The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-02-24
THE TRI-WEEKLY NEWS /:
TO Persons Wishing toSettIe In Nleyica

desire to emigra,c. a synopsis has al.
ready appeared in the Enquirer:
+'trhe doors of the Empire are wide
open ana adis Majesty, the Emperor,
has IN most liberal decree; invited i'm.
migration from all quarters, and without
distinction as to nationality. sg.
MANY people, both in the old world
and the new, having heard of this invi.
tation, wish te Change their skies, and
10 avail themselves Of .tllc privileges:
gentlemen, representing several thous
and families in Europe, and hundreds in
Tennessee, Missouri, Arkansas, Texas,
tho Carolinas and louisiana in the Uni.
ted States, are now anxiously seeking
information in regard to the country, the
condition and resources, with the view
OF making it their hsme. an
considering that almost tho only
source ofnformatien open to them, upon
this subject, is to be found in anony.
nous contributors mxdo for. the most
part, to. impress views by nc means
friendly TO Mexico, I deem it proper
ito State for tl.e Information of all those,
whatever be their nationality, who de.
sire to renounce it ard come to Mexico,
with the intention, in good faith, of
making it their l,oaae and of planting
their posterity here, that they would do
well to come for it is n land more bless
ed by nature ia its soil and climates
than any part Of tho United States
great centre at present Of human immi,
grafton. as,wl l.'. .aas,
The earth here yields to the care Of
husbandry with u profusioa that would
seem incredible there, and fabulous in
Europe. In some places it ;rowns the
labor Of the husbandman regularly with
two, and in others three harvests anuu.
ally. And in each one he gathers one
hundred, two hundred, sometimes three
hundred, and occasionally four hundred
fold, and even more, according to his
own skill and kind of seed Gown.
:" "Cotton and corn do we'll in almost
all parts ofthe Empire. But the cottoa
especially at Tamaulipas Matchula,
Tr,sveillc, Durango, Mazatlah, and the
States North, is said TO be Of "A better
staple, save Sea Island, that any pro.
duced in the United States. Indeed,
the cotton of Yucatan is called Sea Is
land. Under these fine climates, which
give.a purity and transparency to the
atmosphere that make existence itself
.an enjoyment, and iavest the eye with
the faculties Of almost new sense, the
vegetable kingdom displays its wealth
and its.powers mos. gorgeoaiy. and with
the most marvellous ~igor and conceu:
tration. ''' ag 80 :
l''ln chosen spots, and upon singie
hacienda, may De- seen crowded togeth.
or, piled up in steppes, Jne above anoth,
81, in all the glory of the lily, and with
the perfection of excellence, fruits, flow.
ers ana prductions,i that IN less favored
elimes require for their display as many
latitudes, climatesand soils az can be found
in the entire breadth of plain that lies
between the sources Of the Mississippi
and tho mouth Of the Amazon. /, !.
"Here, besides cottorf aud corn, the
olive and the vine, we have the finest
.of.wheat, with pulse aud all the cereals
in great perfection Also, tobacco, cof.
q fee, sugar cane, the cocoa plant rice,
indigo, cochineal, pimento, india,rubber
and 6hentqnia,, IN, peculiar aua valuable
fibre that answers many OF the purposes
5i.ofboth faxsand hemp. ! And last ofall,
and what moreover, no other, country
in tkeworld can prodnce--Flora's feast
and Bacchus' boast--the lordly Maguey,
or puique plant Of Anahuae. a.se
3 e5lcIthaye seen some Of the very best
planters and farmers from Missouri, Ten.
nessee, and the South, and / have con.
Z versed with learned men and close ob.
servers from France and other parts of
Eurspe, all of whom ,happen to have
travelled through the forthern and most
healthy parts of Mexico. The Nro.
ipeans report on the one haRd. an agri.
,cultial country, superior to; the best
parts Of France and Italy, and also Of
a ,surpassng mineral wealth. while the
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