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and beycrd The Kceky Mountains, sud If
The homo II nrkct continues 50 low that The
ialmcrs Of Illinois shall still be compelled to
! ut .heit ctrcals into stock, 1t Is morally Ger
rein TINT those OF Nebraska and DakptAh, If
not Of Iowa and. Minnesota! must.
like the present Mexlcans and South
Amt1.ca-e, ,a'se beef for tbs hides
and tallow. for they Will have from t1ye 10
eight hundred mi!ee more t1anspozt,.i.n n thsn
those Of Illinois. They will b. uoabae to ship,
1leir heef for the same reason that Illinois
taInot DOW ship her corn, or Ohio her pota.
toea, or Pennsylvania her berries and garden
tuck, iz:-t1e!ghts.:
But 1t naT be Eald the decline IN pro-
onctivcncss Of soils IL necessary
'htcs Of continued cultivation. By
no mtans. =. , in. England, where
cultivation bas been far more in.essaut
than here The average crop Of wheat per
acre has Increased during the past fifty Icars
from sixteen bushels to thtrty-six bushels.
In France the average yield Of wheat Is
SIX bnshcls, rye s1K bushels, and oats SIX
huahels per acte and inc.easug With every
decade. Throughout central Europe, the
yield per acre Is increasing ns rapidly IL 1t
decreases in any part OF America.
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suaal. suA. so1 Sa1 N loe RUSSIAN eao!net "a
!'aM ".ns ~ eouee a"o DAoce ONLY 70
~. naS 4ua ais pasty' and
oeeeme .ua nlot'- snppse' DANGER
ous auu as1'e LODI Q, me feacuon"
d, aoo ieuoAi aAenon y "meo Inc ffnahan
peoP!e a,e oPp1esseo' fof tnls service ne Was
ennopNu aro iol .ne 1a1ne1s tFeaener5 toe
son was also dubbed Baron. and as such the
iatief If. Io"days Inc consuiar representative
OF rms oemocrauc country at court, where
VIC Eeeo laenos nofe toan any~hele else N
EUROPE IhcTe Is pFopaoly no man In all
ue1"aoS 20 "nolis ara 50 Justly odious to
tne elaer nence we DO not wonder that the
choace OF his son, who ehases his fathers
political notions and a,istocrattc aspirations
for the place that We have named, has ode.d-
ed every Liberal N Prussia, nor that It has
cxcIt the German nress Of this country to
q Faro1ysm Of rage that borders on frenzy.
What SAY people and presa, has It come TO
tlis ttat while We are endeayorine By sll the
means in our power To- uphold the American
usme. American credit and American IDEAS
that the American Government shall outrage
us by making the family Of our hated betray-
er and opp1cssor It's agent and representative
In the land In which We live or from
which We came? Is this fhe wav
that our devotion Is repaid, HIS
the United Safes no desancy left. Haa
TIE Cabinet of Mr.. Johns :, de.c-naed an low
II At tbe ;nt,,cnea of fo,e,cn .,rIs,orr.fs s,a
1nsa1tsts ran cnmnass snch an :. .,.ntntnsat
In snfte NJ all 4bc 1emnnst ,ances th.+ ua 49,
mates sh,n ua wnen ~ ~ - na,1,s ~
a1all our fI;,na. Win tona tn IN ,,,o~st 80.
there. he 6. fnne1led tn WIT baI H. hsnd w ' ~
49, o,,ts ua,. ~ S " 80, o"t ~ n1ua, ~
a name Of all Others that ~ moss hat. .
1hesa inouir,es nre nert,nent and ,ra sre
glad that they are pressing up,n senate and
Cabinet In eucb xar that they nust 1,a m.
sWfrcQ Cy.6ume definite actiOp,
We oEe the German liberals much.
No countsy In Europe. ssre En-
gland il connected with n. by
ties so close a. those which bind thar
country to us and We cannot aff,rd to haz-
ard our renutatlon fnr nc1;t1rx, fa,rnesa and
aonndnes. hv aa,act,r, t-o,, -. r.1,s
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