The National Magazine New Series September 1899

The question of the Uitlander's grievances which forms the fons el orz:g-o of the present trouble has been forced to take a secondary position ever since the publication of the now famous.ultimat7m for the simple reason that the broader issues now ivolved completely throw into the shade for the moment the private xvrorgs of individuals. [...] The great factory supplies much of the iron work to the various constructions of the coming show and the time is not a bit too long from the opening so that an interruption would affect many of the structures. [...] Inquiries into the nature and working of the organs of sensation of the nerves which connect the organs of st nsation with the brain of the brain374 NATIONAL. [...] and over these hunting-grounds the Sioux and Cheyennes still chase the elk and antelope; but only the scattered whitened skulls are left along the road to show the farmer haunts of the American bison." This valley of the Platte is now the dangerous portion of the railroad so far as the Indians are concerned as their roving bands pass north and south here ;. and every workman has his rifle and [...] The world wide traveller must forget the Vale of Cashmere the Himalays the passes of the Ghauts the Caucasus Switzerland the Hawaiian Islands and the other marvellous landscape treasuries of the world in the presence of a region old and yet new fresh as from the hand of the Creator and yet veneable with age.