Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-09-09

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locomotive accomn bv-its now in;yar;;able
tcompanioa. the electric 4eiesra th: would ensure
for this glorious section of eofntry an the adj
yantages of which nature had made il, so well
worthy. 80 :: :. ~ t:s..s
Mr +. ~,
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gnretagnout Wild. great interest and attention,
and were received with a.degree of plause
which Indicated the satisfaction of the audiences
Ro,vrr t,at ,,,5,ld
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uolless pe pteasea 20 near Ifoll tne SH
who had always been a warm friend Of the en-
terprize from it's incpiencv. ana the cali beng
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: s. = ool. = 5esilMans Aemarks.
GoiS ofLLMAN expressed ms thanks, for the
ainoness KIN e3molted M 70 ealing him forward Dat
let lunaDle M 20 aoa any snng TO Wnat,naa neen
50 wen sa.q ny Mr. ShoBlssoN:s he tnorougniy
agfeeu Wild tnat gentleman ~ tne Ieaslolllty OF
tne .oad .aAo ha tne certalhly OF lts o1erlng
Prentaple !, investment he thought the R'p van
Hilale a!gslon OF tnat gentleman, though SO
ala!e as eoucning OUT was elnt-
! nently- 1orclDie ana just. Inc almost total want
OF zeal exhoited IN Southern Maryland; IN re- re-
terence 20 great ooAtnern maryland enter-
prlze, nao all along neen matter OF amazement
ehlng wncn coulo NOT De accounsed l,9
lOis slpon o1ulliaIy Pfillclpies. Anu ,esPeclaily
was II cause OF Wonaer ID that sne fistiessness
aiuaeu 20 Proceeoeo rom want es o1 energy ana
i4oIs liolA Want u means. Ouf people seemed
to have arrived at the conviction either that self
iln lnpfevement ana hlgn state OF materlal ad-
vaneement were W e undesirable, or else that they
must snroW tnelf . results INTO our arms without
any ca,e y sllors ~ US. NOS great progress can
pe n.aue ~ Tue co1ldiIlon oi any people, Wltnout
cont'nueo, &C, uni!ed ana unurlng enort by the
Mnoe community. put up 70 tnls ume, altnougn
1nls en1elpllze mas aireaoy COST Dotn trouble ana
nloney SUI enese alds nave proceeaeo altogetn-
e IT Iroln lew PflYate sources. we appear to
nave reacned certain point IS our ideas OF pro-
gress, Wnere we nave ooggedly stopped.
e de spoke warmly OF the effects Of Railroads
IN developing the rural districts, and cited the
example aHorded by the Annapolis and Elkrldge
road. That road passed through the upper por-
ton of Anne Arundel, which was proverbially
as barren and poor as the Southern portion was
rich and productive. Yet while the latter, like
Pnnce Georges and Charles, with very much
the same luxuriant character Of soil, had re-
NAMED statlonary and undeveloped, the former
had bee .gradually energized and developed,
until wilderness had almost learned to blossom
as the rose. 1t was the result Of the increased
intercourse among the people-an intercourse
that caused the improvement of the people,
the increase OF productions, and, the promotion
OF the general comfort, increasing the incen-
1--WE TO industrial advancement by aHording
an easily attained and ready market for the
fruits OF industry He drew forcible contrast
between this picture OF industry, improvement
ana enterprise, and that presented by the more
SOIlfforn n q f,cpv Ho
proceeded to speak very warmly of the almost
lnvlncible lack Of enterprise exhibited. He
knew the Southern Marylanders were rich.-but
ne M Mansea 1nem. 70 nave en5erprze.
as to the rer,,naret;1a H. - 4. n4an
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corrohorata liz of;ts eho.as.e.
be bad NJ ',J h.aa,r - ~ 20 oS.o, 60
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,lan4ars ,,,av1d s ~ IL oaa. e e.u oua
tbav should +,,, 49, ~ o1as4
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tho a;,,ars :; 4ls 49, pa ,a.ai y S.lg
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Vow ,,oor ;th ~ a re .eta,.a %
ti,ral es IT, H. b.i sao
s;cb coil and s,ob bo,,,,ta,,s e., af feen -,
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any Mnere; re Iet Mnat nature hao denleo 70 the
pegpie :. slla. .hel enery aad supPnea
au ..le sAllll a1u el1ef pIlelng apPlesuon %
~ nau paoeu 'heln aS lsr aneau % ss In
al ene equlsltes oI materlal aavancemens ana
conxenience, q we were anead OF pf1Mtye1
s..'lenee. ne mace q warm appeal 20 sne
me meeIlng 70 enter upon TINS great WORK with
becoming energy; and, IN conclusion, IN apollo
glzlng Wnae ne CONSIDERED tne .desultoTy
cnaracter oI MS remarks sald he hadsno doubt
Ine meetlng would approve OF hls returning Col.