Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-24

The improvements in every other depart.
men, uf the mechanicsl arts has fully kept
pacr with that Of travelling. The application
of electricity to the movement Of machinery,
opened new era in the history Of our Repub.
lic. Half a century since, no place could ar
rive a, any degree Of cmincuce unless II en-
luyod tho advantages Of water'power. Hence
an oiIcc,ual barrier existed to the growth Of
our remote towns. To such places, Electric
i,y was indeed a God.send Our own bcau,i-
fnl city Of Paris, with is population Of 100.
600, everywhere celebrated for the perfection
and variety of it. manuhc,urcs, would, bu,
lor the agency of electricity, have remained
to ih, day noush, but pretty and Iusigui6-
cant village and We, with many other places
can cmphaucally say TO this agent, Without
thee We are nothing" "lhe destiny Of nations
j. In thy hands."
Another thing 10 which We ace rrcall, in'
deb,cd Tor our advancement IN the arts and
( ,ciencas. Is the World, Fair, which Nas pee.
mlncn,ly heated in New Yofk In lsG0. Tho
idea Of such au enterprise was drs, started ln
London, IN isSl A glass building, of ,uti.
cicnl ,iI,to contain the various articles which
might be- furnished, was constructed, and nam.
~ the Crystal Palace Il wus at lh't day
considered an extremely b"autisl building,
though iar Inferior both IN srIc sud artistic
Kill 90 our oUn magnl6ccn, urucorr at New
YORK Thlbcr the people Of allnluon, wer
invited o. bring .amplss II ,hc.r ai,anc'no1I
in rhr arts The invitation mG with q rraiy
rcsror,c from an part, of the ci,lIfri world.
Out, a respectable exhibition vas iha result
our own curu,ry, itmu,i b, confessed, made
uo sr-a, display m The Fair The T. States
were deeply rhagrrri alili., hu' rrla,orri
a, much rs prs,iblc 20 ca0rral ,belr dl.aP.
ru,uu5u, Too proud TO ac cNrrIlcd b, 9th.
or notions, though not Ten proud lo profit hy
their wisdom lhcy sen, oul agent, tu careful.
Nv ,umns ilr article, exhibited, luI bring
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