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Updated: June 21, 2025
On arrival we saw hundreds of pigs hurrying, bunched together, grunting and snorting, along a small narrow raised bridge. Our carriage passed under this bridge, and stopped before a group of men who were waiting for us. The manager of the stock-yards received us and led the way to the special slaughter-houses.
"Oh," said Captain Morris, in prompt explanation, "Forrest was away down in the depths of Oklahoma when he heard his regiment was ordered here, and he had to wait for telegraphic authority to come on. He never even got up into town. His company was at Grand Crossing, and he joined it there. He hasn't been north of the stock-yards since." But Allison got away as quickly as possible.
The citizens and workers of such industrial communities, whether in Colorado, in West Virginia, Alabama, Michigan or Minnesota, in the Chicago stock-yards, the steel-mills of Pittsburg, the woollen-mills of Lawrence or the silk-mills of Paterson, will find that they have neither peace nor freedom, until they have abolished the system of production for profit, and established in the field of industry what they are supposed to have already in the field of politics a government of the people, by the people, for the people.
Flemington is a neat little village or town-ship, consisting of about forty houses, a blacksmith's shop, several stores, and a good inn, built of brick and stone, with very fair accommodation for travellers, and a large stable and stock-yards.
I wish we could have seen the islands, but I'd hate to see the seals killed. It doesn't seem like hunting just to knock them on the head. It's too much like the stock-yards at home." "Yes, but it's a satisfaction to know that it's done in the easiest possible way for the animals. "What a lot you are learning way up here in Alaska, aren't you, son?
We shall excel the English when we have as long practice as they. I am filled with a kind of dismay when I see the great stock-yards of Chicago and Cincinnati, through which flow the vast herds and droves of the prairies, marching straight down the throats of Eastern people. Thousands are always sowing and reaping and brewing and distilling, to slake the immortal thirst of the country.
I left that city fond of everything in it: its people; its lake, as big as a small inland sea; its audiences, who were so enthusiastic; everything, everything except its stock-yards. I did not even bear any ill-will towards the Bishop, who also, as had happened in other cities, had denounced my art and French literature.
Cannon; he's some kind of an executive in the Chicago stock-yards nice, fat, responsible job. And he was saying to me, 'Mr. Schwirtz, he says, 'Mrs.
"All right, major, I'll pull you through if the old girl will only hold up. She's a stranger to me, but I reckon she'll last." Brainerd and I were to go along and do some special work around the stock-yards, and soon we were shooting down the track like a flyer.
I evaded Niagara and the Chicago Stock-yards, but I did not evade the "East Side" of New York. The East Side insisted on being seen, and I was not unwilling.
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