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Tie present Administration came into power The
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peace, progress, and home industry II il win practice
what processes, win be well with IL not the sooner
II Is oveitlrown and annhlaed the better will be for
and successors Bit we have abiding confidence
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No apo, on this continent excies at This time so much in
and concern California The youth oihe old and
new Slaiesn large bodi,s going there. They cons
te population Of high public spirit intelligence and en-
erprise and areto have more 10 do with The hre pro.
Press liberalization and Tie commerce Of the world than
any other equal number OF persons the sphere we in.
habit Through them powerful Stale Is 10 grow up OF,
the hanks OF the Pacific from which is TO spread through
all Asia civilization, ars, science, liberty, and religion
Through them ills hitherto almost inaccessible portion Of
the world Is TO be reached redeemed reaenerated and dis
| enthralleu her unlocked, and The
merce OF the world reversed
With such population the construction Of railroad
land will ie demanded When this Is done, HE vast trea
commune alton. This revolution in trade and commerce
must have the effect Of giving The control Of The markets
led states Tie inland value d money as well as ali
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