Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-20
protect them, than when there were armies


here trying to rrotec! thcn.
Another thing, the Southern peop'c Wero 10
that condition CT dissatisfaction that all cou!d
sec that their attcotoa was withdrawn from
agriculture, from commerce, from manulactuEeS
aud business by poIiica! discussion. My irleods'
there is time Tor political discussion, but lt Is
not all the time; at least, an important part OF
the time Of every community should be gwen
up to business and its industry, and If by any
measure of the Government content be restored,
peace and satisfaction will be restored. L be,
iievc that this is the wise policy to pursue, and
| think this is the key to the whole mat
ter. What has been done, as said ct Clnc!n-
pati-what has been done was not merely De-
cause of any need Of our doing it, but We DID 1t
because Of our oaths registered 10 Heaven. We
believed it was Just and right to do IT,.
All that wish TO say to you is thaL wish |"
be able TO carry to tha Northern people Inc IN
formation that every right secured by tho amend
menls to the coored people will DO choerIuiIy
accorded them. Lie! us understand inst peace
reigns supreme and uubroken throughout the
whole country. With that ELL prosperity dsWns
upon the Southern country such rs VIC nave
never soon since the recent agitation pegAh. -
| tho industry CT any part Of the country IS neg
| lccted the whole country has TO sulior' me
prosperity Of this whole country Is the Property
Cf AL its parts0f all Sections ol all States rms
| it seems to NO. is III, larger and lite'Ai WOW.
Now. you have, IS | said to DAY, good oA',s' IL
| comparatively thiny pcolI>d country. l""
| have mincrsls building material, lumber, {.
saubrious cimsLo fertio sell, "nd all nat IS
wanted to be added is moro poo! l." ihn lntcilgent
| people tho Virtu0us people oil tAe WJrid III!
want in Tennessee, in Alabama, III mississippi
| to como to your Stat. tho pow1r tho strength,
the westh and population that Can supp2rI y'!
| You want tho population hero rs they have III
| Ohio, Indiana. Nj iSsOur and exon IN Texas.
| Lot labor and capital como, and prosperity
spreads. Let it BIZ know that caco relsns herci
| that thore is no quarrel thnt mon are Ice 10
come and 60 and tho attractions CT tins glorious
southern country wi! b. lag you tho very best
| immigrants tho world pr'dlces; the let from
the North tho beat iron. Europe. With these
| your prosperity is assured. About education, Ii
| is SINH y this, let tho Scotch. the Sweods, tho
German or any other cI tho best foreign l"nple
| that come TO this country understand that their
| children can be freely educated III tho public
schools and il is better advertisement III your
State than any you can got l2r Tho amount OF
money it will cost. This b1lcVe, IL tbs idoa 81
Tennessee, honce it is That in Nashville you nave
| high schools and other institutions Of learning.
| say education brings immigration OF tho bcss
Kind. Let il have your support ind wh these
| and peace prosperity, Is yours hAvn talked
| longer than / expected, bat the truth is have
soon 30 much genuine merit and patriotism "x-
| hbttd in conversation and everywhere siGcc |
| nave come To henluckS :.Utl lOiHtSSIC t'I'tb =
would be glad to leave some words OF counst!
| that would DO useful to you. And now l. thank
YOU from tho bottom ot my hear! Tor your cheers
| for tho Union, the Constitution and tho Oh!
| flag. | believe you arc destined 10 so on '.nd
| DO the homo Of freedom and rs b refuge To the
| millions of cvory clima 10 the last record oi
| time.
WARrRAcE, Tenn, Sept. %. WHEN the
train arrived at Nurlrccsbor0' . large crowd
greeted it with cheers Tie President made q
speech, abiding to his qualification at his re-
ception in the Sou!h, and hoping t!:at tlc time
| would soon como when in our country there
would be no North or South. Secretary igarts,
Judge Key and Gcv. Hampton were introduce
cd and made few remarks The latter then
presented Mrs. Hayes, who Was greeted with
hearty applause, and bowed TO the ass:mhla:c
as tho train moved OIL
DECUERn. Tenn, sept. .:).-Ono i""turH o:
the trip, since leaving Bowling Green, Ky, has
| been tha anxioty manifested blythe colortd people
| to SEQ 1ho President. for which purpose they
nockod to tho various railroads stations snl c2-
pressed their qualification 1T seeing him and
grasping his hand which feeling mas boom rcc"g
nized by the President, wno, on;all occaS'nns
has tskon pains TO crafty them The great de-
light manifested by those, who were go Fortunate
as to shake hands with tho President has been a
source Of Infinite smusemont