The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-03-16

- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
slA1ry ,sbe sepsesenesd the
i 31ln1asaiisesj1eessio:1 ~ :1)oegraea fur teus ]
d i lilp,I1lzps4lnosoitizsnGgtOatho il,I1l need
~ 1nlseo,sqseasion for the
! ejey. He ss.ys: The
aropesation, and not
wo11 ef fsith In tho fature Of QUE city,
ID or Weakaess. When Il csme to To-
sSedo, tho leading men whom met Ill
9baaisve1 IN the Future Great" and
that, somehow. without active work or
;aautsal operation. an irresistible
aboo4 weeJasbe developed. But
raiae. tkeir hopes were not realized
Nhilgtfsg weee With u.s."
:: !eklttoa4oo Su6ers, too, from an
:: 49, Of 4Aat faith which does not ex-
y t1sess itself in works. We cannot sit
down supinely and blunder into en-
lafGement and prosperity.
Nsjes e. O. Brown, an active busi-
ness man Of Toledo, writes LET To-
ledo oitizens co-operats TO promote and
foster Toledo's best interests, and bury
all personal and selfish schemes when
public good 10 At stake. Encour-
.age the investment of outside capital,
foster aud protect It when it comes,
aud ooaso tho cry Of monopoly" and
''oosopus.
All western towns, Worthington as
we'll ~ others. from discour-
>sgsmonts thrown in the way Of capital
eeektnG employment or investment in
them. Capital may we'll be shy Of the
;pIaess wtese the talk OF the anarchist
'psovsils.
NJ. Geo. b Hull hits the nail on the
head BY saying: Zone of ths most i'm
psstastihisgs to advance .he iHterests
et Toledo, IL to patronize Toledo"
To invite capital and skilled indus
otly ,iaso - town and then send abroad
1ns ths2same line ot sooda which they
ll''o s's,st sighted policy. with
. deep faint "f meanness in IL. The
hoaoeable way Is to patronizs home en-
teyptfses III MI kinds.
UDSs u a. StV VCuO lCVoluluCuo0s IL
= new msnu1xctory wishes to come
here 70 l'cate, that they can do it with
the assurance that they will be treated
fairly and taxed reasonably, is the
shina 70 have we'll understood.
Mr.. Thos. s Pxrkhurst falls into
uss"sared lines . he says to the people
OF Toledo:
:'Give us . new court honse.
Trade viii, home merchants.
Enforce the sanitary,
Side walk and wide tire
Ordinances, and finally,
Cxll tho Aeuchaats,
B4nkers, Artisans, aud
Is~yrts together
lnsugurste . series Of
Saturday night meetings.,
Osn It = Toledo Assembly,
And let theu, advance
The interest Of what
should bo tho largest
city In Ohio.
We hsve not copied sll Of Mr.. Park
hsroes6 lines, only % many At them as
ap1aJ toour own situation. 1t will be
,sssa that M. r. proposes for bis city,
Whist. WoEthington already has, IN
"Ass1mbly." Our Improvement -
association 10 on hand to premote the
aAvaneo@ent Of every feasible project.
AR. =. p. Germatn speaks Of 'dsily
eoa1sy, "as "a element Of city grow tn,
~ follows: II"
.'".A city b.. for example, fairly we'll
Ioosssd; u siea1 md handsome; with
6oaatifsi 66rks; Arosd, we'll paved ave.
aas66s1o public sad private
~ togaf lts sepstation soon spreads
4css!e - = 1o.la - the ambition OF
66ee 10 tho territory tribu-
@oeG9 ooity.,to mskeit his home;
c0D61o11ahdoeme residence on one Of
~ 3oaAtng sSeules ald enjoy with his
61ily the sdvantaGSG which such 4
6tey a&Osds. He comes aud it 10 not
loSt befdseass name appears ss . d.
Ieseofof local banks or manufactures,
6t as4feqoentIy. IN entirely new enter-
Dsiiese9ults from his coming and more
,skaisd working mss must cone also. y
*Th,s show. the value Of the susses-
PA5fS, jec., at tho last meeting of the
WoSthip1tou lmprovement Aseocia.
lina A. 49,