The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-25
ANOTHER BROADSIDE FROM ELI THAYRR.
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GLORIOUS NEWS FROM OLD VIRGINIA
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Very Interesting Letters Of Welcome from
her Western Apprentices.
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NV Political Issues for the Border Slave States.
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Are hey for "The NelghAors'' or against
0em l---EeT an Invasion o. an Army OF
Industry or against itl
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Ia sns Changed from Niggers to Whit Men
Pen Free Boil to Sub Soil-From Philanth.op
TO Dollars and CentA
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WORCESTER, April Il, 1887.

sl11nens Of Kentucky, Tennessee and Missouri FL
De politicians of Eastern Virginia will probably now
1--we time rest and mediate upon their policy Better
sGsrs have come from other and inviting sections.
n a national and patriotic view Of this question: it is OBJ
Vsse that proper balance of power between the East
- the West requires strength at present on the At
lnHc seaboard. Eastern Virginia, TO this end should
1--we surplus money and population for the next three
years But shall not force favors upon her at
sasyce TO ourselves Profit, patriotism, the duty
n business corporations.
Western Virginia has preferred friendly welcome fit TO
be considered, perhaps accepted
Kentucky presented the strongest inducements yet
erred from any quarter-pledges of good will and cor
al recepaon-cheap lands abundance, full of mineral
weakh, fertile well tmbered healthy and accessible
Missouri has not yet presented many claims. We wait
~ o full display Of her numerous attractions Her
Odeveloped resources are without limit.
Let continue 70 hear from the progressive sons OF
Nsrh Carolina and Tennessee They speak hopefully and
vel
Applications 70 60 numerous as invitations to
ssne
Nearly two thousand men, women and children have
sD,Sed position in the front ranks of the contem
pAaed invasion. Every day swells the great Army Of
AAmtry.
n give individuality this class of citizen heroes
ven as TO indicate friendly and peaceful purposes
hey will hereafter be called The Neghbors. With sub
- psoughs they will their attack some where
Isn September.
where shall we 60 with annual army OF one hun
bed thousand "neghborsY" They will average in pro
ysy least $500 each and will be worth to the State OF
sr adoption not less than 81 900 each, making in all
hsnAred and twenty millions Of dollars every year
VIVA, State will most tempt this friendly invasion, that
ssnes with churches and schools, and presses and the
uaSul ars-tha builds up cities, and towns, and villages,
- palaces Of laborhat brings commerce. and enter
Hse and industry, and GROWING weah-that marks its
- with cottages and vineyards, with corn fields and
srshArdsf
We hope hear further, through private letters and
yusnc journals from Kentucky, Virginia and Missouri
where shall we "strke in" next September with our
pusssii psoughsf
ELI THAyER
EXTRACT PROM LETTER NO. 4.
- Ell THAyR-
should be glad throw out some ideas bearing upon
ysur plans for the renovation Of our shamenly abused
ne two great curses Of Virginia slavery and party
sssccraey, or negro and party slavery; Inc state, scle
- he Of the Chinese empire ever were TO all inter
sssrse between the Cecstials and "oude barbarians
Hsexe oilers sustained by party press for party
v.poecs with vrulence and perinacty only equalled
BY We w,ul ignorance and preudces OF their blind and
atIated devotees. Where there state with such ex
ha.etless resources virginia. Look at her soil her
snnaie and her water power and her mineral wealth
sue but Northern enterprise and intelligence 10 make
ukem hundred fold more prolific IN all the elements OF
aerial wealth and the highest CHRISTIAN SvihIon. me
saAsol house the church will follow the loom and The
pvf-abor will become associated them not a. now, with
color and caste, and mental and moral Degradation
-kut with intelligence, refinement and moral pro.
grerr as in the New England States compares
wnh which, Virginia, with all her natural adyan-
NQee Of climate and soil, IS moral and intcicc-
ss waste-a talent buried III only TO be taken and trans
Axred anothcra nursery of white droncs content to
upon the reluctant and Improbable, yea worse than
- part Of the aborng class devoid OF the stimulus OF pro
~sssye accumulation Il estimated. not by the amount oi
yst aocomplished but by the amount Of work avoided
Nv can labor prosper connection with the the careless
.ste and eyasys soh which are the necessary attendants
e shave laborS IL b impossible.
have had opportunity Of seeing the working Of
~ system from my childhood, and believe that all IL
ensdencies whether view them In a moral or political
hAt evil evil only, and that continually; and say
o. with reference 20 IT, Influences upon the white
- eomra. onated than their slaves, and that the worst in
sDce slavery It's reflex influence upon those holding
lives
When the time comes that our government cannot or
IN not protect the lives and property Of peaceabe indus
s9 aud law abiding citizens, then might viii make
9k, and shall be ripe for another revolution, 70 per
~ and eonsumn.ae The principles Of the iirs,.
In such a conflict though would indeed be general
snhnay, yet provoked is one in which the south VIII
1--we everything 10 lose and nothing 10 gain her most Ter
49, Zoe N border, and the only friend on which
- could rely 10 protect her from is future fury turned 10
BE her enemy Her would be desperate indeed
,rorce carrying with you the arts The manufactures
snA se commerce Of the North, whose Iachc riumphs
nLi be proclaimed by school houses and churches, and
S~pod with The graceful wreaihs Of purcr and higher
slwnEAbon, suppose sharps rnes would have part W
~ IN .he bOody drama, and death and des0sto atop
s~sh the folly and madness Of degenerate sons, would
sw~~p ever the fair heritage Of our fathers.
s~t heartily wish you God speed IN your proposed
lam, Sc.
EXTRACT FBox LETTER NO. "a.
n hAYu ba-
n am much pleased with the proec, OF which esteem
20 Ne head, viz coonizins "od Virginia" and hope
". vM 70 on with your good work and reap rich re-
rre " part of your article from which you must
snsv me 70 dissent and that " yqSr avoiding The west,
OApds Of acres Of the very best umbered lands the
s.s~vns western eognues-PIeasani, WOOD, jackson
nrson. Putnam, Cabel, Wayne, Kanawha Nicholas, Ran
anRh, yayete, Boone and Logan that can be had
7ie climate In western Virginia II Of the finest IN
- world equal W Italy, and the grape ihrives az wei
~ n any part Of Ohio, and Is most profitable CROP
vsu no doubt well u 600 per acre has been
vsrvxroor Weld All il wants Yankee enterprise and
. MI capital and western Virginia will become one Of
s @ss, ~ rs I favor far ahead Il The eastern or
se,s 10 see spcther article from you in the Nsv yosK
.p ssorty' reviewing the question; that you viii also
s.~uire about The lands for sale NJ The counties have
nAssed ,,u- - Ar,
sm ~rnnr thus with selfish motives. such y not the
s~.e own small farm Of about $50 acres ana no more
Il am spending "nha nes''s
Hys In pap,ine grape vines and orchard, and LOOK
swward very ssnsuirvly enjoy some years q comor
- NE pace.
am but poor hand at writing place up but earnest
request you invest Of your money N the pars
have ramed
sspns yOa vin progress with your good work ] am
g.,
UTRlcr FROM LETTER NO. 81.
~. IN TnsYNR -
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he mountainous posuons q vrgir-a are, prospecvey,
w mot valuable possessing aside from their agreeable
shnae xha stbe beds OF anthracite camel aud btu
coal These lands fr the Catav ba grape,
eom which, by cultivation, the finest wines now known
successfully made. For wool growing j. clear that
No country excel those regions
EXTRACT PROM LETTER NO. 80.
M ~ Tn<Ym-
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Ihave usi read viii good deal 81 interest your letter
The igth q March addressed ~ Mr. Bennett, Of New
Yoss on he subject Of he Home.ea Company ] think
tsan say mat only very nconsderabe poruon o. ne