New-York tribune., 1881-03-27


Is the Ohio River oEthe South. Down these HeotRiA
menptaias whiehnthopeople CALI hogtosaksI, Ssn,
BILE the sources of the Savannah and Tennessee anu
Florida Rftcrs;ln cassaaes, sani ahare 't@ ihafdy
s,stssre ,ettYfnruow 10 make butter ana oliecse'
and bercharIce wine for fSDmarkets OF Auauus.
TR9rer shihe dotth marble and building stones anu
cold karnets nd amethyst and they say, az
too are fseuusnt in the soik Where's thss
eugu5 nj, CHATTANOOGA 30, mnte "a narro" ,rainoi
lane. tbtsteasn. spy hSws th3' army of'SneUnan
dowp,fubo thHybdid pfeatean of GeSrgiastih e"y'I
faisinp its suires between the solitary .Kenesaw
Mountain knob and ,lonsly Stowe Mbnntain thirty
niles sawav chaIehges>the invader.s. They' there-
fors, eaa 1t the 6atpGyH and astheg sea on
tosttrund dllnwfab stretches below iu TO INC U'A
and 4 staads hike an island IN the waves they na'e
bamef IL Atiahta for the Atiantes of old, beyond
the straits of Spain. 1t occupies position reis
tivoly like .Utiea ,Syracnse. on Elmra New,1olK,
or lyania, yet like neitbar.' Ihsse
eities,ars0at,,the, northeastsrn end of these she
kenerai mountains, sbSy drop snto 1he sia'H
yet siyare,tfg mountains sink too ioS lftnefo WIS
cjtr of: 40 OOd people somewhere. about HUrho'm4
xiIla Naw-yofk .where the landssape is slh ereo''
and With ts nostrils ppen vida snnnng tne "'",A1
tain aiY, at nisilf Aa le AhantaGss, prpv'dea tn~
lax youId netise Se hundred uilesse Tnosa %n"
bavy h. IN. at spfiugield, Missouri. .onTthe faD'e7
land of The Osage Mountains, ccan better hmaRiii7
AtIahta,s appssiteness to great proancnve col,'T
unrelieYedby,a 3argei CITY, 10 Aansss~ Why ~''. 80:
Denven 1t teass Similar comparisons s'''% '.o
wb;ts ocean of cottopl has an individmhty all aus
owAq. ,.,
Tatlse east.ofit TN the river bdsiHs ct SeatnCar7
o,iua, hestts manure that makes this cotton grow
sofar to- the North the phospilates made sI ~o,.s
ofIperished fsh thar were stranded ages ago nay
AVIAN arounS,in evet-evapuratinG water anu mat'e
tlrs,r vilA and dedls, Their wills, Fea by tha 1fim
And Ttfnmrnins ofsuocsedihg events said : In ape
name of God, ameul We five thOusaud m1fiion
millions of fish, being of sound mind declare tns
to be our.last testament. We beaueatn .ouf nes'h
and bones when they sufficiently haraened Inv"
the sob of Sdpth, Caroltaa to- the people 'oi!i'ne
Usitad.S States. fcA manure, This testamant''is not
40 tase efFsSt hill The extnutiou of African savepyI
Aud I've appoint Sloth,, Ignorance. and Pride our
ell.auproved executors tocarry thia last provision
into effect to the end that we may never be discoV'
ered and isapplied TO servo the dying energies Oh
slaseur., Gatpui under our fnsEnnd dyipn w,EQSesi
th;s aay efdryrut and 1.-Two htBhedth OF the'saaid-
bar:n
Sd after South Carolina lost. her Niger, that she
had daifad hevond anything reasnnableor respect-'
abeep real she possessed tba fossiiish was touhn
to,nnderle Nipger md M hHsr. .,and qtoLbe better
manure tIan ,eitier They mine cit' now, treat H.
with acids anditswlms again In the cotton bioots,
spins on the long bobbns of tile cotron miiis' anu
is drawn on the apering feet of your sweetheart IN
tbelatesbagupy Of steclduga;.
70 tire west of,AhaUta, about tho same els'aulo'
IA phsphates to the east lies che coal which
Is one day to set the forges .of the Gate City 10
dancing tits. perhaps bundred miles. and <here-
n tha ulQ Ot
Alabama. fossil forests. penshed' ike the hsh IN
their uttepmost poouLousness apdTanknass OF life.
lie in beds .of gltsteuing coal waiting all these
vrlad wears fot the end Of slavery and the resus
ktation OF man. railroad is required to that coal
field and then Atlanta. with cheaper .iuei' VIII
swell on TO her hundred thousand souls.
soUTuERN JoUISAIIsTs.l-
rode ont TO General MePhersons place of death
with Captma ESan Howell, proprietor OF me 81
tqpta Consuti tidh one of the most liberal useful aho
may add National newspapers OF the South and the
msnstay of liberation, development apdthe origat
future fortIie Empire State of Georgia Upon 1t are
Heury Grady ythe most brilliant correspondent IN
the Sohtb, and Uncle Remus,' young 'fe.to" fui
bf sense, observation, steadihess and laughter he
Il redheaded and little frecked, and bas no great
idea that he is a humorist whchis the best of all.
Mr., Finch the Editor eorlsis of Judge Finch, OF
Ithacn. NJ y. tod me that tins young fellow had
bublishAd the most sueccssflbOok of the year next
ia. ."Fhe Foops Etrand." aud was versatile and
adaptable everywhere Finch ia from HornelisVille'
\, Y. and went South. fdr his health with some
money lent the latter to The COBhtHtioR in 1tssrug
Cling days and is proprietor He styesfhe tone 70
the paper with 1.-The full assent of ali hisparn neIs,
and he has had large hand In building the beauti'
full library building. Captain Howell was an artii-
iery officer on the Confederate side OF great elity
and STAYING powers lie was5he ordnance officer Of
stm,ewall jackson, and. had netahls battery in
Cleburnes Division and under Hood'' eosid"make
b remarkable paper Of hrs recollectiors, but fm-
BEAR,
ATtM,PHERsoS,s GBAYE-
Weleft aAtlaata Aby . broad, muddy clay roae'
went almost tt0 the site ofShermans
MISUNDERSTANDING the ssgy and then turned into
road eastward leadibe over poorly wooied ridge
t0 thicket of small oak and eparse pine about three
miles from Atlanta By this latter road McPhersnn
nallopsd., to-. his. command, and hs1 DEATH. The
sabonts 80 900 strrng bad turned his right
and were driving his "moas parcel of'whem; we've
standing under o basch OF piHcs up. woeds road
and Jon knoll. They had shot down the e.veteran
Confederate General Walker "A great loss to the
epemy, but the powerful gay lime OF battle swept
| Ahead. .envelepug them,and while iafaRhs was
fresh from i,i gallon in their mast thedG dty ball
came. straightt to the great young spirit The TIDE
bf baltic swept on; and returning before the
UHoh onset apd shopt Of vengeance. his corpse wai
4 recovered by his .sodery, yet almost warn. TIE
4 .voeds oath up which he rode ris markedIby sign
\ board. "MePhersona Lana" From: tho point o.
eutesng it Atlanta dsv visible another hhI, with
i clusterOf spires.i
We rode up tba rcoty aud white clay 7lane to the
SPOT, nearly mile back. where ata partiatelearing
Il or rather. seucein the woods there sa cross lane
i and at the intersection rise some dozensnOf haf
i h,oxr pnes, soue t the height of slrty feat talk