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PROGRESSIVE" AMERICAS the cap
ton Of an article in late number Of the
London Times. The writer INDUCES in
many sad reflections because of the growth
of the Great Republic. He hears from
alar the tread of coming millions and, in
prophetic vision, sees the thrones of hoa-
ry oppression melting away before the
skill and enterprise and indomitable ener-
gy OF American freemen He says:


"No European politician can look for
ward to the power of the United States
within the present century but with the
most appalling prospects:


In 1880 the population was 100000
In ls40, it was $4,000, 900
In 1850, at same rate, there