The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-10-18


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DuM" ioF nes 1M
me- inIsoao And manuac aen c0mp@nies
ano mu'v'uuai exn'Oi'oss. are woF.nly serving
eacn ~ own pecnnlary interest The railroad
men may nope 70 quicken the saie o. ineir al
Jacent lasds ana increase the trayei ana height
ase over 'heas roaos 70 'nese AMOS ana "tnefs'
" sns exsioass tney MAKE, sna 'ne manuise-
tureFs may LOOK % Increased sales OF their pro-
ouessi oat the cinsens o. Florida have % many
intefests snat meysce served now Dy IitiIe ex-
erlcns that me Nhols saase ousht TO Be kindled
and al as'cw win concern fos inpsoving her
opportunity.
Irue NE capitalist. even though . foreigner
VINO invesss u our railroads and their adjoining
iands nas an enhanced value 10 these lands
when ne ipduces immigration; bat the State
ana ies citizens have nj larger numbcr Ofacres
TINS enhanced IN value and thus ar larger
psoat The increased travel Of Immigrants over
hts road swelIs hls dlvidends; bat the incseased
capital. and culture, and enterprise they bring
with them into The country, b Of Ear greater
vAlue than the piitance they pay the road for
eOnveyance over e The resources they bring.
are . consribusion 20 the whole community and
give aid h Hiring e b ell the benefits Of . more
refined and elevated social life.
The International Cotton Exposition b
scheme On large scala, to indues immigration
towards The points from whence the exhibits
come This certainly b not the only object. for
come Of The exhibition have no such Interests to
serve, bat most Of them have; and up to the
measure Of their success, they increase the
wealth Of the State. and the welIbeng Of lie cit
izenA Public highways. bridges, schooLho0ses
and cAorches are Increased IN number and At
q lesened cost 10 Individuals - their numbers
are increased Moreover the exhibits from
Florida win have feature OF asiraction not CON-
mon 70 thnse from other States Many Of the
woods and some Of the minerals brought from
other States can be brought from Florida a
WELL. But her tropical fruits and plants win be