The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-11-11
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The successful laying of the trans
Atlantic Telegraphic Cable marks new era in the
history Of Human Progress. Henseforth, Europe
Western Asia and Northern Africa lie within hours
distance from our shores, and the battle which decides
the fate Of kingdom, the capture Of Vienna Glib
raltar the fall OF dynasty the triumph of usurpa
ton, the birth of heir to royalty, the death Of
Nicholas Wellington, in any country which touch
es the Mediterranean, the Euxine, the Black Sea or
the German Ocean, will be published in NewYork the
morning, If not the very day ofits occurrence
In moment, as il were, have been thrown into
the immediate intellectual neighborhood Of the whole
civilized and large portion Of the semibarberous
world The rise and fall of stocks in London Paris
will hereafter he reported from day to day in the jour
mails of seaboard cities The boldest operators in
Watreet will refuse to buy sell until they have
read the quotations Of that days business the Roy
al Exchange and at the Bourse, whose transaction
will have closed an hour before begin.
revolution in Paris, important vote in Parlia
ment, fire in Constantinople will he discussed around
the breakfast tables of NewYork few hours amer
the occurrence. A mighty though silent transforma.
ton i'm the conditions Of human existence has just been
effected by the little wire stretching the oceans
bed from the coast of Ireland to that Of British Amer
ica and inevitable result OF this be
amplci community Of feeling and interest among the
nations OF Christendom, and consequent desire for
more intimate acquaintance with each others doings
through the medium of the Newspaper Press 1t
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regularly read their Journals, who have hitherto
been content with occasional glance at those taken
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al vital element Of growth in WISDOM in bust
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-ruE YORK TRIBUNE, now more than seventeen
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low price two cents, aud which has attained the
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tons respectfully soicits It's share of the patron
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who look and labor for The return of National thrift
plenty, prosperity, through the Protection of Anvr-
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pnrts-all who favor National Progress through inter.
nal lie yelupnen and mniioration rather than by eXter.
nal aggression aud extcnsi"n--a who would have the"
Nations resources devoted to the construction of rail-
roa to the Pacific than to the purchase conquest
of Mexico, Nicaragua or Cubaail who would rerench
radically present inordinae Federal expenditures
| by ibolishing or Immensely reducing the Army and
Navy, and expanding the money thus saved on works
OF beIecence which will endure to bless childr
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altcf u nation, and that real advantage
accrue to any person community from acquisitions
successes achieved by means which contravene the
laws Of Eternal Right The free allotment of limited
portions of the Public Lands to Actual Settlers there
on and every hopeful plan intended to diminish the
sum of human misery from dearth Of employment or
inadequate recompenseevery scheme especially that
seeks to help the unfortunate by enabling and teach
ing them To help thcmselves-nust command our earn
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