Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-18
DAILY tsnusbes journal.
FgIalY, AUG. IS, 1888.
CALENDAR COMING EVENTS.


RELIGIOUS.
Aug ~ Richmond CaIDpmesiing
Aug. IL 7-ffaakhn t'sHafy RtYersaiist Conysa-
tlou. West New Portland.
Ana. Is sept. spwitnaiist Csmpmsesing, Efna-
sept - s0-Y NJ. G. A. stsse Convention. Aa-
burn.
Aag' s-Advent CAmpmreting Washington.
AaZ 10 ntv.r sslist Grove Meeting sebago Lake.
Aug. Zl-AnnaaI CAmpme"tiRs. Sorthpoft.
Aug. q aasthodlst csnpmeeiins' North An
-nu.
Aug 2i-ss- Pi.ea,aqais Valley campmeeting.
Asa d sept. accompanying At China.
Aug "a sept. 1-Campmerting at >earsport-
Temperance.
Aug II ~ s4-siatc W. c. 1. u. school Of Meth
ua., O!d orchard.
Aas 4 -CumbDriand District Good TempIars.
Aug. sS-Haneock District Good Tenplars. Blue
aug ae-wa do District Good Templars. North
IalpsborD.
Aug 2s-Good Tsmplass Macs Meeting Mariana
cook
Aug % Temperance CsmFmertlog, Dresden,
A7s s,-wn.hlnktnB District Good Templars.
Aas. s6~k Knox District Good rcmplars, Gushing
Educational.
yuiy .Ang gs-oc.an Park Chautauquap Assem-
Aas a Il - Piscataquis Teachers Convention.
Fosorott
Aug. II ls-s haatsuquaB Assembly. Northport.
miscellaneous.
Aug - Reunion l7tb Maine Regiment. South
taris.
Aug q 9s-Rcunion seventh Maine Regiment.
Long f.iand Portland Harbor
Aug. N Rcanion lgth Name Regiment, Water
August % u Annual shooting Match, Lewiston.
AoJ. q Reunion 42d Ma ne Regiment. henhe-
bunk,
Aar q Reunion First Maine Heavy Artillery,
August e5~odd Follows OF Maine. 5oth Anniver
-sFy, Portland
Oct 10. II and l1-sagadahoo County Fair al
Aasu.t y Annual Reunion. First Maine cavai
~. FnrilAud
Aug I71- Annual Reunion, Sixteenth Maine
Regiment, ritt-held
Aug 2l-R Reunion First Maine Cavalry Assoeia
tipa Portland.
" ,HihfoP
..vsu the recent report Of the Unite
Consul At Vancouver, whose official
M ,... show that large proportion of the
!, - of that extensive section of cou
49,. d. done by vessels bearing the Al
ltion is
-, of facts open to the exan
OF those inclined to consider
-. showing that as to the CONNIE
BPS will -. ~
millions of European people have t
and the advantage of the United Sta
\, Tint that owing to nearness, cheapness o
patron MN csPi'ai' anu present possession
Glove will continue to hold the large pre-
e.e,t,. snce Of the shipping of the Atlantic
s,;o,.l tributaries. But on the North Pa
good '"''u o's'es mas uis i"c's ANU
4 v;sw stances so greatly in its favor that
,Iica,,d control the future il it will. Hence
,,. Ga. that such American statemen as
licy by 'e"A"' "'Sn' Al'o n'"''' c'"e 10
elusion that the North Pacific 10 to
great thester of American CONNER
clsring marine power. The many thousan
It to be more distance of the Pacific from
' CON cannot be overcome as sgainst the
: yards States. Nothing but supreme fol
work lose to the United States her great
nilling tunities lying directly before her.
try. IL Consider that the American child
p our Who will live to see the population of I
lent ~ mense country two hundred and fit
uction lions OF people. Consider thl
the opposite shores and islar
the Pacific there are now
''"a' hundred millions of people. with tn,
y and mana. fr,u,o couua-c;., rs.5. and
''"hio- prises. Consider that air aay we are
qu''e the largest manufacturing nation
u INV world. In fifty years more the volt
'cs"'' our manufactures will be almost h
""''" the measurement of figures. The
is'"e thu.e who say, Let commerce take {
''"''' Itself" There are those who say,
Ell =" do not need" what all successful GO
s'"s eisl aud maritime nations have
Wv" necessary. ocean islsni-, ships, CO
'eP""- stations, and harbors
they sassc;en, ,,.re, IN such p,rr,,
reasonable talk is, that people who
t,uo.rJ~ AMI neglects its opportunit.
in the path of certain iecadence and fl
:, ~. All ~ho have the sentiment ami the
any VI NV '"'' 'D'' -,
:. :. caaRnt he bored ,p. 1t mus, and vii
=, outlets. II must and will have ali
-. a., nee IS ny to its future development
w.. "Dear Sister,