The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-06-12

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lbof 70 ~ pefs Mississippi VALLEY
asd ihe West iss assumed immense
and almost Incredible PROPORTIONS
for thu iast score N years. tho tidal
wave is stiil accumaIative no Law
o. iadustfial equilibdom still operates
with uudiminished lorss 10 draw esp.
iial, labor and skill from overslocked
States and nations TO such localido
and States ~ offer a greater pre-.
MUM for their employment.
wEsrERS iamGaAffoS
Runs high Of the present time not
90 much from present money making
Inducements, as from the force OF ex.
ample. The borders of immigration
fields have been fixed in times past,
so that to Go West vas the only
alternative. National limit as well
as the ice bound letters of sterile
regions, fixed the northern bounda.
RIGS and thus directed emigration
westward ; while sectional differences,
industrial as well as political, marked
out the southern boundary and pro-
claimed with equal force that capital
and labor should go West"
However potent to produce great
results the natural attractions NAV
have been or still are, individual in.
terests have added more than four
fold to the influences that have ope
rated to settle with such marvellous
rapidly the Western States. Gov
ernmcnt interests, railroad interests,
and private interests have eaca run
to the highest point of enthusiasm, in
painting to the world the real, as
we'll as the fancled beauties and at
fractions Of the West. The fascina.
ting pictures which have so effectual
ly charmed all nations with the spir.
OF western emigration, have cost
millions and in most cases have re.
turned five. ten, and even twenty
Told. That these representations of
the moneysmaking advantages of the
West have been to a great extent
o%verdrawn, or wholly imaginary, no
Que can deny who has made himself
with the vast timberless
nrairies, sandy plains and d~esolate,
prolonged winters of the far west /;
IT'LL thousands rush forward monthly
o enjoy the good () so enticingly :
'ffered to them. Because, in years !
'ast, real advantages of soil were !.
ffered to the husbandman in Iowa =
nd some other sections, it does not
: all follow that other sections in Il
resent conditions offer reasonable II
Inducements for the multitudes to 7
West still thousands push v
to the western frontier eve u
: month, to meet disappointment, :
and even death. That .
estern immigration is carried be- 81
the limits Of profit and pros q
'rity may be inferred from the a.
lmber who are now emigrating II
ON the western plains. If they 10
und there that for which thew go
ught, why not remain and be hap. as
7? We do not say that there are IN
t agricultural attractions in the tn
est, for those who like the climate. or
e., but facts have established for co
'ge portions of the western cheap, tho
regions, about the same result all
the Omaha Republican of April ha
th, gives California in the follow. ed
:: VIZ
The swarm of emigrants who are
living here daily from The East, is no,
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