The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1844-08-10

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meath Ghe grateful inaaenee III oar s0nthen
skies Il y here where nobility 81 mind. IN
cloeged by self inlereas or Che Gates of penury
eso freely cheer towards the successful attain
meni bis desires, Che patient, untiFing an
peaoFeog son Of toll No more geniul elm
il The whole world Than our own southern lati
tude--'tis here where industry is certain Of reap
ing sure reward--hsre where al upright liz
win yield 70 him who proiesses and practices IL
preeepts, joys, blessings and peace through hi
declining years, and nscribe in durability BIZ
services on i couutry's monument, the living
hearts Of generous people. That such il III,
case, Il because Nature has here been lavish o
her gifls--pepaFing with q pTovident hand )
dwelling place for mar, that pleads Lut for cult
walton to insure the tilIer,a return Of milIoni
Ofblessings ror his application.
Every evidence indicates to Is that the rush
Of emigration is constantly towards The west and
northwestern portions Of our happy land. Why
is this? And. why has this order Of things been
allowed to progress without the interference o.
our men or talent and intellect, the names 81
whom gem our political armament with rays that
throw out as broad and brilliant LIGHT, ~ In ose
master planets whose beams are reelected from
the frosty north. A little more application BY
our men Of leisure. A little more devotion ex-
hibited 10 the interests Of The phOle country BY
our political economists Of this region would very
soon bring around new order or affairs. Let
them apply themselves 10 furnish for The press
the country statistical Informationo II
every kind that is connected with our lands and
their growth. Prove by the arraytof ample tes-
timony, and which with the utmost7ease will ad-
nit ofcleaFest proe the superiority Of our region
Of country for the attainment oil an independence
by The indus trious farmer. Furnish for his in
and circulate for his bene 6t, through
out the north and west, the evidences Of the
advantages which Nature has so libsraly-dis-
pensed 10 this favored section Of the Union, and
which would so directly tend 10 hissucc on his
locating himself among US. Unlike the commu-
mites which he now meets wherever he attempts
The framing.Of log-cabin ia the west, he will
leres find every neighbor, friend-eveEy ac-
brother; mud he is but 70 exhibit
'ne half the application and industry that the
and exacts in that region, 10 insure to him here
in ample competence-an adequate indepen-
lence. There mot an example to.be poiRted out,
vc have not the least hesitation in asserting, in
he States Of Mississippi and Louisiana, where
tears ago the industrious poor man FIRST GelIed
he forest pride, and unaided, planted and gath
red his single acre, but can now be pointed to
= man Of wealth, and as also exercising that
influence in his own section that life or probity
nd industry will ever claim for and invest any
nan with.
We send these suggestions forth, hoping that
lbler pens than ours may be enlisted in the cause,
md that by proper direction Of the talent,
which the South is admitted BY all to possess,
line will exhibit the poor and industrious en-
grant travelling from the neiglboring States for
he pnrpcse Of making his home with us. The q
ieOPIe Of the South know well how TO welcome :,
UGH hardy pioneers among them They are Al
'ell aware that of such men is the strength Of =,
ur country composed. We have past the last =
igbt years of our life in about one of the most :,
and wealthy Of the Western States, n
Ohio,) and well know, from experience, that il :,
9quires the most savish subsection to toll, for e.
AN to realize nominal subsistence, More !.
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