dS-The bill to appropriate 100000 to
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aTThe bill to appropriate $4,000 to
paint and re-iurnish the Presidential man
sion has passed, with the condition, how
ever, that this money should be expended
wholly for articles Of American manuiac>
ture. So we are to have, says Wash.
ington leiter-wri.er, no French curtains,
nor Parisan chairs-no carpets from
Saxony, nor knick- -knacks from talv-
nothing which is not Of home production
nothing which is not the design of A
merican mechanics. What would have
been said if it had been prophesied thirty
years ago, that in 1915 the Presidents
mansions would be furnished wholly with
articles Of American manufacturer There
seems to be in Congress quite q strong
feeling also in favor Of American artists
Crawford is to erect the equestrian statue
Of Washington in the Capitol grounds,
aud Powers has aG order to execute busls
o. all the Fse>idc9's. Rirc Ia p9trie'