The Osceola times., 1880-12-11

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deFlAnds u the entire civilized World
of iho-z grznd stzp.e oy-1rDgiiiies that
f1rui-h f00i and rziineni. Ehilr supply
ing the fDIndztiDn princip.sz- upon which
the o0nneroe q the E0rid = resting
They look westward ard t-y0nd the
Rio Grznde they rite the fat tia; there
lie . cruntry that j. wasting u millions
- wealth even year f9r zznt u a mar
ket that viii consume The -uprlies that
are voluntarily egutribEte1 - IT, fertile
lands - the wants u mankind They
ielye into their tabulatai -tatis,ir< and
pflclaim the fat that Mexico exports 70
England. Irance and Germany nearly
sdNDofpO Il IL pr0.lGct= annually. and
that in turn fhese countries enjoy the
prJfi.s u the trade that re-liis from the
c0rrs--.Jndenoes that regulate this grand
zzzrezzte q wealth. Tbey fJrs.ee the
effe.r- that W0uld follow the extension 0f
q railway line into that country. and
ihz. would inter1ey, the irzfiir q the in
terror long before il ! oeltsre,i on the
c0ast - te distributed throughout the
market % Continental EBr0T@ With
deep water secured az Galveston. il would
become the seaport Il Mexico. A. well as
- the great West, from whose fall0w
fields the toiling millions of the manu-
featuring districts 0f the mother c0untry
draw the -lpplie- u cereal products upon
which they s1h@ist.
The long and expensive haul q Kansas
wheat D. Baltimore would soon become a
thing u iufrequent occurrence. The
grand reach Of the OccIdent . grasp in
friendly greeting the commercial hand Il
the Orient. would IL localized and real.
izei and Galveston Island would become
the trusting place al which the mOleyed
magnate- Of the world would meet 70 de-
liver and receive the products u the
world With deep water AZ Galveston
Mexican railway would BE- built. With
deep water at Galveston the silks and
teas q China and japan that are landed
al ~an FranciScO for Eastern and Euro
pean c0u.signees would make this port
their point Of departure scr0ss Atlantic.
With deep water at Galveston port
charges on shipments Of every character
would he decreased 10 the minimum
rate. and instead Of the merchants Of
this city having o. compete With rival
cities for Il trade that is their by every
law that nature can assert, they would
Ls4ar.rrua r The and
could dictate to other places the condi-
tions by which the movements OF com
merce would he regulated