Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-02

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tAls cs0n1ry NJ onis al th<y k.ss l1l--
p.lrsaaaz - = soass< q ss.ppiy, bur ~ t..s.r
sea- an<T thFssazh ez1lsffaks9n Aad otA~r-
u1se they ~eaid create ssst market -
.-.e><sbi~ AEsa - exclusive u the tnls<d
Ss-.tsa thai notAlax "a Is history ~oaid -
t<s4ef1 a. tfa--s ILss. Il AichAszn. " -
oon4ln a1i Hi1-eseta have tssal eosts1o-
utury ~ t1e benefits a tnis country u
aksorptsou Il 1o<sts "a lie ons Ibid AID
thrH szffiy OF fo--i al fs~ material "a
ths o<Aer. "a viii also the development "a
r~Ssxs a eqoA area aud equal rseaE'ess
wtkhin the British pes-~Ssisns-
Tbs ignpenflEs scolosutc r~soiation,
thxrufoxs. = fun q -ie1l4ac.Sce regarding
tie ncrt4srn fe>yion Il shs ecotines4t, a. Il
- re<s1xtin-. the fureiGn trsste. bscal -
without the drawing u q sword. tbs >noi-
dig u = drop "a bead cr tie expenditure
CT a single dollar the ARIA u thc trade ~
tta Uustat states can thus D. doubled II
ne<stz ouly a single at n the Legislatures e
Washington snsi al Ottawa 20 have tie
barrier hroxen down. - that even within
i've years Toe fnfitsG.afioa exn b laid for a
pro1ssrss on tina continent Ia the uext ffEy
Yeas ns.~4eass<l only by thss which has
tlxen lsace suth OF is center within the
last fszy yosrs.
The fiei1 II opportunity fer the next ffty
years II tl~ portion OF the continent now
unssccupspi The young men a. orr col
Isane and ss-hoo.s whea they come cut neei
tie same chance that their predecessors
have had That chance Is pretty well pre-
st8pred TIE Limitations ia AREA ia the
Jnirsd states have been reached A land
hnngrr'' has already s~t IN. a. shown ia
tic tremendous rush for 1afu1s at the open
iny ~ every government reserve IL Is ira
possible 70 gct new farm IA Minnesota
af.y more readily than u - IN Pennsylvania
witaout dispiacing farmer, AID unless
the people enntinue 20 herd IA the cities.
crowding tie manufactorios. or live ore
upoa another, there must BE- room for ex-
p1r.sion. Canada affords that roorn.
The maritime provinces. Described by
tiovernor AndrS-- Of Massachusetts,. as
possessing lyrsate- wealth IN minerals and
agricultural possibilities than New York
and Petaasy lyania." with great coast line
II fisheries added. offer great Inducements
for y0ans rnen in the eastern states The
ability II Il esetrovinces 10 contribute raw
material which New England needs for
the creation II f0relgn trade. - ns lalpa-
hf.4 kaf from rh4 SRI
Equally 50 with the grea; manufast turing
f.eities and raw material IN the province
o. Qs~p-c. the enormous possible output
Il food products from the province IL Onta-
RIO. while The minerals q Alsuma, that
treasure box al TIE continent. invite tho
energy ami capital of the American pco-
pie q degree thai California never pos
sesssxi
These. however. are bat the vestibule To
the vast wheat fields Of the northwest.
where a fIr1-ow can be made with "A plow
a thousand miles long. from Winnipeg 10
rhe Rocky mountains. and be bat "a base
line for . Thousand miles square Of farm
in, land british Columbia, on the Pacific.
completes the attractive picture. for here is
found not only wide agricultural areas,
bat enormous needed supplies OF timber.
sources Of fish food uneqnaled elsewhere
IN the world. and minerals the extent and
value OF which far exceed those of all the
mineral states On the Pacific coast, not
withstandirg the enormous output which
ia The last fifty years they have exhibited
Tie half century Of opportunity now
cper.ng up for the cofning American boy
and Sirl mist include within its scope this
northern region. which has the best supply
Of raw material and food products essential
% tho success OF the United States in It's
attempt 70 build up foreign trade The
possibilities Of profit. the field Of opPorta-
nifty. the settlement Of numerous questions
Of International concern. the absorption Of
Immigration. the CREATION Of ready made
customers and the hope Of the future rest
IN trade that shall b. continental ia ex-
tent ~ continental ia profit.
ERASTrS, WINAN.