Bisbee daily review., 1913-01-03
PROSPERITY HAS COME TO syAY.


 The Fl Paso Times thus cheeril,
 and confidently points to unusua
 prosperity during the present yeal
 and all will admit that conditions warrant the expectation of the Times
 That the year 1913 Is destined to go down into history as one of the most prosperous periods in all American his. tory those who are in position to judge as to the outlook. The entire United States have just harvested safely the greatest crops in the history of the country, and when the farmer is prosperous all other interests enjoy a touch of the same great blessing. And the prosperity cf our common coun. try is amply reflected in a thousand different ways We can see and recog- nIze its earmarks on every side. We sec it in the rlethorie condition of our banks, We see it in the revival that is so noticeable in every branch e trade and commerce We see i, in the great industrial activity and development that prevails throughout the country. the inauguration of thou. sands of new enterprises. the enlarge ment of many others. and general activity that is distinctly noticeable in all the walks of life
 Even so renowned and distin. guished calamity howler as Presi
 dent Taft declares that prosperity For this great American nation has come to stay. and he has yentured the prediction that the Wilson admin. lstration will be one of the most gen eralIy prosperous the country has ever known. Ii is a remarkable fact that the presidential election held during the months of November was powerless to affect the national pros perity for the first time perhaps in more than a century. An effort was made to bring about chaotic business conditions through indulgence in the most pessimistic predictions, but for once in their history the great Amer ican people refused absolutely to hearken to the spiel of the calamity cIacker. This fact within itself is ore of the surest guaranties of con tinued national prosperity, for it is evident the American people canno- Ie shaken from their confidence in the next national administration.
 Influences are sarreptitiously at work in an effort to discourage the impending tarin legislation with sin ister threats of what may be ex pected from disturbed business oondtI tions. but nothing is to be appre'i hended from that source. The Amer ican people have known just what to expect from democratic national administration. and confident in tns integrity of the leaders of the demo cratic party. the means has been pu' in their hands to carry ona tho re- forms promised during the campaign and embodied in the national demo cratic platform. That the Wilson ad- ministration will prove potent fac tor in the further development of na- tional prosperity is a fact that is al. ready clearly apparent to every fair minded observer.
 "In the great Southwest there are multltudinous evidences of continued prosperity. Our great mining indus try is enjoying such revival of pros- ,IIerity las has, net beea iknown for r'lsnyl years and there is a dsFeiop- n,ent in that dissection that guarantees the future. our live stock industry is today enjoying the greatest pros perity in all it's history. and our farm CTS have been blessed in common