The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-07-09

weed or 0 bush or O brlar 10 6eel
about them. All that the soil Cal
be made to produce they get ont 0
| IL. No stock runs out here. II haV'
not seen q hog since I have been Il
Massachusetts. The farmers livr
with great frugality. Nothing i
wasted. Every particle OF mauur'
lie saved AID put upon their it'll,
patches Of cora, grass or potatoes
The patches Of grass along the high
ways are regularly moved" HI
says the people up there live very
hard. Many Of them work from II
to Is hours . day. and even ther
only succeed in keeping soul anC
body together. aA4A
II it were not for the POLITICIANS
and aocalled preacherB-a set Of
wicked, selfish men who make liV.
ing by stirring up strife and hatred
in the hearts of the people towards
US OF the South-good- feeling would
long since have been restored be-
tween the citizens OF Massachusetts
and those Of Tennessee. But for
many years 5 great sluice of lies has
been poured into the minds of those
people concerning those who live in
the South, The newspapers lie to
them all the week the preachers lie
to them all day Sunday. The Sab,
bath-schooi teachers lie to the little
children. and the D0acons and Ed
ers and mighty men ia Israel tell
lies to God Almighty in their pray.
ers-All about these people who live
South Of Mason and Dixen's line.
And then there are right here among
us . few unprincipled, base skuilions
who join In with these hypocritical
wretches and vilely Islander their
own country and print foul lies about
their own felIow-citIzens. Under
these circumstances it ia not strange
that we have no immigration to Ten
aessee or any other Southern State
from New England. We have never
been one Of those who went srouRd |
Begging people to come to Tennes-
zee. We have q magnificent State
md we are able to hold it as an In.
leritance for our children, but, new
rtheless. If strangers desire to come
'mong US to settle they are welcome.
his is as far as We have ever gone.
r ever expect to go in this immi-
ration business.
1t would be . coed practical joke
n the fool-mouthed slanderers who
70 engaged in the negro exodus"
Mr.. Killebrew should star up a
Fhite Exodus from New England
this direction. II he can put q s
bite person in the South for every .
Stored one taken out by the "ex.
lus" we shall be content. We
I'VE never opposed the colored ex-
lus-on the other hand We should T.
pleased to know that . million
sgroes, men, women and children
are going to New England this ,
Jar to End employment in the fac.
ries and mills and shops. 1t would
a good move for the negro and a
one for the Yankee. Liv-
g way down South the poor, be- v
GIFTED daFkey has all the time been Q
oking at the Yank through a glass
.rkly." If be would only go there .
would see him as he IL. Sambo
,uld learn then what real, un&dul. re
rated, godly piety is, He would p
arm that the Puritan is not a hypo- =
THAT when he says the negro Of
the white mans equal he means .,
nat he says, and when Napoleon y'
jackson Scott. the geu. 70
smaR of color, asks in marriage d.
e hand Of tho blonde beauty, the of
liHhed, soft.skinned darling daugh- Nj
r OF the lordly owner Of q mighty m
Anufacturing establishment-no
jsctions will be made on account
race, color or previous condi,
N" but that same lordly milI-own- 9
will grasp Napoleon BOnaparte pr
cksOn Scott cordially and warmly da
the hand and say stake her, my 6 5i
D take her and welcome" On =
} other hand, if the poor white -
sh" Of New England-those. poor,
Wretched men and wo-
n who for years have been ground
wa, oppressed and insulted by
lordly mill.owners-will come TO Re
nnessee. they shall meet cordial a,
leone from the white people here. -
. will invite them to our houses,
q them seats at our tables and N
at them just as well as we treat
! other white neighbors. p %t
So then, if Mr.. Windon and Mr.. I pr,
Hebrew viii 90 to work in the ex- o %s
as business with energy and pei WI WI
and swap O million or two
" Eve millions would be better
Northern whites for Southern ]
cks, both sections Of the Union
aid become more intimately &C !