. Joseph, and was unanimously
adopted:
“Resolved, by the Commercial and In
dustrial Association of Montgomery, That
we heartily endorse the proposed Cotton
States and International exposition, to be
held in Atlanta In tho year 1895, and
earnestly request our senators and repre
sentatives in congress, in view of the vast
benefits to result to tiie whole country, and
especially to the south, in the promotion
of Commercial relations with the Central
and South American countries, to vole for
a,nd use their influence in favor of the bill
now pending in congress, providing for a
national exhibit.
“Second—That the committee on state and
city development of this association is
! hereby instructed to take such steps as
will influence a full and creditatne exhibit
from the state of Alabama and fiom Mon
gomery at said exposition.
“Third-That a copy of these resolut
be sent to each of our.senaitors and repie
sentatives in congress.”
LOUISVILLE JOIN'S HANDS.
Kentucky’* Metropolis Endorse* the
Exposition.
