Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-15
PeOpIing the South.

The. Et~trT Transcript SAYS Governor
Andrews. ian connection with other gentle
f0rniu different parts of the country have
nearly mag!r,d a plan bv which is contcn-
..Iatcd the r.tabIi-bnont of . central office
m Now York. where owncrs of land in the
slave States can become acquainted with
Northern purchasers. and thus stream OF
emirration b., organized which viii fill all
sections Of the South with "a population
hayinr Northern energy and ideas. Branch
office. will b., instituted I'm all former slave
States as !nc project .soc- on. European
emigration may be introduced TO settle par
,icula. Southern regions. The whole
-ehcmc Il unon a large scale and under
charge OF gentlemen abundauuy able to
snest the cxigcucies that arise Governor
Andrews viii likely ice President of the
urganizaliou
The Columbia Herald publishes the fore
rsngparagraph with the following singular
comments
Ii Is strange that Massachusetts,, distin-
.uishcd by nothing else SO much as by It's
nvpocIisya and imnertiucnL aggrcssiycucss,
should remain 50 utterly impCrYiOuS TO the
honest and INDIGNANT protests OF the pcO-
nl. of an other sections OF our common
COUNTRY
Governor Andrews with certain gentlemen
IF EI, raIihrr and AGGRESSIVE proclivitics.
have hit upon plan for filling ~s,efious of
ts.. Saith .-N 6ourLriaa Eariug Northern
.-,J. ,.E .H.Ist~ May cod save the
~.,if5 .r,ln amy -urn additional addiction A.,
Hayrn. through providcutiaI interior
.r.,. f,fIcd +, r,ufscatc the proncrtv OF
the South iar the benefit OF the negroes and
I,ua,-.,. with Northern energy and ideas.
nam f7 IFS offensive, details. but equally
sinister in its design. and equally sure to
.n..ra.., .1r-a,trag-Iy To the pcaoe and hap
n.ae~- ot the South.
anua-iiinu To the iuHuxuI Z: steady. yigo-
rau-. -o-alcad population having Northern
..r.r.~i,, snH ilcaSt That Is the watch
word of the Herald. Is IL? Now. it strikes
n., .hat IL five Thousand citizens OF Ohio.
New York and Massachusetts, were to 20
info Marry county this Fall. and invest
$4,000 a piece In land. that. the So. 000. 00e.
Inns .,>n.r.IrJ I'm money. and the sale of
took fai-mia,r utensils. the hiring of labor
..,.. viii, ,nrltituJc~ Of minor expenditures
witch th., nov conner, would have TO make,
.,-,,tI,,,. with fb, LARGELY increased growth
~ .~-fir cotton and stock. would he of
,.,-5 6rr.,;f ID, that fertile county. 1t would
l.m.5f tb.. MERCHANT, of Columbia and
;,,,.rr.,.. ibeiI, ~ale= hundreds of thousands
NJ InIIa,.s- II ,youId he a God send to the
rrracIcrs. doctors. LAWYER, and school
teachers for they would find new custo-
rrrr- and patrons. And then. what "a help
II would he to farmer owning a thousand
acres uf land. worth fifty dollars ana acre,
ta sell half of his tract to a new conner for
ash UrwauId still retain us much ground
nc H., VA, ,Il, In till and have twenty-five
tbnu.guJ dollar, cash ta pay OIL his old
5ebt- and make new purchases Ii strikes
NJ. tbaf The ti,-a fbou,and new corners would
h.. m,,4 rbiau for tbe Herald for these
N,r.Icrn .I1,.TiII circumstance, News
,.o,,rr- ...., mai H.. ,uI,,o,t.d InIr,- tbcr,.
h. naa,.r. =, 5,.gI tbr6 ON, l,g1,ouaI ,,-
,.r.snlg Inn, h,,, fbat an INTELLIGENT sg1aII
farmer o. mechanic Is n h,tt.I. patrnn of q
rr,,.,. ,,r,r.lrl,- 'bor =. foIe.r6 m, ,,rton
nIant,r Who conTfs bfs urSmc by many
thousands r,,r,.i,I,- ,I,. Uc,e,1d IA mi
,onsfrr Itbat. ib,' I,nsitfon which il t:Ilcs in
he ,Iftar-gI nIotgJ + IaarantI,- a,rainsf
n, hg.f Interests of lis Own nSonlG and
I'atron~. New capital and additional pyp.
niation is our great want. aud the Herald
.buuII lend Helping hand to the immigra
lion movement instead of dcnOuucing anu