The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-08-01
THE PULASKI CITIZEN.

of the hnsbandman, and rich and
productive as the valley of The
Nile. From this point one sees in
to seven states. But l must not
swell this letter to too great pro-
lixitv. Oae could fill a book full
OF the gorgeously grand pen paint
lngs of Graddock and Will Allen in
portraying the grandeur and mag
nificence of this mountain AMI VAL
ley and scenery and yet not over
drew the pain ing. We went TO
Sunset Rock another elevation
with the same gran 4 scenery b low.
We stroileI over the IN ,unta.l TOP.
The top of this mountain il filed
with cottages, the summer resorts
of the people OF the city and other
points. | was astonished at the
number Of houses that are being
built In every quarter on this noun
tain. Odt in the woods amid the
forest trees q house just flushed,
or nearly so, springs up as if BY
magic, and syndicate are build
ing a very large hotel with all the
modern provements, with i've
hundred rooms in it. Coming on
to a.other point of the mountain,
We encountered The station o. the
dummy line, the other mountain
transportation rout", and bo1rd lng
this train We speed rapidly dom
the mountain sid, with a ve.ocity
appalling to NE, over Tree tops
over precipices di.tance. of nine
miles to the terra tirml below.
| want TO say that the
con struction OF b tn OF the roads tC
the mountain top is a most mag
niiceut piece OF engineering, ant
the last to me seemed almost i'm
possible. But | am still writing
too much at length. In conclusion
| must say was impressed viii
the idea that great future and
destiny awaits Chattanooga. Sur
| rounded by mouo tains in whose
bawels slumber millions OF un-
told wealth in coal and irou; en-
compassed by vale, rich and pro
ductive, encircled by ridges an
foot hills which are beautifully
adopted to fruit and vegetable
growing; with her railroads anc
her river; managed by some of thu
best busine men of the South an(
North; with so many Undue. ment!
to capital and labor, at the gate
way to South. She has advanta-
ges equal to any and surpas Led by
none. | predict great things o
her!
Among the successful men )
Chattanooga are some from oul
town. Thos. E. Stout is there
manager of the U. 5. express com
pany. He Is prospecting and accu
mulatlng competency. Bob Glib
son is there, full of enthusiasm ant
rich. Lee Rosenau, our merchant
is there, in the jobbing business
He has made great deal of money
since he went there and has bail
him q magnificent residence. The
Hon, Jesse Hill, the first Democrat
ic May or, | believe, is there and he
has done well, and so it is with
hundreds of others who have go1t
there.
Put ihis down, as We go aloug-
Northern brain and capital has
not male Chattanooga VIVA: she IL.
While the North has combined will
Southerner, She latter predominates
and it Is southern Drain and south
ern money largely which has de
velol ed that city. Right proudly
do we say this-Our own South
land is coming TO the front, capt.
and emigration no niger go west.
ward, but to-day the eyes OF the
world is looking Southwa d. Mill
ions OF dollars OF capital is pouring
In. Emigration is coming this
way, and in no far distant day
the hmm OF machinery, the treac
OF development and progress of the
South will tell to the world what
we are: the greatest people or
earth-No wonder Mrs Garfield
would like to see the BLACK beel
on the Whites neck" L. is not
sympathy or love Tor the negro,
but envy and jealousy of Tho
Whites, and the day is already al
hand when the Whites Of the South
are far above the reproach of col
umnius SANDER, and the question
is already settled that this is the
white Nuns country and white
mans government. NJ. D.