Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-20
MR. HARRiMAN's CONTEMPLATION.

CONTEMPLATION.
 Mr E. H. Hartman is now engaged in contemplation on the Atlantic coast after having recently returned from the Pacific coast. where also he illus trated the uses of contemplation in its continental and transeontinental rela- tions to placation.
 In spite of the resolution of the Hon. James Wilson. of Iowa, to dis courage Latin roots in Washington az riculture. Mr Harriman's habit of contemplation in its relations to pla- cation springs from Latin roots and requires close attention to them, az riculturalIy and otherwise. says the Republic.
 When he contemplates from either the Pacific or Atlantic coast, Mir. Har- riman's comprehensive mind explores vast area of developing agricultural country, already supplied with legisla- lures and grand iuries sufficient for the demands of the immediate pres ent, by requiring the continuous in crease of ali other factors of progress.
 When not properly placated, grand juries and legislatures through this ex- tensfye area cease to rely on plac4- tion and begin experimenting in pa cifcation. The difference agrieultur- ally between the Latin roots of ''pla- cationP and specification" may not seem to be radical, but it may be so in the results When country has been sufficiently plaeated it shows ev- cry evidence of increasing prosperity, including prospectuses for more mills, factories, railroads, power plants, in terurban trolley lines and similar fac tors in our progress toward the piano in every parlor and the Brussels car pet on every floor, promised as long ago as the Harrison administration to reward nnwayering faith in the com ing of a millennium of Republican unanimity.
 When an extensive area of country has been "pacified," however, it Is waste of smoking ruins. If person
 even an important parsonage" k undergoing paeificasion instead of pla i cation, he Is lucky if he is out on bal
 with only 2,7Ss counts in the indict-
 ment, with a minimum fine of sso,5e'
 possible on each count.
 Hence, when, from the Pacific coast
 MT. Hartman looks eastward towar'
 the Atlantic. he contempiates avoid | Ing pacifcation. His contemplatiol
 has the same scope and purpose whel inc looks west from the Atlantic coas
 to the Pacific. Looking in either s rection, he eontemplates pIacatIon, | | the presence of whicn legislatures
 courts and grand juries. no longe
 troubled with questions of high f nance, will be able to give their whoI attention to prospectuses of progress With the streams of the Rock
 Mountains harnessed for water powe to supply unlimited energy as he
 contemplating: with all the new mai
 Hines. branch lines. spurs, terminal
 power plants. electric feeders an ether things contemplated, he sec new era Of placation. with all i rezulting and prospective benefits ] their incidental bearings on new Q ]. porturities for capitalization. The coBtemplations now in DTowei ; are so extensive that the only poii they seem to leave uncovered is | [ amount of the campaign fund he ma a be canse On from washsnston ,c es T Eect as payment for psars wh, f things besin to get hot in New To s next year. But such comprehensi' T mind as his is no doubt capable + contemplating that also in VI
 which win postpone Dacifcation.