The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1889-03-07


bic when the product is spun in the country
town by operatives whose necessities call for
diversified crops and create home demand
for garGen and agricultural products Every
new mine, furnace and factory is an exten-
sion of the productive capacity of the state
more real and valuable than added territory.
Shall the prejudice and paralysis of slavery
continue to hang upon the skirts of progress.
How long will those who re ioice that
slavery no longer exists cherish or tolerate
the incapacities it puts upon their communi-
tiesi look hopefully 10 the continuance of
our protective system, and to the cons. quent
development Of manufacturing and mining
enterprises in the states hitherto wholly given
to agriculture, AS n potent influence in the
/ perfect unificaton of our people. The men
who have invested their capital in tho Sc en-
/ terprses the farmers who have felt the ben
eft OF their neighborhood and the men who
work III shop OF field. will not tail to find and
i defend community OF interest.
1t is not quite possible that the farmers and
/ the prom' tcrs Of the great mining and manu-
/ featuring enterprises, hich have recently
/ been established in the south, may vet find
that the free ballot of tue workingman. with.
out distinction of race, Is needed for their de
fense as we'll rs for his own. | do not doubt
that il these men in the south who now ac-
cont tho t,riY v;eu,s If CLAY and tho eons,i,,,
tional ax,osit,ons of W,Ist,., would conr.
ocaouvfy ,vo,, and d,fand tbsir raal oan,.io
,inns tbov would unt find il dimoni, ~,
rr,a,alv instruct. , ,ud cn.nn.rn,iop N n.I.
tho bl,cl. man TN. in efficient and .afa a,l,
no, only in ESTABLISHING CORRECT nr;nci,los IN
| ON, nntionnl administration hut in ,,,as.,,
INC for thp,r lor0l communities tho b.nef,,s
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