Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-09-29
THE WORLD MOVES.
The Fradc of the United states with
Brazil


ciples Of home rule s0 long and persiS-
tentlv fought by the political party /"
which that president belongs: the tele-
phone has been developed from crude
idea into practical and usetu. reality.
and. what is more q. rapport With the
subject in hand, the Eads iettirS were.
on the goth daN of this month, declared
t. have -, = feet OF water on the crest
OF the bars. and large steamers can now
eu,rrthe Mississippi river withouttr"uh!e
or detention. The first of regular
line ut steamers to ply between New
Orleans and Brazil is advertised to leave
in Il few ,lavs. and the merchants oi our
metropolitan city, -. Louis. are pr"par-
inr to send samples ut Missouri wares
and representatives To South American
ports. The people OF this state were
deeply Interested IN the freeing q! the
southern states from oppression and bad
government. not only on p"!ItIrl. but ON
business grounds Th"y remembered
that in hlGonr DAYS that section had
"''h 'h"'E "r>' customer a"' 'hrN h"e"
that until peace and harmony prevailed
'HeFe' 10 prosperity "'"'d II" "vr'''e"'
fe'Ie Tor 'h' s'"'" HAS '''''e' carpet
hnGglSm IS dead. good and economical
government IS the rule. aud soon the
SUNNY >A''> % 'na' sN'''e' 'es'''" VII,
s"i''' "''" Il "P"'' " '''PpS eo"''''''''' anu
prosperous oe'P''. MS Will result !"
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s''.'1'' 80 pc! "hhuul' lle value I'll our
exports 10 tAal empire mas average"
'a' @''4'''NNL' ana we nave oeeh yearly
HH>'ng 10 that country s52S2l,">l IN
money thnt could rs easily. and shou!!
II the future b" paid IN produce. Here
i 4 balance OF Wade against TINS couh-
Try OF ever thirty miii!on d".'arS. where
every natural reason exists why the
figures should be reversed. There Is
every reason why the United States
should sell more II Brazil than does
England, and st.Il we finG that her eN-
ports u that country average nearly
ul.f'E-N'N mii!ioh do!itTs per "hiutl' OF
,WentE-nlnc million dollars more thih
those oi THIS country. FOR much OIL thl'
iANt l!'teeh years are /" o'aihe' ana II i
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e'h"a''a'"F "o''iu nave liie h'Sn ''''oFse'
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on o'I own eastern ''''e9' '"' '"H'
HeF'r VIII" t4at country - P' P''n''P""N
u at'S''e" through SIX PoEts-->e" Oh
having 3f per cent" baltimore ~ pei
cent Ne" or'eahS per cent h'ch
'h'"N anu -l"o''e ea''i . per cent "'''
weston : per cent an" boston anu ih''
''''PhIh e"'h ABOUT one-h"l' VI one PEI
cent That New York has 50 much more
at this trade than her share is due prin
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'''H 9''o"S c"'ee po"' HAS eA'S''" II
capital, h,S virtually controlled the coffee
market of thi, country. and has torce,
western flour 10 that mort for shipmen
to Brazil. that mich; have found cheap
er route elsewhere Every state who's,
shores are iaved bv the waters fowins
throurh the iptties to the Gulf i inter