Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-02-21
KNOW rAslR COUNTRY.

Il
States have plenty of confidence in
their future. They have confidence
that the crops already planted and
those that are soon to be planted win
be warmed by me same sunshine and
refreshed by the same rain that prov
idence' has so kindly provided in
other years. They have confidence
that the men and women OF the Unit
ed States will continue to do their
duty, to do the work they as indiyid- /
uaIs have opportunity to do with faith
and cheerfulness. They have conf |
dence that this country, which has
grown so smszingly in population.
wealth ard facilites for the produo-
ton of all things needful TO civilized
life win continue to grow in the fu-
| ture. They have confidence that right
now there are being laid the founda-
lions for purer and more exalted do
mestic life, for a greater conscien-
tiousness and higher morality in the
conduct of broader business affairs.
They have confidence that the deci-
sion OF the men of this country TO be
reached at the forthcoming elections
will mean a wise choice of policies
and men for future conduct of this
government They have confidence
that public thought is not now, as has
frequently been threatened in the
past, running towards fallacious econ
omic theories, which would bring So
ciety into danger. They have conf.
dence that no more now than at any
other time is the country threatened
with pestilenee. with plague or with
disease. They have confidence that
whatever tendency has recently been
manifested towards ill-judged extrav-
agance either in men and women or
in society as organized has been
checked; that in future men and wo-
men will lead more temperate lives,
and that the governmental organiza-
I lions will be more CAREFUL in conserv-
ing and expanding the public funds.
They have confidence that the greatly
increased spread in our crop districts
and the introduction of more scien-
tific methods of farming have wonder
fully reduced the dangers of crop fail
ure and famine They have confidence
= in the ability of our greatly improved
steam railroad systems, of our. new
trolley lines and of our improved and
improving country roads to furnish
better facilities than ever before fol
the easy and quick transportation Of
the material things which we need
and use. They have confidence thai
the improving of our common schools
and higher educational institutions
and the greater attendance at then
of the youth of our country, are turn
ing out every year young men and wo
; men who are better mentally, morally
& and physically than those who ar'
passing away, better fitted to do gooC
y for themselves and for our common
IL country. They have confidence in tn
s. wise policies of the federal govern
il ment in protecting the forests, in i'm
N proving the rivers and in reclaiminl
millions of acres of swamp and ari'
AZ lands for profitable cultivation ar
le removing dangers which threatenei
8 Tor the future and promising more ia
le cilitles for production and transpor
lie Of these things which we need.
y Could there be fairer picture? Tn
IL heart Of every man and woman i
1t this fair land should swell with prid
er at the prospect and gratitude that h
is is here to enjoy-Iron Ore.