The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-06-05

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freely. folly sad c%0ustabiIY present.
81 20 the pcopIgoi upc gfcut Nuthefp
Middle abd N0fth western states. ~
encourages and di.pcse them 10 the
movement. This IS o vast hfld oi
most useful laIsur Tor OBr assOciatpn
10 perform Bat here. We need 10 be
Impressed With the great Importance,
sea absolute necessity Of cheerful
,arnest corporation with those who
have inaugufalcd. aud coat nue IN
dustriOusly .--raihcr with increasing.
luuiable ardor to advance tbs imhi'
grafton cause.
The capitalist IL needed to plaEl
the spindle aud the loom by The side
Of the cotton stalk. Such induce
mcnts were never offered to money ~
the history Of this country II Is
strange that foreign calitdl docs not
seek investment hore ty The millions.
II is true. this state has very little
water.power it has no coal or non
mines ; it has but little to induce
capital to go under the surface tie Of
soil. But cotton can he Inauu'ac
tured by steam cheaper and more
~proitably here Il au at the North or
in Europe. The history 'f Southern
cotton factories has proven this
wherever they have BEEN established.
Ii is stated That several will be soon
transferred from New England to
The south.
Skilled labor will find a demand
here that exists no where else. We
have no skilled labor. The whole
field is.oprn to l.. We have forests
of the finest timber Of the most use
full kinds. We manufacture no wai
ons, ploWs, or il deed anything else.
We buy our ak handles, hammer
handles, hoe handles everything,
manufactured of wood elsewhere.
We have a few carriage makers here,
but they bring the hubs, spokes, fell
loes. &C., &c, from The North, ready
made, and merely put them together.
The manufactures can get as good
timber here as he cal get III the
world, and the saving ia freight
would be a good profit on his good.
What keeps capital and skilled h
Dor ION this inviting field? IL it the
bug>bear Of Southern society ?-the
lies OF our slanderous enemies, at
home and abroad? The carpet bag
ger and the s~calawag are enemies oil
everything progressive here. They
don't want capital or skilled labor,
or small farms here. They want to
keep them away. They fill your
Northern papers With mlsreprcserta.
lions OF our people. To serve a par
ty purpose, these are swelled into
"outrages." 1t is time this game had
played out"