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109 which now astonish the wildest dreamers of the last decade are not to be underestimated. They are representatives of the "best enterprise, the best talent and the best energy from the old States and nations, " and have broken away from all hereditary ties to face all dangers and endure all hardships in the cause of develop- ment. It has taken talent, energy and nerve to prove that the Eockies are the treasure-vaults of the world, that our plains and valleys can produce food and clothing for... three Americas, and that we possess here an empire complete in itself, of health, wealth and beauty. One of the most learned and ready editorial writers in the Union, after eloquently pointing to such repre- sentative western characters as Benton and Houston, does us the credit to say : " We need not be surprised if the west and the Pacific Slope furnish hereafter the strongest minds in public affairs. " Brains will find ready recognition and employment in the west, but they must strive, as did the first invoice, and not take it for granted that such commodities are sufficiently scarce to warrant unjust criticism, fault-finding and a "hunt-me-up" dis- position.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
109 which now astonish the wildest dreamers of the last decade are not to be underestimated. They are representatives of the "best enterprise, the best talent and the best energy from the old States and nations, " and have broken away from all hereditary ties to face all dangers and endure all hardships in the cause of develop- ment. It has taken talent, energy and nerve to prove that the Eockies are the treasure-vaults of the world, that our plains and valleys can produce food and clothing for... three Americas, and that we possess here an empire complete in itself, of health, wealth and beauty. One of the most learned and ready editorial writers in the Union, after eloquently pointing to such repre- sentative western characters as Benton and Houston, does us the credit to say : " We need not be surprised if the west and the Pacific Slope furnish hereafter the strongest minds in public affairs. " Brains will find ready recognition and employment in the west, but they must strive, as did the first invoice, and not take it for granted that such commodities are sufficiently scarce to warrant unjust criticism, fault-finding and a "hunt-me-up" dis- position.
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