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Views of a Great Repub.
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DESTINY AND GOOD TIMES.
Reply Of the House Speaker to
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LESSON OF SUCCESSIVE EVENTS.
LESSON OF SUCCESSIVE EVENTS.

The Maine Statesman on Buslness Revival.
He Writes > Philosophical Essay to the
New York World 10 Show That the Ma
tion Has Again Started On an Era Of
Prosperity.
Copyright, 1901, by the Press Publishing Com.
pany, New York World. All rights reserved.l
PORTLAND, Me-, Sept. 11.-Civiliza-
tion is education, but It j. something
more. It is not only the bringing out Of
the human faculties and powers, but II
is also the successful application Of
them to the problems Of life; The laws
6f inanimate nature we cam easily IN
derstand to be infexible. II we r once
sure that we have taken observations
enough, we are equally sure that mani
mate nature will work the same way
under what seem to Us the same circum-
stances OF course, we never get perfect
knowledge and are always finding ont
exceptions, but in q general way we
areaalWays rightaabout matter.amd al:
ways feataatisied that we 4canfpredict
wkStitsWiu do. The steamsengiine will
al ssys work its machinery and the carl
wiARlWAysttMn5on their whealR
ItNn mot % in the beginning. We
used to be very much in the dark and
felt our way to all these things. But
while we have come to the simple truth
,thatsinanimate nature can be- fathomed,,
we are as muchas ever.inthe dark asstt
the action of great bodies Of men. Never
7theless there Is reason to believe that
mankind as a mass acts by determinats
laws, the courses and directions Of which
we are every day more and more find
ing out.
This nation has had to have q specia
education in finance, because it's circum
stances and acknowledgement and ar!
different from those OF any other natter
fn-the history Of the world. It is Grul
that before our day vast empires hay,
been peopled by immigration and hay'
aourished, but our empire has beez
peopled not long ago. but incur day,
infwhinhsthere has been inyentedjevezs
appliance to- enable men to exploit til
riches Of the earth Moreover; beyons
any other period in the worlds histogt1
capital has been tessentialto the utiliayf
ton Of the riches Of lands such as oi1ttf1
Costly Capital Makes Lassinsiwsalthis.
We in the east are very much prom
to blame The west for ITS attitude 4
financial struggled but the westeanpeD
pie are under strong temptations IL
ways. They can Gee the wealth Of thei
country and all its great possibilities
and, becoming impatient at the slov
approach Of confidence and capital, az
tempted beyond measure ,touse all thos
: appliances c the. art ufs Ananciertnl
I whichtaeemaso easy and are In the lon
run &C ;ruiuouA We had our perioda
we in the east, when we ran to paps
money as to a. savior ands1ound 1t q
tan. Our very constitution, In ito tai
ing awayfrom the states the right to ID
sue paper money, is the result Of tn
sunerings undergone by our ancestor
in the east, which m6erings are depict
Ted In Summers "History'd Americas
Currency" 4fs ~
Wehave learned the lesson, but ough
not to be too impatient with those VIII