The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-03-06

you TOT TWO nOufB m tLb uafK cluSbb uuuor
the stairs" God Is the father Of the human
race. He has at least hve sons, North
American, o South American, European
an Asiatic, and an African. The North
American shifts the breeze and he says TO his
four brothers and sisters: "Let the South
American stay in South America, let the
European stay in Europe lot the Asiatic
stay In Asia, let the African stay In Africa,
but America Is for me. | think 1t Is the
parlor Of the whole earth like its carpets
OF grass and its upholstery Of the front win.
dow, namely the American sunrise, and the
upholstery Of the back window, namely
the American sunset. Now want you
all to stay out and keep to your places"
Z am sure the Father of the whole
human race would hear Of it and chastise
ment would come and, whether by Garth
quake or flood or drought or heaven darken-
ing swarms OF locust and grasshopper or
destroying angel Of pestilence, God would
rebuke our selfishness as nation and say
TO the four winds Of heaven: "rhis world
is my house and the North American is no
more my child than Is tho South American
and the European and Asiatic and the AT
ricau. And built this world for all the
children, and the parlor is theirs and all Is
theirs" For let me say, whether we will
or not, the population Of other lands will
come here. There are harbors oil the way
from Baffin's bay to Galveston and II you
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land be overerowded. Such persons had bet,
ter take the Northern Pacific or Union Pa.
cific or Southern Pacific or Atlantic and
Charlotte Air Line or Texas Sante Fe, and
10 long tourney. and find out that no more
than q tenth part OF this continent ia fully
cultivated. II a man with hundred acres Of
farm land should nut all his cultivation ON
one acre he would be cultiyatipe a larger
ratio Of bis farm than our nation "a ow occu.
pying Of the national farm. Pour the whole
human race. Europe, Asia, Africa and all the
islands OF the sea, into America and there
would be room To snare An the Rocky
Mountain barrenuess and ALI other Ameri.
can deserts are TO be fertilized. and as Salt
Lake CITY and mueh Of Utah which oncs
yielded not blade of Rrnss now by artia.
cial irrigation have become Rardens. 40 a
large pa.t of this continent that now il too
poor TO grow even A mullein staIk or n
Canada thistle, viii. through ARTIFICIAL irri.
CATION, like an Illinois prairie wave with
wheat or like Wisconsin farm rpstle with
corn tasseIs. Beside that. after peyhans a
century or two more. when this continent
Il quite well occupied. the tides N immi.
grafton will turn the other way. Politics and
governmental affairs being corrected on the
other side OF tho waters. Ireland under
different regulation turned into garden
will invite back another generation OF
Irishmen, and the wide wastes Of Russia
brought from under depotIsm will with her