The New York herald., 1867-03-22

Brooklyn correspondent comments on tho necessity
Of directing German immigration toward the South -
being tho means OF bringing about reconstructi0n
OF the States lately In rebellion. H. says
Your remarks upon German emigration suggcs& soue-
thing practical In relation 70 the Southern States -
well kao~n all who have observed the progress OF this
country ha, whore Germans have settled there have
Iroscrcd rculiurc aud manufactures that they
have SHOWN themselves be industrious, hard work.
s people. attending 10 their own business and looking
only their Improvement aud the development Of
rvfnd!rg ih'm They arc our most steady
aud en'erpri.,nr ponecrs' and ~nsrSssr r,c IN
al foreigners they foremost. Hence the southern
States, bcinn some respects but little better than un-
developed Territories, they the people for is settle
menL The people by whose industry, we'll directed,
taose States become rivals II not superiors OF the
Nsrhrr sapa one or more buy" Sny no, sss ten sSo
sand Gy fhoa aud VI land In North CaroiinA,
Virginia Or any osner southern state. divide TINS into
farms of hundred, two hundred or moro acres and
sell 70 ineso German emgrauts 10 such as have
not ample meats. crodis with mortgage 70 oes
given. The settlement once begun would rapidly
incrcase, and the natural fertility Of these LANDS
would be almps marvellous under the careful culture Of
the sturdy German. Nearly the whole Of Virginia and
North c4ro,na u well adacd 70 such settlements In
TACT, there ba been Tor many wears In North Carolina >
largo aud THRIVING seiemest o. Aorasians They snow
the of .ha Germans selecting the best land of the
nllle region for their settlement, and many OF mo
wealthy families OF the valleys Of the Yadkin and casavbs
rac, back 10 Germany ON one side or the other iner
arins are lie neat 81 and bes. cultivated.
Iclain tna' ihis system, While beng source of prcht
70 tle parry Jr uAFksS uprfuthI Wvutu ''''
tine o. tho qaickcs, aud means Of accomplish
ing that mlca desired cud- tho reconstracton %
thc scu n " would bc rcscnera,on AZ - .no, % as
satisfied with the present prospective state of aa
ose to sell at rates. might do 20, aud u not q
10 cd to sell they might he supposed 70 oe con,en.ea ~
hoaid abide the coneeqae The great faut of tle
) uth and one OF the accomplishments of the peculiar
n-ttulon, has always bcen toe large bodies OF and
hed bv one individual. know Of parties wno cwn
cen thousand aud thirty thousand acres OF land IL
operated upon rightly they would gladly sell .
Arap the security Of tho Manufacturing inerogi or
this country demands some meaus VI revNiiying lhe
so III and perpeuaiinu tue supply OF cotton. The plan
witch have suggested " the one. Cotton can % pro-
duced probably by whic labor on any upland aud on i
M nv ri tho losiand farms Mere cotton witt bc pro.
duccI by avid ~ up the sarms than by the Old SYSTEM
ccause sle lsud viii be better cultivated aud mannrd
luen 100, the prodgcl Of vol might be yastly in
creased hy tho impor alton &c Germans into the oun
taius aud uplands og Virginia, North Carolina south
taroyua, Georgia Aahafna, Arkansas and Tennessee
The o these mountains, too, is peculiarly adapted
10 hcmp fax &c
ees iye but my pan looked into. will be iOand ho
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