The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1873-04-05

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~ "hen w 9'hth Hss anythtuk tlt Ipsft Af
." MN gfauts 'f"m The S-fth su.i .tI. l.ss u
~ ifeei slave hgsdrs'is -, a. .r.at nes,-ei
h"esei b. ti.ts CITY, and Abe rctalt ..tfst aua
ihifS 81 ths Population ~ rsI-isd
:" ennfsr the cnl1fel l.cppie lfeat it..ai ti.s
piahiht"h' af" iFn"raui snt utsi,st lated g.
e"mpeie lh The much more ,n'ell sru' ihct
stc consequently isrcsd e. w1fk "a abirct o..
city nr reset 90 piuudcfias aud mur isfine
~h'th many arc dong a'.st cInclualiy. - thc
~tr brutal murders. The details Ut which ,H.,-
fessAef- arc e"gnissni clearly ipdirsie :.
"a' MISUNDERSTANDING statistics show thst ifrf
Ef"aa .l,. I, r.r.ily s4lsnsiug N thu Wet
production ~ all kinds ~ iron In nigTe.sn.
Ohio stand second. aud ia fail-nai iron film
ncuulics the ssule position The Wrate,u
states has" bat Just commenced their nov ys.,,
VI industrial Development and u grows daitv
NOR" apparent that s"on they will become tie
great productive centre nt tho Union The tr,,,,
famine now threatened in Europe rap M, All
70 stimulate American enterprise o. such an
extent that protection Ter manufacture. will M
longer b. required
The idea hat No eau dispense with either
army "r navy even ~ our remarkable ts,sttiet,
W ta.- continent Isolated ~ w. are from lie
eniangicn"uts ~ European politics. can not
i"rce iisrli upuu the Ihpulsr Hind although
there have been snhI" considers ale efforts la pro
seut tia, side of the question. Congress, how.
ever. appears Ia have bocu Impressed with the
Necessity 81 providing i"g the naval arm al u.
ti"nai dri"n"a by ordering the construction ol
eight new steam siool's II war. The battle for
the practical work unior this appropriation
lies b"twrru ID" ir.n ahd wooden ihipbuildins
hTms vb" have got up q lively competition. =
II ~ question which material iron or wood i
the more eligible icr naval construction.
Meanwhile European nations aru cncnmbcrins
themselves with great nIsss at .svsl material
which Increasing 'lifo'Yrric. arr constantly
snPcrcr'ling.
Our production 1T the precious motalr, west
"i the Mississippi. amounted a. $6s,236.g3 or
millions more thsn IN 1871. Tho increase Is
attributed especially a. the increased produce
ton II Nevada aud Utah. The production Of
statcsagu nd teTritoricsswas ne iollowsi Nevada,
$s5.5sts5I; California, Sig.0la.o9s; Montana.
Si,ii:.f3As Utah. $ass?i.eso; Colorado, s3,eOI.
$50 idsbe, s3,Jlfps Oregon, u ,90503t:
Dr. itisb Col6dshis, 80 sa.05t wsstcoast Of Mex
100. st5S.oIi. Thiseuiargement Of gold pro.
ductiou hsa au important aud fortunate bear.
ing upon tho present. development the worlds
resources. We IN .'ur present dnaneial predic-
will have special reason Ia colgratn
late ourselves upon this fortunate increase.
The comptroller of tho Currency 10 .going
assume 10 ID business under the National bank