The Red Cloud chief., 1878-10-10

when The reNu.siYu hNd fair,
come established md rv.i.,l.... a.. ..9,.
cry ~s- set up that our iniuur. Il,
velopm.nt hNi t.,omc UNIV Aal..,p.
excessive. sas,eiul Nnd unnatural ana
mat The an.upiulc 81 labor and ravt,
must - turned into other pursuit.
chief, agriculture and pastoral Ia.
Injunction Ia go W-.I ~As.rr' NJ m
such y chorus that thousand. hay,
pt-'lcd II, and taken 60 tanning go,
ing n stock raising on the new ',nd.
NJ the West Manufacturers h,,. A..
been injured by the change. NOT has. ~.
market for foreign E,Ods Improved 90
the contrary u has steadily declined
and imports VI some staple article. haS.
disappeared entirely Hut the mgr,
tory movement has created Al In.
crease IN the raw products available
Tor export. Never before ha,r the DO.
mcsuc staples turn shed such an Anund
ant means for Crmmcrrla. ruisrpris.
In this "" have n iurc,A,,c nfthc titur,
resources and greatness IT th" r"puN,l,
Tor what has thus far h,"n done ,u
limited scale in a few States and tern.
torit- on the Western border. can b,
done on a prudigiuu. scale in 4 region
equal IN area 10 the whole ut the Allan
tie States. II Ne scrr tu send tn ,hn,,
remote territories a millIon,N wear from
the oyctilos If Europe, the entire ma,,
could find profitable occupation ,A,r,
in agricultural aud pastoral pursuits
The natural inquiry, " there shall We
hnd markets for such ilmitlr.s pruduy',7
~ sufficiently answered hy r,icrruc, 10
the repeated iamIuc- m India and CHINA.
Ia tn" millions Ia Europe who's, food
seldom includes inca ct wheat read.
and la the increasing want, Of our "
rapidly increasing population
Upon thcs" raw staples immtus, dp.
nestle iudustic> ARE reared. and h,u,,
the mor' people 20 into these asrtcu,.
turai and pastoral pursuits the mere
do the manufactures flourish IN Oh.
course oi I'VE Years OF hard times the
migratory movement has gradually ar.
quired great strength and h"adwa,. ant
/, now bids fair Ia 90 on more and more
withou, reference Ia the condition Of
business. These movements are con.
tagious and epidemic. aud continue
through "A whole era until they run IN.
Ia excess. when "a Revision rn~ucs.
The las, era did wonder, tor Illinois.
Iowa, Indiana, Michigan. Wisconsin,
Minnesota. Missouri and kansas The
new era has begun in Minnesota, IrNa>.
Kansas. Dakota aud Nebraska. but Will
probably take n lar wider sweep II l.
possible that the foreign iuiiu> ma, hc
resumed. but the machinery hN which
European exodus wa- managed aud III.
...,..t n.A, 80 l..- l.A,. I. A-l
or destroyed.
No one - cares 10 attempt Ia re-
sist this great movement into agricul.
iural and pastoral pursuits. sine" 1t
must b. evident that all other lines ui
business hay" beer irtriullN oNcrduu"
But IL j. beginning Ia h" apparent that
the mere volume oi our stapl" products !
is destined to take possession Of the
worlds market. Whatever the future
may be- IN regard "a - exports IT man
uiacturcs, there cannot be the shallow
Of doubt as to our raw products. our
people have obey ed the advice So per-
sis,en,iy given them with their custom.
ary zest, enthusiasm and unanimity.
II We were to become mainly agricul.
tural and pastoral. and devoted Ia raw
products, the world must prepare To
pay us for our exports. Tor II - now
obvious that We can continue Ia bc self
supplying in manufactures.
Matters have worked singularly we'll
for the republic. We are great and
powerful in so many distinct lines tina,
the future is relieved of all doubt. II
Europe insists upon our being farmers,
shepherds. and stock raiscrs let us show
Fthc world that in these lines the capsc
ity Of the republic has been as little un.
dcrstood as in finance and manufac.
lures. All our staples ought o com.
mand the worlds commerce M readily
~ petroleum. cotton. breadstufis and
provisions do. Moreover. the prosper
ity of the farming interest must renew
the European influx North american.