The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1889-08-02

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We're mac~ bs several etitvf5. among
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The work Of the Tpnli.raticl Bureau
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taem 10 have with them this year NR.
PETER NJ WILSON St4ts, Immigration
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Fltei 70 actress the Convention and did
50. greatly - our pleasure and 10 the
pleasure Of thn citizens of la,o;r In tho
80 Is u - Si'eeeH' ~. iLooN sdl1,.
hateyer Is progressive N North Caro-
INA can lean. with confidence on its news
papers by progressive Is meant not only
what Is new, merely teNauSe It Is new.
o4l tue best OF "n,'t Is ltW: TINS conn
oehee II the press i derived from eNpe-
renee ana nQt prediction. lie SUBJECT ot
IN u grafton -zs not been - Auca mis-
understood S not 10 be understood az all.
4 The minis Of many II Eeaas the inpor
tall2n OF vast number q foreigners IN
ac4aa'u'eo Win OUT manne-s, customs,
h.sllHsiohs alo even oar tn2ua2e h3t
IAlS e Lot WAat ilAiA @risttel means II the
eye OF the law BY winch ihe Bureau ot
l1m Scato4 exists Ne immigration OF
hee p one phase OF the statutory develop
ment OF our neS HE, Although there
Was provision Tor such 4 department II
me cons, a,ltutlon 81 1868, tlete might Is
Wen Got nave peen 's no steps We're taken
y Lil-tf-e u t1eellNe' oui III !e.o, WaeA
lae peop-e OF SortA Carolina tu-ly recoy-
cred their estate, one OF The first and
nosI important steps tahen ~ the legs
IalUre was 10 ST ol loot q pr3C-leal plan
q Introducing new methods, new money.
aad ne" men INTO our business life. and
encouraging changes tor the better among
eur Own peoi-e Immigration has come
- ~ ioOAtN 1pol- a oLt y. Ae accepted
a. lohal Ei-s--.ons OF increasing wealth,
lol 2lly ~ oae Introduction - pcpula
ton which meas greater consumption ana
IS OF course necesslrates larger produc-
ton and more numerous handlers Of pro
oucts III there lntermeG-ate stages, bar I
means also new Applications Of lapor ~
our nome materials and this dlvtrS-Tie
LABOR - we'll a creates uew fields OF labor
III materials which exist bur have 10 be
State taste would lead Us in this direction
uaturally,is not the questions we must ac-
qllesce in the fashion IL order " Keep up
win our neI1ltOrS.
We are accustomed 10 say, .'HoW rich
!, North Carolina =" And she IS rich.
richer chan greas riches ami more 10 be
preferred, but our wealth II YOU viii care
fGlly consider it consists III that rude
abundance which is 10 be shapel by toll
into merchautable forms rather than Is
the bonanza Ike concentrates that dazzle
Imagination, Iaase eddy the iUG9 9neuts of
man and lead % the Wild speculation, the
end ii which IS disappointment and poy-
erty to all save the fortunate few
If, for instance, this body Of mon. il
the next Issue of their papers OIld
publish the discovery OF gI,at sill
yer deposit II any OF the mountains that
surround this village, men would fight for
the dIscOmIorts Of travelling on rough boX
cars TO get their chance al great riches,
but if you were 20 print the fact that there
We're millions Of dollars OF silver II these
mountains which can be had by very hald
labor day by Gay and by expending large
sums Of money it would take all tile labor
Of immigration Agents and the seductive
wI,es Of Railway Iron Clad excursion
rates to get a stray New E1gl4uder to
l.
But North Carolina is a greater and bet
ter country because it requires tie sweat
Of the brow as the dew that Will make il
blossom, and the tOilers VIII be 4pper
men TO enjoy the blessings It is telling the
old story when We say We have in our skys
and our water, our soil and our trees enough
to make happy homes for good and con-
tented people. but We must by line upon
line, never cease TO tell the world what
North Carolina has. 1t Is positive phllan-
thropy to do 50. We have no right to
conceal it from our fellows. We have the
gentle air from the Eastern shores in win
ter and the cool breezes that come down
flom the mountains in the long summer
evenings 1t takes line upon line to per
suade even the wiling, how much more 70
persuade the unwilling You car see with
out fatigueing your patience hOw much
the work Of the Bureau depends on YOU.
Let man write an article. { he binds il up
in a pamphlet Will il do much service Z
But if it comes fresh from the press with
{. business-liee newspaper air it inter
ests the outside world and promotes en-
quiry and enquiry is the highway to sue
cess. Another duty Of the Office IS to aid
Ia the estab shmant Of new enterprises
.,ui this opens new fields Of labor and it
Is nothing but right that our boys and girls
shall have chance as well as others
This leads Us materially to the question Of
emigration. We want to prevent emil
grafton. We don't want gaps to fill up.