Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-10-31

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fsess- He finds the politics VI bic st
ton. tse elsees II controls. and the ave-
rus~ 70 irnnsnss Is affords dominated.
1ised 90 snd choksd by bis elders He
Erds tie farm too SMALL. its sfsis tso
sterile. its psoEts insufficient for his
ambition. He notes tbs dressy rt1s'ns
a life In the little village where be
1rev 10 To manhood His soul rebels.
He reads Of the West, eonysrse~ with
frsends vino have bssn this side u tbs
Rockies and rsturnsd 10 visit, sDd-
starts out 10 sssk his fortune. This 10
Why cd country towns are dull, why
tbs farms are neglected. and Why The
western DEates and Territories ars peo-
rssd with tbs briehsss9, most ambitious
snefgexsc and eDtsrpTiina Young men
and women Of New England and the
NiadIe States. The pIodders stay al
home, content 10 follow In the old
established rat. 20 live and die upon the
old farm, o. in the Little store AZ she
scorners." The yiriis, rBssssrfal yonnp
men come West, out On ths broad prsi.
rie4. into the mines o. the timber, and
buiId I'D cities and conmsnsesitbs
Here b room. Here ars opportunities
Here II gsperoas rivalry. Here are Nv.
snoss nnoecupisd, virgin fields untitled
Here are svift, sure and cosDplste re-
wards. Here IL nsw life, . busy
buoysnt, vigorous people, Surrounded
With The choicest gifts Of nziurs, and a
ret uuframneilsd by conyeDtionaiisies
and moi hernmcd Ia BY long tstabissnec
and restrictive customs- 80 al oseI
The West are spread the ssions Of kes
EnQIand stock, and while the old tres
h still vigoroas- IL always 30 con
tinue--thsrs remsin bat few thrift,
sspIingx. They have taken root In {
LAID where there IL more room and bet
f<r s6dI Tar sturdy and extended oruxfh