Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-09-26
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II was wise advice that Old sage and phil.
opher, Horace Greeley, gave the young nc
q the great 81 and croried cities wilesa he t,,
them IN response pithe inquiry oi whsrc a,
how they should seek their fortunes. Il, .se
Yves. = and fight the battle ia tI.r New Worl,
tlie great Northwest. People mag. feel ii
clincd to laugh at the rather broad nature,
such - counsel bgt never ne was moro and bette
d advice given III less words- The old ma
j knew well from Personal experience, VIA
were the struggles 81 tile poor young men i
the oyer4crowtlcd fffies of tihe East. wi,er iI,s,
the line drawnI betagen capital aha Labor
50 byoaliaud Gle cs,asnl SO deep that the al
tempt 20 pass from The ranks Of tic latter /.
tftatoof the former is almost sure 10 end II
failurea sisAss ss7iz s'5Isf515ifs Tsgiis tfsia6
lin she great Aundcyeloped west there il II
fortune for all, If honestly strives for. mi
is no cheap talk. but the plain, honest frutf
loftie matter Bylalfortnae for ali We tIo i,o
wish to 0beuntlerstood as stleclariiig that cyery
maflgwho casts his lines III this new cf,,,ntrt
will xitliina few months or even years he.
come q Grasus, but that every man VIC
koDestly works Tor II may at lcast ill Tie
nlssasaresOf the common expression, ..doihe
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These facts are daily becoming more and
more Impressed upon the minds Of the labor
ers and mechanics of The East and the Old
World. Emigration 70 the western States
and Territories is Increasing greatly toa i de-
greefhat almost reaches multiplication. So
much is this q TACT as regards some portions
of Europe that a'recent telegram from ST.
Petersburg makes the STARTLING statement
that soinc 0t the smaller villages of The Rus
sian Empire are becoming almost tlcpop,i.
lated.a Emigration from those countries has
become a mafter Of systematic business. IN
stead of coming us individuals the farmers
and artizans form themselves into colonies
and meys In great bs dies. These coIaitfsts
are not necessarily poor men, Ontlie con-
trarys they almost invariably bring consider
able means with thcn, and are therefore ali
the more valuable to the interests of the
country they locate upon. fa4A ls1a Fiiissa a
According 10 the Free West. Il newspaper
kS'sOsSeSp tfhttUfdt u1Oye-
nient is about TO be inauguratcd in England
for the purpose OF foreign colonization. THIS
movement sis intended TO present to- capital
and labor q lair field for enterprise. Ii il IN
tended TO- parchase lands in the West for the
foundation eOl new towns. and 10 locate ii,
sl,cse towns and surrounding rarning settle
n@nts, the surplus laborcrs OF the mother
country: II is Intended to secure the capital
4 the company III the judicious reservation
a reserved lands, the increased value of
which will offer to capitalists n greater in
crest on Investments than can be met with |
q any other channel. Unemployed. labor
md unpccupicd land will be brought into
mutual service. and the two great elements |
# wealth made thoroughly productive.
T And wlli should not we receive, our share,
4 This great asalapche Of western Ecmisra-l
ion? Croakers may talk and ,doubters croak,
ut the fact patent to-day that there
> not upon Gods footstool richer and more
rab'e soil--a more perfect and beautiful .un-
developed gaiden-ti,an that upon which is
ituated our young city. General Rosser,
writing OF that part of Dakota traversed by
he Northern Pacific Railroad, is accreditetll I
With saying: ''Ail talk of 'alkali and .des-
ert' has passed away, and those who visit
bis region leave it impressed u ith its fertil-
y and beauty. It is now an acknowledged
.ct that this entire country is susceptible of
l,igi state of cultivation. We can reach.
oal by running up the Missouri river fifty
+ sixty miles, and we are in the very heart
the oalregion, at sixty miles west of the
Iissouri river, on the direct route of our
bad. With coal. this country will soon be-
Dme one vast farm.n s. slf@