New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-05
creas,ng capital value and annual net revenue Oh vi"

creasns capital value and annual net revenue Oh "'
state forest. , ., ,,rast
polcy II India which OF special slenhcitcc " .h
rs citizens OF country where any incfIeresc w
Government with private rights would be so VlsorousN
rcscnted and where private enterprise must oo"'0'
qucntly play auspicious a pait. - .c1.ors .,
oil c,.,d :. has GRADUALLY been formed in The state
forests. Who's services are ayailabis Tor tHe
" ,ndv. The example set by the well managed state
f,rcet, and the steadily increasing revenue when tne
Yield. have induced native princes ana ot ,oose;
without which audable purpose ian't nccessaIIi
ail ere hand and the whole situation alsnCS no''
f,vorthiy for the future prosperity OF the country!
In Inc time allotted me II has boon Impossible To 90
nlorr than glance At the chief points OF l9rest P'}
in a few Of the many lands which TEEN win lntcro,'
IN M respect. | would gladly have call1d your a.,
cntion 10 Austria. where excellent 1orsl
rpholds the general principles which we hayc zen
afcompIshcd elsewhere; and TO Italy. where te ,iie
Of Government forests forced on the state by Inc
pressure Of financial necessity. j, beginnnS 10 W
Evil fruit. 4 circle Of lands around The Mcdlter-
I,nean might hav" been cited u instance the lam,
ions results If dcfooStafion and from some of t",e
} fnrthor proof might have been sdduccd to show
al what co,t such must be repaired But Ing
countries which have dstanced MS on me r0ld ioWap
out attention. Without combining ourselves to tu
rope whore We mEht have stopped ID T!l oo AZ
lions As forest proprietor, aud where even ill., u,.i
might have shown rs the heS,neS ., c,TGy Of
Imitation I'm lands which accustomed I" conSiuci
RS far behind II. in All that goe' to mAhr rvI t9n
and is training officers at the forest school at TOXIC
Cape Colony has efficient forest stan tIitiks "
which The Government is in receipt OF u n?t TFvehuc
from the management ~ its forests. ana Na'ai ha'
recently engaged German forest officer 20 take chars
II It's interests in that line victoria mas NSrrSe u
Tasmania have followed her lead IN Inc appoihtmc,,t
~ forest officers New Zealand has taken the rXaHpl
n th Eascrn Australian colonies and Ceylon. Java and
the FIJI Islands and Others have made steps III uc
right direction. .., ...onotoe
Dr. Schlichs statement OF me dcSttlcIiVc u.uc,o
NJ private forest ownership in India might win equl
truth have BEEN made general proposition. ~
the salient fact which the history OF inc forests e
Tho Garth seems 20 teach hut nowhere have the proofs
Of rs truths taken such gigantic proportions as IN me
United states We are surrounded by the caIarnit"l'
resnIts of the course we are now pursuing The PEG
Mo whose Intelligence and foresight most WORTHY
" respect have shown that thc SOLUTION OF .l. P''
lcr ~ forest protcctlon lies In forest management ~
fact u seems as though there were almost no pNIuI%
or semicvilzed countrg in either hemisphere WITT
cannot stand ~ us a. an example or warning. I'D
mi, great truth they bear witness win nned voice
The care Of the forests Is the duty OF the Macon.