The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-08-21


-" Hdi+tl'7Hl - at'H1 ~i'-''-
the states SAYS di- @dlliFaA ih pa.
seems - nave lih i. piobt''lG 'l7t't'
oI "ilAl 'Il' 'iili "i'l ms ~ ~ 1.Ii'' :"
come di'] a i''iI'H't'L"li u ~ i4at 'I'-r .'-
!" D. III pi"P'i ''''t In
am odd anu q - - men t',
road KNOCKED Il. I-t o3"f 'I 'i--''' 'i-
N'bS'ei 3 STATE. Ne" fls-ii' i'.'i-'t : ;, ~.
'oili' W 49, 't''o'il i'''i.' ~ - t'-
ana IN @u"S'4H1Al i@t = 1li4'il-7
t~'rIi tn i'f" " "ri y. sii'.i -. -. ~ i't
thh"e 3@tti itiitt'"H - h'eP y -..t q
hand on TIE e"c"hi5f- -" lL'-lt-
Silif1 iid H"t nv N' 'i't I'm "'''' '.s
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lhIouSH d llI i ny 2 II.Id "isil"ut ii,@
|"ll9. -. -Air :" li,1it' - ~! -
'it tli t@5 ~ ~ 80 --iii' - @o'l
IHtH. ." t''lSllIp "I 't'Hl ~ t'Lt| 60 a.,
hul iH 'i1 49, oIII' ~ . III w 80.
'He'I 'iie '9'eStS CouId - "iiS 'ilile an
over lhe ROAD pS pay iiiS the co9t %
CoilNti utlioli ana Ten PEI cfiIt- Ili'J -
w nat uitllhaltII became OF tIlat cia''95
viii MAKE an interesting 7loI le''el on
That was the New Hampshire OF
seventy years ago. Such farSiShted
Statesmanship was in keeping with the
New Hampshire gets $1,000 year ana
Il peer among states. Daniel Webster $
debate With Hayne was matter OF
five years history and Franklin Pierce
was Just entering public life. But as
tllne went on New Ham hpshlfe gre"
Medh ana lie l1lllo odd SIt" Stl oHS.
Us populdooll louaS - put q nulLuled
,,I tI - 80 ~ ,
IilG az, o. 'iiti ll<'
~ ~ ~ s'"I 90 go
went 20 puma the w est. or dddeu llleI
capacities 70 lht IlltHtcluil ana com
lnefcldl ldSlfe OF NlasS1ciluse the
Nedhei stayed ~ nome ana lnIeIilldl
lled no ~ a. 9eIcclion wrong tll"
loIeHlo9t. me ftWdid Is ol puDhc ll1e
grew less ana IeSa attractive, the ser
FlIe u bllN A'e lillol e@lS MOI Z 1II-
iliore [eliiultfdllNt. me governor ol
Ne" hdilpSHiTt gets @-,0o d year ana
IS master maybe: OF a hundred men
the president OF the Boston and Maine
Rallfoad gets propably $2o.o0O q year
ana says Come ana 30 70 peth3pa
q NuhuIed tnouSdnd men. NaluralI ~
WHAT ldleIl thtfe IS IN lhe state seeks
the service oi the corporation. aah-
WhIle tle failfoildS We're cohsolldatinS'
acileNIlg the strength that lies IN
uhioh' more ana more the State be
cdile cdiilIlelltt3 me aeSplStd poor reIdlL'H OF lile
coipoldtloh' ana ohIH the olnef d2y II
@ Vas sdld' no. py dItlZSth &c dtiill' i SoSleS'
no. oS Al1i !GhiltS oldt'i9' pi1 III d CdIe
iully considered statement, signed by
lhe Lplscopal Blshop OF lne State, an
tX-Jud&e OF the supreme Court, and a
professor OF Dal tmouth college,, jhat
the STATE IS held by the railroad III "a
-
5' i'ui illS' nc El3llIl:S' 'lle doilIlll''ll'
PEI Hol'lIly III lilt ROAD was Jones
OF portsmouth. lie had maze ms lOf-
tune as Il brewer, an occupation held
odlouS IN q state Whlch mas mad almost
no iofelSh ln1nlSfalon TO soften the
fulltah pfe1tdlceS or It's 1ifst lnhabi-
I1htS: Jones soid ms bfeWery TO an
f1lSIlSh ~ Huicate lof SIX lllillon uol-
tIol Oh me 5o@,oh dlid h'e'lllt ram oad
Illt dS9lii1eu ne over -lo' ,iSilif' Oh tilt
>, fle llI'll "eHt WIN tlllt oN NhefSnlp-
re re ana ana ms asSocl'tltS used iiielf douple
cohlfol OF state ana falifoad 10 eRflch
tLelnseI[es Yes by $tock-W2 W2,efinS opera
t!ollS -tlle'I eilly New hampshire eau.
ti'll lit'o ii''No 'llo iol iIi&tl c'll9ci!I oL
ne m state necessary 10 Such operations
IHty passed law allef Jaw 30 enflch
'Htll ldlifoau ana deSiitde the state
but Jones enemies with the cry
- nun anu fdiiiodd. pursued nun
IN IN IN tll1 o','tG Hlu' as llilloflty Stoch
IioluGiS' "i,ilAi me orboIation lSeIi-
III LI'e l'1'Sl llel"' tltE lllldllE III
rl6 ,l,.1.,i'iont w. t}r Is
l0'u 90 ~ ioei''' 'iit WIN me loss ol IHe
~, ioii r'"u uS ms PoIl'lcsI pieHdise
80 " po,l'' III ''ucceHnol was luciuS u
oie, Mfio sl'S on % tle tllrohe iodaI. Ire
GIIad # Win 9jrtSto,i1I y' au'oGIatS' a.,
Hlleu ;u II Win q ulctdloflal ana Nlnqlc-
i've pefsoilality; :, lie visited reckless
''l.s ''i''c oll an VINO oppoSed MN
The most conspicuous example of
Mr.. Tutue's vengeance, the most nota-
bic example of railroad power ever eX-
ercISed in any State, came when Sena-
tor Chandler came up for reelection in
1901. Mr. Chandler had been a rail
ROAD hEhter not only In New Hamp-
snlIt' pul III tllG senate. In the Sen
ale ; ne iiad louSlt the Patterson pool
al? plii' when would nave enabled
i,aI.'i1 GrlS ~, ~ coIliGIle ana the anu
80 - ~ t'liiS oiii, WHicll would nave made
i1ad ,aii,,o.'4 t,ils one % %hoI an aut1OL>
5i1hronobont - - seIi lN, Ilchet.
batad hin. h,,+ f,t tile ram ~
q Ae ,tlllIoau men o.