Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-11-01

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good peope will cmigrato here, and, besides
these advantages, might aliudc 10 that which
will risr home market to the farmer. The
growth OF manufactures makes populous cities,
au, these cans ume the products oil The aerteul
,u,isls. These material advantages are supple
nr:teI hy others which to the iotelllgent emil
grant ere very strong and attractive. Take the
educational advantages. -,
,h;ok few States have done SO much AS VIr.
GINA to improve their educational system OF
education for both races. 1t is very good and
il is Increasing. 1t is not yet what Governor
Kcmper and you would BE- glad to have It
everywhere. But the sentiment Of popular co.
ucation is gradually growing. This is gathered
from the sources to Which have referred.
have been 10 the habit of saying that among
the attractions to the best class OF emlgrants 10
other States there are Done greater to them
than the advantages to be found here 10 Viz
einia. Virginia does. indeed, deserve that sort
| Of nraisc. Why shall not emigrants come here
80 near to market? The great lines completed
connect the interior with the harbors.
Does some one say there is prejudice against
new corners? Descending myself from one OF
the earliest settlers Of Ohio, know how the
old settlers felt towards new men. At the same
time do not desire to rcpel tho coming oil
good citizens from every quarter. Is there
danger Of that in Virginia? have made some
Inquiry. believe Virginia upon that question
stauds where she should BE-. | believe good
citi2an, desiring TO improve his on1ltlon, VINO
comes to make his home in Virginia, to be the
home of himself and his children alter hlu,
will find here all the privileges, rights, benefits,
hospitality and friendship that belong to good
cit%enShlp OF inc pcSt lcSGlaleu M;nuauo,o
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Sic cou'u Cccl lio'o W u'ylucu uaI'on. I'eiy
part magnlhccnt, no Struggle TO make TWO parts
equal to the whole politically, morally, socially
can ever succeed. Why gentlemen 10 the cx
ncrincc, Of Europe, as civilized and as adyano.
H., tho or,ot otfort has bonn to broaL down
Is Wv =, ,ndor.ionoS soo;a, wbicb ~.
."c p "I l'Gio ~ uuur '.'opou 'o.y ~
tara inc Costumes OF race race anu prevent INC unl'
llcatlon Ct people: What Is our own history,
but that of unity, could almost say uniformity
in every trait that makes I'D national charao
Tor s conntrv stretching across thc contioent.
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cehe. " hat IS III TIC posoll VI INC nallou -
Impossible o! diVlslon. Al attempt at dlVlSlon
must IIil. But since the storm is over an cd.
ADMINISTRATION les appcared to recorDiZ, an era
If ncocn and uhcn thn crcat mass nj the nro.
,,ln S.,rth on3 Snnth Esst and Wost oro ra,J,
pc wy" Iuu l.' S" "uu =, 90:
lor pcac' ne SeI,luie6C ioT reorganization Is II
rrS,Stiilt The President has plVCD you some