The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1873-1875, 1875-01-20
THE E,P.R, Rand s1rss1Ef:t e
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], How It Looks to.'aa'1 4 n 14loqntsanis Uni 81 ,

co.,...na.n.. 'fortani.n. a sgssa OIL e9sitl .Egs
| Il must Be painful TO- every lover Of,
the country's. prosper ity 20 read the OBJ.
iections Of the press against y enterprises
which allsmust seet0s be fore thslbenefit
soffthe entire country, Whether At be
the building Of q r.ilroad. Che cutting.
of I. canal or the putting !, down aoof q
plank in the village sidewalk, the same
hue and cry is raised and most always
:byathose whose necksi are not endanger-,
ed on snidssidewalk, andawhose pockets.
are quite safe, from At tacka AZ byy y railroads.
;It is not of the sllghtests consequence it.
whole states be shut out from prosper
sity, for want of a. proper highway, 50
long, as their little sections do not 5gre-.
Iceive the direct benefits of such enter:
,prlses they set themselves against them
firmly. One would suppose tia cardinal
virtue for these people to carry ont the
principle 3 o some, journalists Who
magines the province of journalism.oto,
consist in pitching into everything and
everybody outside of,the little circle In
which they:.eyegetate. / But lin cases
where the general benefits are certain;
where the need is vast; where actual:
loss results from a,failuresdto supply.
such need, ,one would suppose no object
ion could, be- ralsed.a 1T is aso2 The man,
who would build his faith on such an.
idea is urlacquainted With the resources
Of the human / mind when !. 1t would
object. Ifttit:l be- a. project requiring
government aid what a chance ID shout
Sswindle, "'."'robbery, monopoly = etc,
and all the horrors Of the middle pas:
sage" Of loans between the government
treasury and the 2country'so need are
paradigmed before the people through
all the moods and lenses, possible and
impossible. ;It.seems to us the ,veriest
nonsense to- bowl, and shrek about
swindling and all that when "a fourth Of
the country is suffering for 50 needful
4 thing as = highway across it. There
was, perhaps, some exalted appropria-
itions made IN regard to the transconti:
Mental road now in ,existance. Has the
country, in general and the Pacific
section in particular considered how
great : benefit the road has besn2 how
sthoroug ghly it has opened up the vast
resonrces Of the hitherto unspProach.
able regions, and how perfect "a life
from the dead it has been to California
and her neighbers on that coast AlleY
there has hesn roddery, rrascalits ..and
np ofa great private fortunes;
q nnst 8 tost stQA9N Tfnat II lanptner roaa Is
,pp'N across the continent the l,ke must
be agaln Re: Pie leg!T Y. IKE: e: thea hea-
then Ghlnee5peepll llafs Ieesay ;nothngI
sbout the bench g tof, such e alsd,h.ghway
already overiaylng az tne rooosEy, .1n1 q
HAT so fesiraule 81 section as the Almost q
DIM orthwsst nnss pe
sNort at thaltsssnsssS IS ,besaa9se" scnebodY VIII!
maksan &. saeyaout 81 4ae, oppe1atlon ..lt
WhI sbes remena0efeds, 1nat tine, fgovexn
fnent a sunBoAastt@a.de as to dt9e: P4 ohanle 1l
cost o6!ss,chdaaroad, that the hestyeln
l54 =, Is af,dertakEilpgA 4 In
spraetioabl nthatnseven theiy projectors
could c. form no aPProx.mase ESTIMATE ESTIMATE ol
lthe Icosfsatne dttncnieys !, Foi; caIlyt1e
thrSltgh such = 1nQin tanloqs eonn M
1EYs sbeingarnnknoMa .t3o them ana 80
every bepy n. y M,thee tmne .bsnK done
sth noAn,Ii will be Il. n tar moFe 'ua9l
difficult tsslsiaup tale,eompanya 20, swim
die An on tta 6cca stoft...@, q 1Lo4us q rs ca can
be granted under such rss1ncs'ons !, ssSa! e!
secure tl,ei proper 'ase tnd !; 'lsTtos ~ be
hoped that there yet reuaal integrity
in somebody>NNhsA s'sst5,s, t'1 ---".sE2a 263 2o
NARROW Limits ofsah newspaper
article It tiso; impossibls toss,saye what :. t