The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-01-15
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Following the deficiency off the ctopsin
Europe inevitably came prosBerity for
American agricniiurlssa. Blessed with gu.
perabnndant aaryests OF, oil grains, and
having a ready market for them st high
prices, they are making money and tie
long looked for reviyaleo basiGezs has
taken place. All hlbiness IL conducted
on wealth created by the producers, II
the GLASS that pr0dce8 wealth is In strait.
ened circumstances, all classes are strait
encd. Fsis
The unprecedented devAlc, ,,tnent of the
Northwest, tho West, and the Southwest,
; and the marvellous increase of their pop.
niRtinu. have often been discussed. But,
with uhanimity. that is remsrkable, our
writer's have overlooked the South, or &c.
gardiEg that section as unworthy The. ht.
tentlon Of Northern patriots, they have
scorned 70 give ii The notice that should
In Justice be accorded to we'll deserved
prosperity. It may seem q bold state.
inentt but the section that has been neg
( lected by the Republican press OF the
North Is se-dhy, and hiss heen for years,
the most prosperous portion of tia Union,
ana its prosperity rests on the most sta;
BILE basis.
The States of Alabama, Arkaneasi
Florida, Georgia, Louisiana, Missile Ippii
North Casplins, South CsfoIiha. Teunesi
see, and Texas are known as The cotton
s3tatess since the cultivation of cotton ab!
soTb5 the labor OF the husbandman In
that region uf our country. The total
population Of the ten States In 1870 Waa
S,2I2i i229 NE Gloss of the war found
them inpcv eEished. Their property was
destroyed. SYeoE the North next oyer.
ran them Witn carpet heggars, who stold
n from then, sinterfered with their State
laoye ennents: oppressed them In many
ghe inhabitantga OF the cotton
statess waited as patiently as they had
ght cotIf epusly, and at last regained
the Control pf their own a1hffs. From. that
time the ward march Of tho cotton belt
z toward the most unprecedented prospect
tty; has DOT faItesed foH an instant. The
year OF 1&!e was q prosperous one for siens
and they justly reioiced over the result,
tor tIlas ysar ending on june so, 1878, the
fcQ1in tic exf to- from the United States,
amounted IN yalue TO a total OF ~ Z, ,093,
.ss s,a l.2A Ne. this vest sum the ten cotton
! asos with their scanty popuiation, are
credited with $162, ,SO4 $50 for theifcotton
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