The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-13
From Europe to the United State.
Exchange.

4 Geneva letter says: For good or t,r evil. raiiw avs. stcamboafs. and tie United States are revolutionizing Europe B, the mere force of attraction. AmerIca k acting on the populations of the old world as the moon acts oa the waters of ;he earth agiiating them and drawing them ihi,herNard. The human tide is ino,ias westward. and even new railasay ;ha. 5, lad down. even. new steamboat tha; ;, built fa -ilitates and i'm ssii1es the inove. mcnt. The effects of the enormous en,. grafton which Is naw ii progress. as .eg on the social as on the political eendt.o. of Europe can ha-dir flh 10 be boih momcntpus ard lasting. Whole dIs;r.c,s are losing more than half thcir popcla, ton. Last year alone 5000 persons ets -rated from Wu-teH15urs equal 10 nine pe- thousand. or nearly per cent. of the population. From ,he grand dIchy oi li.deG the emigration wA> eleven ;hou- sand. being rather more than per cen. of the population. A this rate. even Ii the exodus does rot increase. and Il Is F. creasing. Germany eill lose ene-tenlh ei inc flower of its reoplc turing the neX, .-a wears. Bui m, lem nj gives eHly ae inadequate idca 3f ,he significance f the moeemcr;. The enigrants are aal draSn F eqtal ueas..re from al parts of the Country. There are locai causes Ina, tend ,o make the movement much brishe. IT certain districts 1han IF others. ln speech made icw daxs ago by Her PHaser n the chamber If deputies. he slil that. during the lasi three wears. ;pa- = .f. i ,A5 Oherland had enaEfa;ed. NJ ihls ratc. n two more yoafs the Baden 0bcfl tHd Mil have lesi ,hc whole af is population. The emigration fran S0ittctlaad. though less Ii proportion 'haa ita;a south Ger nlanf. k sill en- IT extensive S 4le. The nuaber Wha If tl3c confederation last Ncarla tee character .; CT -rf.5is. re.t1 ned 4 total - Ia.eso3. .ls.tiu-; -.5ao n I6>o ,'n3 4.-55 IT. i.s-,t. II the tnctc.r>c should ceafr.,e Il tbis life fat the next cish,
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