The Portland daily press., 1869-09-11
Terms $500 per annu,n, II. aaranes.

IDl s..I hxTC
ta,;ff =, ,1oo anu Was g. oI;a;t ~ st;o,,
of Ehan' ,oo' nlrouSh ,ne ulSen' ol'at;a
and thn;,,;.s nleeu, son vi tna1 ehoi Se''.
in 1870 of 80 .omn, sn & nas grown 10 prouuoS
II O0O 0Oo noirs as Sso'Doo,ooo palrs OF shoes anu
S37 OO0 O0d in a. ooots, vi value Oh over
alone y and in iSee ~ vi nassacnuseats dn elc
And wh,le these n,nrf,iy eaiy Soo,ooo,ooo.
hove continual in tbair ,lune'ii. interests
i eI, ~ s.;,,,,i,,l aSrlculture
- .iss, .., ono iie.o hep. steady
Paoe oi ~ q tioio lirhet, IL
ae .no ,,Id cpn-
@ ui'ioh vi ei!' IIt,' nc. ~ mas
e iI .eanJo .i't 'n.' ~
Vi "oiioo,'"it P,ou'o'' 10 go 'i 10 90
NUN a. .ne 9Apoi1 uelir'nuS' '',;u 'd
M ooo.oii iioiii 'iio 'oe'is vi 'u
pull ol s'ooo'til. VI iIs eScePlioa oli''i e
.;,,i4', III VI siio plouo1So VI %
aS o,,'. ~ I e;n',s s,..oS
IT, 80. H., 't,i ~ i
.no'o eApoits oe IL reiiieiloereu, are hoI Ill
large propoftloh 10 manuiacturlng countries.
III Iooo, our exports Oh peer, talloW, hides,
porh, MAINS, iaru' hoss, Dutoef anu cheeSe 10
uieaI britail, was 9o,foz,ioi-to otnef coun-
trleS on tne eastern hemisphere, Sl,l4O,Oo9-
,S 70 countries on tile western hemisphere, S9
.lo,i2o; our exports OF pfeadstllils the same
su'on ~ ole"' Dri.'ll t, were so;'o9,3l2-to oth-
1nt t vi tiie e'slern hemisphere ~,
49, e1s oia tnne mes'ern neilse
y ~ 1 o'd as eAPor.s vi
zoe o. . ,e 1oz 9'a anu ,'anu W unGaS Dialu
Wy eoo n5, 40 On tile
eastern hemisphere 49,, ao eouatf'es M
al lne ~ western neniisplele, 20 ,o2oo IL
Auu u mas peen ueAio.istrateu liiat Inc non
M NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~ eouhtrlsS tooh siA-tehths Oh
our purely aSrlcuiIural prouects exported, @
auu ~ neu ouS uS ilarheI IoI 9o1'oooOoo
gu. % Vi F14'ooo'ooo vi our our eAporteu iiianulac-
'h;oi ;1 30 oiaI n IL i ~ ;h oiitae,ole' e'
W. AZ 20 on az,
~ n1,. .No q, SHe ono boo
~ o - ioui'.o ~s.' Yaoooooooo' our
ot 20 ono NJ piouuo'' oi Iolton'
.s Wae gIfo'Uuo.ooo oiiih' aliu ", Ihis' pie'tu-
sums pore o'iI q slli'n proPoitloh. II Is hot
1lliy tlle eoiisliiiptlon VI the staples ol iood'
oreauslulis anu ploNislolis, aC tiie great cen
tres Vi traie anu llan'iilct,lreS which gives
.t5ile'u1ui1 i'S sl.chSth III liis country, anu
INSPIRES tne gram grower ana the cattle
i1euei Ie -. tlie n9se wi'h coiiaielce, p,t IL Is
a,sI a.' ueiintiu tpl 1iio plouuc1s Vi tie M
LIEU; Gui''o iiotliooil9oi' IN 'ne Saluen anu t,e
utn !, @liu 'io oioh''ui "nnon eaI niaNes tile
nlueS1 1l' suns puu anu olosso4l. S pIiihe uo"n
llie iiiiuia9saies I;a., vi New % Insihu, anu IL
woulu pe ullllcui' W teli why agriculture
slouiu pe loiiSer Gontiliueu mere AS IL Is,
Wiac vast energy uo yot. uiSPi'y' anu Wh'tt
shlil III ail tne business vi tiie lalih Ihere
are sr lnoLe Plopi.ious ehina,es, alu nore ier-
she SOUS; pue Inere are no petter catsie 10 pe
iound tnan those Whlen are preu on the
banks oi Tue Aehhtpec, no DETER potato crops
.iil.u W "lo iuuuu oi luc ~ onoo'eo' ~ 'nu aIoos-
TOOK, no Detter gram crops tlan grow IN
western wy. MassacnusStts. no nner tooacco tnan
til1 ooniec'cu1 't'iiey yie,u', no .iio'e perpet-
uai Verdure, even unuer tue tropics, than can
t ue seet monn 'dnuy ~ ;;. Doepei, c uliuer
lne Iui.l!a.or glass III .he Vioiuly vi DoStoh,
~ no HEAVIER s!ase clopo 'naii SIoW On the
.IoIouSn ulaineI eiayo vi IeosA couity,
HaSsfcnuso.to' n, anu no oSl.oi Iiaihc's Ior ah
these Prouucts t.all are ,Grnlsleu III al our
nianulaeturiils NY S,lases; , urn WI,ll ne lor a
" 'no ora.e vi s, aoI IL
~ so;I sniar ,I' araa md ,,,;tI, ,on(,o " s
io,,1 ;o"-,oIIo of o,'i,;'1at;o', 80 0c r. o'o Vi
,;ae sTt @aI no n,"oo.od -, no, Popui'-
o,on' re zoe o :. enssu t;,,t ~ nisna'ac.uIes
auu oi,y ~ ho'ooo in i a Nt1, Hnu ySt she
Stata Her horseo m oven a9% cns sun1nad
at S19,154 100. She produces in hay, Sl3,-
1o5 274-in beef S11S22S. .S59-in DorS TN
S92-in butter. cheese and honey. So. .665 o96 ::
and the average price of her cows exceeds
that of apv other New England State. She
is preeminently a manufacturing State ranks
first in the productlon of cotton and woollen
goods, boots and shoes; has bowed before the
Storm of manufactl1ring adyersity: and has
been ready at any moment to catch the favor
ing gales of prosperity under the influence of
her own policy of protecting domestic indus
try. Her agriculture languishes, and she
crowds her streams with mills, and then in
vites her farmers to feed the thronging popu-
lation, Its commerce decays, and its fisher
les decline. and Fall River resounds with the
hum of millions of spindles. New Bedford
turns to manufactures, Salem sheds one tear
over the departure of her gallant East India
men, and covers one of her wharves with a
most extensive and prosperous cotton mill,
as commencement of her manufacturing en-
terprise Boston admires from comparatively
silent wharyes, her beautiful harbor, and
turns towards the western sun to see the
princely dwellings of her manufacturers
adorniIo the stateiest of her streets. and Or
namenting her suburbs with the rarest taste
and beauty. Not for moment has her pros
perity halted. as her enterprise has turned
from her ships to her great manufacturing
s.,.ae.I' a.,
tt ,rrH NH Sli4u nf ;c e1 VI
ha tI,o ,ntr,,oI;sNoocart;no snoh .d,,,,o,oo
W ny ny I, ;,'lst,, 80 s. So ;,s
10 .1 nfonnactn ,;tI aStai 'iia no
ay,d ,rastorn marlets NAV create Snch is
ANU ,atootod e; a, ir1i,,str,' h.,
e " oi oy
"ine S poiioy " S.H-c =
Iurii now, clIiHens ot M Sla,ne' nno' W your own
Sta1e: WIN an AREA ., oo'ooo squaro ln,es,
nVe .iliies a. "s S.ood
onu other State in tbe IT1ion with torasIs
co1taining a tbonsand million feet of lumber
she has devoted herself LARGELY to feedino adj
;oinino states. has furnished fleets for tbe
great Commercial emnori,ms and lumher for
ali GROWING towns. unmindful almost that
within ber borlers were nearly two tbousand
idle yater.nowers sfrom % to 100000 horse
,,,,,,or oaob n,alina an agoreoota Of ahant
10000 b"rse newer, nntiI at last consc;ons
of her latent STRENGTH and eaoer TO use If She
hos With liberal sagacitv invifed the manntac-
tnrer to come in Her mannfacturino VILLAGES
thnr,,t vet ta,v have already gathered aronnd
tbemselyes an imnrovino aSriculture. a tvpe
Of 1rhat will he when her wafer mower is
bro,aht into active oneratiop The examnIe
f,,.r, ,,od h., ono Of tboso ongbt 10 be s,,fci.
Uni :. 49,, 81 49, ,,',,orto,t ~
1 :. o,e ~. y; :. Iii ,';ua
llee. inn.y sea.a sso.. - ~ Wao ',a
psI 20. '93onT,m NJ" - oontoirs ,,';t,;r' ~
tp;t. upSu s'o 600 ano,,1o d;ehnrsas ,,,,an,, 90
rno 900 1V,.oI - po,o;,oJ h. ro;i nn9
oCUooo 'or laSol, leeeIveu oy ooa nai io,ooo .ons
y. l!elsn' SLu aenuI aTay o,0Jv, 5~s opPu, d.p,,,
suty 70 hey t,,, III .I
@ d h ~ dnutru nT M fn. bas un,drrrIn
tbo roa, SaState Of its ection and snnnprts
,;heraIIv its institutions of education and re-
iioion Tn the same work your towns of
Riddeford and Saco are also engaged.
49, ,,,oro i ,o,x,,, for NOT oro Tov;stor
90 S P;ddaford and ono Saco alone Int many
ono ,..;oIt,,a ~ ~ ,o,,,,ractros nav ioin
WIZ Wiz g. .t.n n,nah;,,r nf th;s noble State
N,nooa,, hos A,,a,,Sta 9oa,,ahf the imnulse
A,IeauS nag HuS9'., 1aoS vi Panaor mo,
Mnlle aor.,,nG r'r, au at'0r;n~ ' towns whose com
. ueeone a. . aT ha the nat1ral orowtb of interna