, 1881-11-05

H n",' ttan "ti'e thr t,,ost s so,,al,la
G"S" t% l,!nci'rns sEfa r svrrcs % wns not @ t%ata %
nrastleat; hui l,r certainly sl!owr'l % ,ip!lS % "f
raiutle Of. tiuv.. rolqAllt, though . unlon
,s.,l,l, was forced tlltn ii,e llcbcl servtce, and
hsnet u wns Easy tor lnt to Gfc"c ~ 'st ~
ecutlvo officer 0f tic En,,irv State uf the
Thi.tin scat!sE'S,!: q 1ys lISyt; ai' ,II'; l'lss:
%w IL s Sstss ut ;eS guy G af 'ffSS fia"s
nl,e who Ol,ru acted ns n Lieutenant WIS
rullrd MT, To ,respol,sl, wlle'l te dil
Wit'' such nl!!y rs no w"s sm,ka "!s y;
our Industrial md cuin,nrrcinl interests With
uteat rilrct, bcttu Interrupted Frequently. by
hearty anu. wcil.tlcMfyetl npllAtse: For
srFs w. n ss1 s,ry' ctIettso ,ns ,'h,,,r;
,iu'rnd|. surpassed nsI others. Ills was, II
lis tta!; + y, ![,"; It ~? sliwnnkcs sn.aS, sb'oke
tic l,otcl ended this part of the entertain.
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iloslirALirEEs.
On this tonic II Is scarcely possible 10 tell
where to begin or where to emit, Hospitality
wns lnftinllrss, generous, cnllstnnt. On tho
evening of the tiWrrllors, lM,y Coy; Colaaltt
ni,d n IarEu n,.l1ber ok lsnt!!!.: citizens Of,
l'eacltpc strtrl-tlie tlftl avenue nt Al.
ceiypi will, priira'y hospitality. Tl,c homes
nre large ailtl e!egunt; null tho reslnenltnt
and culture q TUG 1&%ulaits; n, eEiery
my oslier city, III tho lnlnl: THO
Ia,l!es were specially ro1lte md cordial; md,
Ind there l,ecfl my witlnwers n!u!Ir lis
would surely hnyo !1cei, lost, for wo !hutl II?
] iururrgMlylg erat,stfcks n,toi,E US. 1t need
searcey, be nttslt!l TINT ,onr lmrty leit will
the ki.ltlcst possible feelings towards Atlanta
aMl a!l her peope. t'od bless at'd prosper
For this splendid Exposition the coNntryIs
| mainly ihtthlcl tp tho DireeiOr-taelternl, tho
llon. II. J. kimball: of % course ~ was a,b!y
without Ills intlnn1saplo energy nntl ccasG-
1rss push there would have bcel, no cxlIosi-
tiUn lie combines IN himself. all the in'eltt.
Ksnce a',tl rncrEy ot tug gSn,,inc innkes @ "t
were nrgely indebted to HIN. to air. Wrcni',
! of the At1antlc Il Western halfway; to A1r.
Grady, Of tile AtlaMtn CDHst!tutfon:, mud t0
| many others for p0ltp attentions. liefB Wu
,MusL shy g0ott-by Atlanta.
| CHATTANOOGA.
| bu forguttrn, Tie memories OF tllu War, In
trrsiied by the forts and brcaStworks nll
about tlio city; the ct',netery with lis 3,ooo
brave boys sleeping where
| Tho hvo1tc Ut tue dead:
Lookout Mountain, .lrontting grantlly over
tie Valley oF THO Tonnessee-one Of tho
s@a reest p Sse oit er a1 ta kiav nSI s oneo Sota
nf Mnt. Conner, Superintendent ut tie Al
lalt;iu 4 Western Hallway, mud Capt II. Clay
Wenms. Manager III tlln ll0Ane Iron C0H-
pnNy--lhe one Of the Confederate aud thu
ntlltr Of t!lo Unfnl army. lnatle our visit oIla
Of the most un1oyabte aud Instructive lei~
dents ever GxperiencEd hy party nE nppre-
cintive gentlemen. Thu ro.t a'tl other ln!!l.-
mike It 4 very prosperous cily:. It's rail-
WY. facilities urn NIL li,at col,ltl bc lie,
tro,,sid M!,sscl Shoals, to le completed fl q
sSan s a% xs ie ioS Ssiss ss !"
nltl mcrellntlt Wit! tind much here to Interest
him; willie the. tourist: from the son Of
Lookout Mountain, ca't feast Ills soul oi' II
nassed for extent unu bra,sty anywhere III
this country Or III Europe. The 'Tenilcsseo
1ltver comes rolling ttuwii FROM The northeast,
SWEEPS graeHinlty a!'nnst entirely ars'!1l1t| ts
the westward; while, from tlte beetll|E cltti
ut the tilDtintniil, where the }uys.iii-l5lne car
| rlGd the Stars-alnt-StrEpes nDnsc t!le clouds,
fs,Is ,s Sateys: s yss:atsr OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES n a ea lls In @ te
bewitc'linE robes Ut iii Autumn forest.
"' SOUTHERN st:Sr1MESr.
But what Of the loyalty OF tho South? Are
tile people RECONSTRUCTED LII our n'tngElIlE
with tllen they certainly nppcnr IL be sU
All who said anything ah,ut slavery wart
gIatt 1t was abolished, and tho 1,t,re inteIli
Epnt nro doubtless satisfied TINT tho Rcf1elln,
was pli ,lowr It's md when 1t wns. Thc,
cnt1nt,t slut their eyes to the fact, ant, llat
tho Snton been diy[sed, IL would llasa beel
merely tito prclntl. to other divisions, III
lMplLI North mud Snlitl hatl beon brukol. II!
lnto putty Mlld rival Stales, confusion nit
anarchy would hayo reigncd supreme, ant
our now stranE, united, ind l,appy, co.Intr,
would hnyp bGrnIlio tic scnrn and tho c,'sI
te.,pt Of tic civilized warll. Tint cemetery
with its :W0O0 to,,.,s, and scoses nr oters oI
tho bnttlr-ets of the .Natit'l,, s!lDw how tyr
rfble WIS tho price Tho country pnid for til
. Union; lit there Is nut iii Intelligent
pntriutl0 lin1,, North or South. who tlnes ITO
believe TINT to nll tho futnru Of America NIlt
, Of tho whrll 1t Is worth NIL the b!uo.l mi
| treasure 1t llns cost. W. u.