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DIR. CHANDLER, F.R.S.A.,
THE WONDERFUL
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HEMAR. -
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BRONCHITIS AND LUNG
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given II heed. But the. sequel teaches that
heretofore in nine cases out Of ten those
who have gone South ~ men and citizens,
and have insisted upon the rights of pcliti-
cal opinion and action, unless they were In
accord with the Democrats, have come to
grief in some way. II has been the custom
there to induce Radicals, as they are called,
to come South, invest their capital, settle
with their families, and set out on the race
of life under the impression that they are
to have fair chance. When their
interests are well located, their capt.
tai invested, and their families seek social
relations and comforts, then, If their poll
tics are not in accord with the controlling
powers of the locality, their troubles begin.
They arc ostracised socially and otherwise,
and it only becomes question of time how
long endurance and patience can stand the
strain before yielding to tho impending sac
riflce Of property, and they give up and go
away in comparative poverty and deep de-
spair. This is the reason why Northern
people who have capital and position shrink
from Southern venture
National Republican., 1877-11-23
Don't 90 west-Come south.

Tie Dallas (TrxasO Neroh is very
frank, and, we should presume, as truthful
NJ any ybody can be and live in Texas. In
referring to the cry, Don't go West, but
come South" 1t says:
In plain English, the papers that speak of
the magnificent opportunities thisStatc Texas
presents to the newcomer, lie, and lie ia n
very Patuitnus, criminal way Indeed. The
unvarnished truth is, that our labor market is
already stocked to Overlooking, aud every
frtsh arriving train but adds to the miserable
multitude in our midst that suffers, slnrvcs,
and finally fights Its way back East again
Before tho door Of nearly every house In this
citj there daily begs swarm that would sad
dta tho heart OF satyr
If the people of the entire South were Us
frank and honest as this man in Texas, there
would be less deceit and outrage toward
Northern people who have been deluded
Jy the cry of "Come South" Since the war
this cry has been heard. and psools have