The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1892-02-20
MARYLAND'S RESOURCES.
ITS NEEDS AND REQUIHEMETs FOR
FURTHER DEVELOPMENT.


ITS NEEDS AND REQUIREMETs FOR
FURTHER DEyELOPMENr.
Cecil County and Its Many Advantages
for Capitalist ana SettIer-Rare
Opportunity Offered For
tune-Seekers.
ELEroN, Feb. 1o-(Sbe1aD.-
The wonder is unceasing that indus
triouS mind and muscle in his
broad land IS prone to believe and
act on the belief, that the only ade-
quate reward for faithful effort is to
be commanded by taking Horace
Greelys worn out and exploded
expletive as the sum of all wisdom.
Why men who are able and willing
to work and know how to apply the
human faculty to human conditions
and necessities should be, genera
ton after generation, deluded by
the petulart adjuration of much
bored humanitarian passes reasonable
comprehension. Why should imam
my brother man, the worker" go
West" to find an arena for his toll
and recompensc for his labors, while
the balmy climate and responsive
soil Of "Maryland, My Maryland, -
is inviting, with widowed fascination,
the honor OF his court?
The sun shines no brighter any
where.
The clouds yield the verdure Of
their benignant leak nowhere more
timely and temperateIy. The
soil is nowhere more kindly disposed
Its contormites are nowhere more
helpful. Winters are nowhere less
bleak. Summers are nowhere less
lairer or lovelier. Green valleys and
bright rivers nowhere greener or
brighter. The tide of the sea no
where kiss the shores more gently.
The mountain rills nowhere purl
more placidIy toward the booklet
and the rivers. TIE fish that swim
in the water courses are nowhere
more lavishly provided with natures
nutriment, and the oxen that browse
on its gentle slopes are nowhere
more contented with their cud than
just here in Maryland. In short,
nature has done everything tor
Maryland, while only man is vile"
enough to fail OF appreciation.
WEALTH OF OPPORTUNITY.
If the Aea0S, that is giving such
healthy promise OF sssR purpose
to CAUSE two blades OF grass to spring
where one langushed before can
convince man The worker" that
Maryland IS industry's wideopen
workshop, it will be benetactor
more faithful than Its imaginines.
And why should it not? The genera
ton OF the near future must certainly
recognize the wealth of opportunity
that the land OF the Chesapeake
offers. Why should notthe anxious
toiiers of to-day realize that the
mountains OF Maryland, rIch in
almost every mineral ci intrinsic
value, and its glades pregnant with
every industrial possibility, its water
courses that seem to defy obstacle,
and its overland ways are fast becom-
ing highways to ealth's remotest
bounds, would enable them 10 dis
tance competition and cause inteIli-
gent thrift to overgrow its own ambi-
ton? Verify, why?
The fact is that there is not a spot
in Maryland that does not surpass in
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