The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-08-17

Tns INV SOUTHERN COLONY.



There has been a great deal istcly
written upon the advantages oi th,s
country, Tor richness u sail the variety
or its valuable iudigcns aud It's general
salubrity In this age Of schcnes md
spccslwt,ona, however. tho soothsrnes
who is seeking home uni1rmmclcd
with tar and obligations, which icop
asdiss the psodt Of hi. labor, Is apt ia
70 regard advice and description AS the
ssndied raph.odies 81 Interested par.
ties tiaving no interest but the vel
fare Of Others situated as am, the ya
patty with those Of broken fortunes
opens one heart t. convey It's own I'M
prsasioes aWL obsrsvatioas, that DO
ssair may not seine upon any one who
u In health and splrit, to place himself
~ fas,ily beyond want. There arr
kw Ruesons in the United States who
know Morc u THE country than was
written Of il thirty ~ fart, year. ago,
white sueh aca0unts do not place II
beyond colony Tor the export Of ma
horapy snd dyrsioGs
In fatality TO the snigran, Il has | . n
looked upon as another Calcutta, where
people Of desperate fersanes have ri.ked
0ssir lives To return 10 their native
ke~cs oat 10 liseer out An existence
Of premature decay in the midst u
their wealth, and as such II wovid s,ill
l,~ looked upon for all ,iss had not the
insane element in the uIied states
forced the southsrner 10 prospect TIE
continent for new hoMc For who,
so long rs the un,,sd state, was whs,
It Was, would have thought to leave II
for any country on the globe but now
in it, mongrel chsrsctss, peif has ST.
pcr.edcd patriotism aud principle re
solved itself into cxpcdicbcy can
now appreciate all that has been writ
ten of tb,- country, and can add, more
over, that no one man, unless he com
binea in himself the intelligence Of a
botxaist, m,ncrslogist, naturalist. and
planter, can properly convey the full
truth Of the field for profit 10 the cocr
gctic So1.heruer
IL one who has witnessed, and what
Southerncs hns not, the arrogance Of an
ignorant race, To usurp the airs and
grasp for the authority over their sa'
pcriorr in progress and talent, the
,a,,t,v w;ll not only fovc-hndnw Ia
Mn, M, ,.sn, nj suda.n characterization AT
hnmo hut x;Il rcconcilc him Ia li,,ug
among the colorcd people here The
British Gosornment regards all It's sub
;ec,a a. eoual bcioro de- law. but being
,nunded snI ncrpe,un,,d in marked
nr.Ja,;o,s fran ,hr lnhoyer 10 The
nr,noa ali ,l..ss. ara f,.e a,an envy Of
,L.,r .,,ar,o,. a, eont,m,t l,s tLo,r
,nGc,;,,. Talent mr. Industry and nor
,...L.,y u.y sn.hl. ,hs Ia.cst IA ,laec
h;n..li amagg ,hc b,vhe, elass
The cid, market |. a feature, ai
o.u.r;. "a u,,entiop ia hare p,id ~
.hs ,.lnys,,oo If Vegetable. There
.,s =. many Wild IA are wanted The
Inu. f,o., ,Le Iri.h no,a,o Ar, ANAL
~ w.,y and arr r.rrodueed yearly
S,nm m, same roo,s The okra grow.
Via a. doe, a .pecics Of cabbage To
,ies Al, Le.t nox.ibl.. attention i. re
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