Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-10-17


uiias s-ts q nature TO her utmost capabilities /
il. these iiaes. III order to- seallze rapidly. +
making no .tleqnate returns snr taeir xpecta- !,
tions. either i'll The preparation er care OF the
soil oT in provision and cflnfort for anaaals.
The result was loss. but through negligencr /
only. even now at the rlll 0f this most fruit
fill year, III particular localities, the supply I
will nxertop the demand. the market will BE- I
glilftcf s,ail bcc.use the earth yielded abn,,-
danl1y sone viii see great loss and discnu-
IA e, nients To fhessA will ensue. Aud III the /
long run lnany ranches will be. by such I
slroir.sin the moral hive Abandoned, il not
aialIsionSJ. tie lll9l, pressure system, OF
farming Wilt cause the lands to tssfsriorlse III
quality and value. Many Others in their
haste to multiply large bands Of cattle aud
horses trusted to natures protection and na-
lures generous pastures. and make no suit |
able provision for the housing and feeding OF
ther animals. and thus. rs last winter. thou
sands perish helplessly, and loss and dis
conragement follows. Now all of this slip
shotl and temporary system has been changed.
Our people have been induced to give up the
chance-lottery system and settle tFowas tss the
legitimate systen. of labor and production
| That they now enjoy cor tinuols and steady
iuco ss,. the mighty resources OF this
great and glorious nsouatain country thstl~
opng ard expanding. and tens Of thousands
of The hoGest, steady SONS of toll Of their
own race. focking 10 their standard. AID
augmenting their wealth and prosperity
4 Kan thoxyn IN fl,a e. ttlr4, ncf hey
| in the past tes seasons Civ, up the attempt
to kill the goose that laid the golden eggs.
/ They must cease to regard themselves as pill
/ grims in a foreign Eintl. and leave off from
the attempt to rifle and ravish nature in the
mere spirit of adventure. There is no eli
mate in e United States so salubrious as
this here is no territory Which possesses
equal advantages, IN soil and climate. timber
and water. and III grandeur and beauty OF
/ scenery with this. There is none SO prr-en,-
inentIy fitted for the home aud residence OF
a strong and brave and intelligent and a nn-
mero,ls people rs this.
Then Why should our people hurry through
lie. burdencd with care and anxiety, passing
q aud repassing. and rushing from place to
j place. like booted md spurred knights hay
ing no home. in their haste to rifle nature OF
her wealtl., and all regardless Of her glory
ard beauty. and her health and life-gisina
climate.
Why not find q home. = sacred frc-siut.
and an altar of contcmplat!on. :Anes Il iieL
for fhc cultivation not nirly Of The soil ant
!. material resources. but OF the intellectual
, and moral affec tioins also. for these have
value which cannot be weighed in gold ant
silver.
), VIII. al due respect to the enterprise !,
:. tile batcl,rlor farmers. miners. stock-faisers
fmercharts ;prtizs IS. ETC.. we are cOnstfalnet
: to saw. that this beautiful country has 10 us
for them. They are n l,lsrt ami damage Z
to it. and their condition is a cruelty and Al
:. Outrage 10 nature, to man and to beast. lie
us work to create a sentiment in favor of set
!, tied social lie. whether in city or country
!, The fnai1y is the foundation Of the State
aud in its sacred relations and intereonrs
sanctifis,s ant, elevaes all life and all business
:. civil and social relations. This nobleinstitl
!, tfon for which have tile honor Of speaking
:. today. can be a strong power to lnh'g abou
!, such a feeling Al sentiment among the pee
:, ple. 1t is founded upon jesst and true prnc
! pes; upon principles calculated to prom"t
J interest, harmony and homogeheity anon
:, the people. aud thus, TO r,aae taenaa settled
civilized and hightontd coll'iaaonWeait
!, working together for the attainment OF "a
hest results, physically, intellectually all
!, morally. And | trust that it will Use it
powers in a way, to psoiA,'te sncir aresu!
:. Let its offers OF premiums. ce such ofaiy.'
I. will enc, urage honorable coinpetitnn III til
!, legitimate branches and pursuits OF the prt
s duetive industry and business Of Il is ferr
& tory. Incorporating as tar us possible tile Sc
!. eial and lni .esiic itiea. aud never pery-rtiii
], lis powers. te tue encouragement nf aWies
Il aud ilegitimaie ways OF acquiring money
!. and INV word for it, this Institution Will be
!. blessing aud benson to tie people of IT,
Territory which cal,i,ot be dispensed will
j, The tact.tllat we have such ali Institution
:, aud that beIleld before me So many parci
]. land children. ST. many Of the true elenieh
ut social and national life. IL an eileour.g
!, Ememt and an angnry of gond fnr TIE inl'if
How changed te-iay the seel es ;lntt socie'
- nf a few years ago, which | 9 deayor'
=. briefly 10 depict, not however. ms exclusive
!, applicable ta Montana. as photograph u
=. early DAYS of uaiuing liie aenpE,liy io-ds
= =, m,sx eiljzens .,f our Territory are recordt
In t,p c:,lansler Of farmers, liked. periiiasle
- anl persistent III that avocation. Wlh,, y ie
&. years ago callsI harllF, hc pers.stleu =, Y
dow, fi,e ,,,ia,er' i pick and brighten nItiiss
nnbliny lsar tic rnstc,l and neglected. pao'
!, share. The ,nareii OF ilnprescinei's + sasi
S. tii.nt in every adpantreenf to which VIC Ia
s. retarfrsI. lHeretnipre the number OF aeah
stock Only was c.a,sitltreil nov. tie q,.i.ll
=. sss,.ns iii. PARAMOUNT consideration an'''
q. the en.rrprising and successful sfnck-ralst
81 MaaltaAia All to whom she u most lllac'
S. cd kr k.,r large aud well bred horses may
81 mentioned p,,inelexter &, Orr. and SWet
- S 3eaver Head. Dnlphy Of GalIatii'. ks',fs
s. Deer .aage. Firurry. Hall Wytteilbach. MI
l;Iernlood a,.sl Eui i.rie. Of iielena. and nis
IS, Others whose names will live ~ i;'e yel
m, published History of ON ns3alataiii lIof'e
III. ia,a.s,fttrsai hloodrd sires and lls g 4
IS, cfs oil u sysleln Of stock-rsissng fiIas III
- ultimately piaee NInl;t;asx IN worthy f1sa
With thu olier Si.les. And u, the click
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