Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-03-03


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lut to ay compared MI. them 81, . :atr,
among u.aHA.a4. The S.1Wta o! yap..A-
ton May uc scu,s4..N 444tI>,Yv. ,I .a.Y.1
the Eluwia oi Ve4.t. a.4 resources ~
each census 20 I-IoI,.u STAT, indicate, a
u-met.tA. a4' 'ar..e, Il may ,5f iA, most psrt
.,. inferred that fresh ,Hea.> oi >-ppor, bas q
o,cu made available. V ten. however. ever,
Successive scu>4> N ii, United State, gy-
.
faith il 'At instinct % human uailr, not To-
m..-plS beyond the power oi existence j.
sc4s.r.N urr-el to leA>>lEv AlNlvtN. Iat
-IauIrh winch !, to feed iA, urs MI. on,
Nu.yA have come. ;ae million, which ATE 20
follow, piles AZ, >rof,, ..r the whole World
,a errr.Is tarn. Zach added American c.tl-
zen La, hot 10 search for the livelihood
Nature hides sumoV here OF other .oi all her
children. Tie Is born %! imported with H.,
inheritance labeled and allotted He has
but 20 70 West or North. OF South: there
II - awaiting A.> advent.
European population. even the home pupu-
lat.ou oi Great britain, II mus, b, 4ckuuw.
edged, have rather iu their decenn.al polls
!OoA Ui boys growing Out Of their clothes.
An elbow uT al ankle Is sure 70 be seen be
traSIng a want oi proportion between pas,
resources and present demands. On The,
other side OF the Atlantic there j a maya
z.ue Of clothes Warranted to tit all ages and
sues. Good sOA = crlIng out eyeryW here
tor IT. owners TO come and possess il. They
have not 10 conquer and annex. Though
the domain Oe .lIng deso.ate. or be d hunt
Ing ground for Indians. il contesses itself
their own, for them 10 enter and cuiOy It as
l.
How fresh thousands and hundreds OF thou
sands OF acres are continually being brought
under tlllage. Europe requires no census
from " Washington 10 tell. The West and
Northwest are a home farm for the older
hemisphere; the laborers on TINS side Of the
Atlantic hear the echo OF each mile OF ter
rltory broken up by the plow on that. The
census shows that the growth i universal
and not partial. The census itself. accord
ing to our PhIladelp lphia correspondents ac-
count of Col. McCIure's inquiries. hardly
does justice 10 the energy with which the
South Is keeping pace with the rest. The
rate IN one class of industry apprOximates
10 that OF another. As the farmers of MIN
nesota have multiplied from i39, 100 IN 1870
to 1SO. .oO7 IN 1880. the commercial and
mining population OF Pennsylya ania has
risen from 3,j2l ,9jl to 4.2S2. 2.13S. While
the vegetable and mineral riches of the
West are being reduced into possession for
ne benefit of the universe at large, Ameri-
can cities assert their right to take toll of
the fruits before they are distributed over
the earth. II the State of Colorado can
boast 1853 inhabitants against 39.S64
ten years ago, Chicago points, after a pro-
portion hardly unequal, TO j03 ,304 citizens
against 29S, ,9II in 1870, and San Francisco
to 233, $50 as against l49,473. When cities
have enlarged to the dimensions of New
York and Brooklyn, Philadelphia, Boston
and Baltimore, they extend more slowly, yet
they. too, may discover ample foundation in
the census OF last June for their own belief
that they are taking higher rank among the
commercial cities of the world. What is
more remarkable still is the equivalent ex-
pansion of smaller local centres That Gin
cinnati, and New York, and Baltimore. and
ST. Louis, and the like, should fringe the
vast grain and cotton. and eef-bearing
regions of the Union with populous and
luxurious towns, is only what might have
been expected. 1t was certain that they
would grow with the growth of agricultural
industry. To the late Mr.. Corbett they
would have seemed as much of idle wasting
wens az London itself with its Mayfair, its
Exchange, its Parliament, and its Law