The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-21
A just Trinu,e paid so our Sunny
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A juat rrinu'e Paid so our Sunny
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New York Express: The settlement
Of tucsou,hern question viii naturally
have the effect Of opening the south,
ern states to nOrtherl and foreign i'm
migration. The chief reasons why
northern capital and emigran;s have
NOT zone south Ii now removed. The
stories Of southern outrages, manu-
iaolured for political effect, frightened
northern men away from southern
borders. The stereotyped accounts OF
southern hatred of northern people,
and the abuse heaped on them the
uncertainty Of life and property; the
constant hostility of the white and
colored people, breaking out every
now and then in scenes Of violence
and bIoodshed-all tend to prejudice
people against the south as place of
business and residence. Who would
live among such blood thirsty savages
as the southerners were described TO
he by republican correspondents of the
Re.palh type?
But the withdrawal of the Federal
troops and the collapse OF the carpet
bag governments have entirely
changed the whole aspect of things.
People now see that the south has
been nisrepresented and abused, All
accounts agree that il is as orderly and
well governed as any section OF the
Union. Life and property are as safe
there as anywhere. And the natural
effectiveness AMI advantages of the
south are beginning to receive deserv
ed attention. And southern people
begin now to realize more than ever
before the importance of receiving
their share of the great it'd of popular
emigration that has poured through
the country on its westward course
till it has made California one of the
great aud popuIous states of The union.
The hope OF the south Ia 10 new
population. Add three million in
h8bitants to that section and We shall
have another country.
The climate il peculiarly attractive
TIE soil of m0sJ of the South Is
excellent, and in some parts 1t is very
fertile. It's great staple productions
are in constant and increasing
dpmard. With the Atlantic on the
east and the gulf on the south and
nayigable rivers running through 1t, ~
has superior commercial facilities ana
access to the markets Of the world. III
il rich in coal and iron AMI other
minerals. Its manufacturing capacities
are unsurpassed. 1t has been settled
long enough to have strong native
bopulstion with whom assimilation ls
eusy, and established government, ana
schools, and colleges, aud all tie
elements of civilization, Certainly
there is 10 section Of the country
NOR of the world which to DAY
offers SO many Inducements to inteIIi-
gent and enterprising immigrants as
the southern states The south has
great leeds. II internal improve
meuis have been neglected for years
Ii calls for the outlay of capital III the
building Of harbors, canals, railways
jetties, and other things. But these
Improvements are in The future. Ihey
will come in due time as population III
creases and roperty returns, Southern
people must have patience. lhey must
both work and wait, But let them oe
assured that their time is at hand, ana
the prosperity of the whole country
will be enhanced by the increased pop
ulaton and wealth of the southern
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