 | Thomas Low Nichols - 1864 - 436 strani
...down the eastern sides of the Rocky Mountains, finds the Atlantic Ocean in the Gulf of Mexico. Here is the central place where the agriculture of the richest region of North America must bear its tribute to the supplies of the whole world. On the east, all along the shores of Lake Superior,... | |
 | Thomas Rawlings - 1865 - 278 strani
...Railroad—The Value of the Lauds—Value of Illinois Lands. " Here is the place—the central,place—where the agriculture of the richest region of North America must pour out its tributes to the whole world."—Speech of Hon. Wm. H. Seward, delivered at St. Paul, Minnesota. EXTENT OF TERRITORY. A large... | |
 | J. Arthur Partridge - 1866 - 566 strani
...took the stump at St. Paul's ; but they seem to us to apply with more force to St. Louis: — "Here is the central place where the agriculture of the richest region of North America must bear its tribute to the siippiies of the whole world ; on the East, all along the shores of Lake Superior... | |
 | New York Chamber of Commerce, John Austin Stevens - 1868 - 66 strani
...in 1860, said, (as, indeed, has been quoted in the report of your Committee :) " Here is the place, the central place, where the agriculture of the richest region of North America must pour out its tributaries to the whole world. On the east, all along the shore of Lake Superior, and west, stretching... | |
 | 1866 - 788 strani
...in 1860, said, (as, indeed, has been quoted in the report of your Committee :) " Here is the place, the central place, -where the agriculture of the richest region of North America must pour out its tributaries to the whole world. On the east, all along the shore of Lake Superior, and west, stretching... | |
 | Girart Hewitt - 1869 - 74 strani
...the East. Noticing {his fact, in the speech already allnded to, Mr. Seward says, " Here is the place, the central place, where the agriculture of the richest region of North Americ» must pour out its tributes to the whole world. On the east, all along the show of Lake Superior,... | |
 | 1869 - 982 strani
...Pacific remarked, "Here is the place, tie central place, where the agriculture of the richest regions of North America must pour out its tributes to the whole world." The tiansportation facilities of this region are mostly as yet only "projected." There is first of... | |
 | Edmund A. Kirby - 1878 - 156 strani
...realization of the prophesy of Mr. Seward, who, in speaking of St. Paul, said: "Here is the place — the central place — where the agriculture of the...tributes to the whole world. On the East, all along the shores of Lake Superior, and West, stretching in one broad plain, in a belt quite across the continent,... | |
 | William Henry Seward - 1888 - 714 strani
...place where the agriculture of the richest regions of North America must begin its magnificent supplies to the whole world. On the east, all along the shore of lake Superior, and on the west, stretching in one broad plain, in a belt across the continent, is a country where state... | |
 | Olin Dunbar Wheeler - 1895 - 724 strani
...and Leech Lake small steam launches make regular trips about the lakes. HE VCR. "Here is the place, the central place, where the agriculture of the richest...America must pour out its tributes to the whole world." — WM. H. SKWARD, iS6o. OMEWHERE, from 6,000 to 10,000 years ago," writes Prof. Warren Upham, there... | |
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Hene is the plaice, the central place, where the agriculture of the richest region of North America must pour out its tributes to the whole world. 
