New-York tribune., 1890-04-01


NORTHERN BUSINESS MEN INTER-
E>TED OPPORTUNITIES Fol.
LABOR As WE'LL y CAPITAL.
Admission, Ala. Mare. 3i.-Onc Of the important
results flowing from the late National Convention Of
Republican Clubs at Na-h.lllc j, in the number Of
Northern capitalists and investors 1t brought into
the southern states. The majority of the League
delegates. after the meeting adjourned. went to Chat
tanooea TO attend the mas meeting there, and also
To witness the progress that ha> been made by that
great centre Of commerce and industry. After
two days ~ojourn there they scattered in various di
rcction~. some went back home" .Jnc went with Judge
Thur~ton and h- party 10 Atlanta Ga. other, -
birmingham and Mcmphl, in search Of investment.
one of The delegations including Captain D. :.
Dcnnison of New YORK his brother J. VI. Dcnnison.
cN-Postma~icI OF Baltimore. Lucicn Knapp. Of IA"
Knapp Manufacturing Company, Ncw York: John l..
Russell Of Troy; ID. L. kccfr, OF GlenS Faii'. and
other New Workers. came down here with H. II.
cobb, general manager Of the Corning Land Com
pany. and have made careful Investigation Of the
resources and material ospcry Of fhi- lue;y young
rival Of birmingham and Chattanooga. There j, No
member Of the party against whom the charge Of
being unduly cnthusia.tio could with Justice hc
brought. They ere all practical. hardhcadcd bn,i
men. l.u' there j. not ~ them who did
not frankly admit before leaving that he had been most
aercably surprised in what he had here In the way
Of wealth. developed and undcvclopcd proerc-s past.
present and future and exceptional opportunity for
both labor aud capital. Their testimony
Is not exceptional II j. IN" experience Of all who
come and il is due 10 This fact that the large party
comprising nearly 100 New England and New York
business men are now on their way here. They will
arrive here Monday night or TUESDAY morning. ac
companicd by :. T.. Casino general manager of
the Admission city Land Company. Among those cN-
rcctcd from Ncw-Yorh Judge, Morgan !. o'lrirn
and p Henry Dugro. The visitor, Will spend several
days here. tie southern railroads and their con
ncciou, having granted halfraic fare, 10 this place
and return until Aliil -.
y stranger II poetic temperament probably at first
would hc impressed most hy the picturesque sur
rounding, Of Anu-ton. for the place j. completely
cncirclcd hy gracefully outllncd hill, and wooded
mountain But to one Of 4 practical turn Of mind. 10
the plain man II affair. who j. .-chiuc wealth work.
the most impr, .iyc element 90 the situation is the
air Of substantially that pcrvad", everything. lAai
striking bat d,u-csou. f.atarr common - adtaHr
ing towns agd oiic, bro this country. the " h"'m'
seems to be- alcnt catrcy. There Is push AID enter
prise in abundance lut 10 b, based good fonnda-
tiou. a. Solid ~ mos; Instances a. ihc .rat noun
taiu- Of mineral rr-ourc~ that give tr 't, IT, wealth
and add 10 f. beauty Th- Characteristic oi III" place
nnd- cNpf,.s .ou 3D. thc vast 'af-h"p, with ihci'
hundred, oi employee. n tie pipe v"la-. ih" largest
ir th" 'pun'rv. iu tr model c0ii". min ara hi-i inr
racc. ln tic huge lt.ch blocks Of Store. ta Ire tle
iro,a li>,... .ir..t. in ,ie handsome dwelling, that
adlri the heights. iN tAr lpi, lines Of n"At cottages
ior tr woriurmrn and iu the numher Il 'ostlv
public cd.d,c. ana churches. -omc OF them a, h"o
-pc,.ncn, Of architectural ,aiN may b. found ans
where ln tie south.
Tai, f,,llu. that the prorn.-- Of TIE place r"-f.
up.a solid ba.!s j. 'o'iraed g., = closer r,Hniit
i.ou of An.;on'- resources. Tie chic. of which 'i'
lr,n Goa. lfnc. wood lAa cotton. IAr SUPPLY ~
tl~.c }, practically unlimited. Indeed, II may ic
sad Of the brown hcnAilic ore field, That surround
Admission that the, arr apparently lncAAai-thi'.
Ih.y contain enough orc 10 supply hundred furnace
FOX ,cniur.c, To- come. IA, whole c'lnfp f.. mile.
around seem, on" 'a,i hcd Il ..' 'D'. i.i ', ''.,
DIX iu the ground almost anf where and N'l ii" 'N
ln abundance. iAr 'uiiint iNf"n-l ~ a i'" ''.''
d,cI'-c- IL Ia pioin-i'i 81 b. o. p'N''l.' d" IA.'.-
-to.c, are in Other place. IF'r -i''' ".' "'.
~, pacucaiA right h t'c ,H "d 80 ''f 'i '',
,uf l,, o. i.. Naii,a f.rl,e., a. r"narhaNH l''
l,Drc. d." hi-A percentage = metallic it', 3d. '".'
isslia osc -h,w, iltt * contain. '""- peg "ii ''
metallic ifun. - ~ m"iall. mA.r'' 80. -" ~ i"
pho.u-. IAc anAiy-l. - silver '.r'. shows u l" u'
'!l.mei god lrs.'t"r Ore. g,
'gt ,, c.4 tl, ~ 4"i a. a. M ''' aaa it, " a,c'y ' '''' @ ia
omc pi'' '4D-'i 'o' % ..'' u.'' .''' .t,.,
4f-, I LHa gnn", n'' . d. .i i1ii ''. ,a,n,.
~. i,> "a 'Hpr!} 'hA' ~... 49,. ,. ~ t.~ Co,.
coal .cid. which aioai iao b"'i ''"'"- '.' ln '''
-ou;h. nnd within f'ti' .t, 'ii., ' 'g a
chcsp fucl &c. hl' "ih'iN N' "'t ".''"-' ,-' 1
on the -.dc Il "a" Ann4-'N'l di-iu,i ir ii" .n''
"a f
mi r.. coils. 70 nnlc t,4 ~ lf'l. ard ir ldn,in.
IT,, cn.,, ,.,rn,,e' . III such abundant qulniitlo-
and IN .a,h clJ,n prD>imify 10 the m.u1r'- 'r 10 h
,, n.-.,'. d'of' On a fcn co,,- lr-r ton. 'ooi
D.. Ii nr stone D.. close 90 hlfd. and il a'uid'Ni p'i
axe. ,an ir .e,ured cheaper tslh ordinary lr'h.
SAID b. plentiful id = nn" Gn'il il.,......- -,-, ~
Alaiara,. IN ,l~ ,,t hear: OF That rlon w'a Abr,in
- Hewitt ha- declared Z" %" ihr Only lIi'' 'h t''
l, competition win Ea.iand.~ T. !, on The m,'ln
linc Of Tie I'ln'.-.'. VIRGINIA "i' ,',"i'@.. @ & i.'"
aia ->, three mile eat oi hi,n.i.Ai.' 'li '''
aud tl. Admission a'd tl'nur Il iAr l""'-fllir
and Na.h,c .,.,,I a'a Ia. '~,air G,n
,,nadl,rs not oav lend hiuf, and p.ctnr.-qHonc'..
.c'ic, # climate Throughout ih" y,99 that i- l"riN
rs,,l. ed anywhere in The south. fhc a'c2-" tern
,vcrasc icmpefntur, lat july Wa. II. August -.
fhc lowest average t"ni~f"nr" dnrms an! W'n,n t
,r thc past two wear. has been - d'trc., +" ',
lc furnace through eyec,,lv" heat or ,'h " J.,
.lnlncd 70 hc one of the most hcil'hinl places J"
The history of Anni.ion l. hort at bet. IN
,rovcd very pronial~ and I'm 1-7o the owner btlit
. .ncond fria'c of tlr same .ifr. IN - ,"l,ni,
hildrcn # thc men rnpo,ed At th' lar ,
IN ~. the ,iimc company ihr ""r-i".h n"'
.,urauyI r-fail lI'd 'tf'hriNf 'ii'NN.'
:, Ia ira the entire territory wa, owned nv ''
,od Stock Company. bat az fhi- tim" ne property W.
,r,,r omen and fi. land -od 4" -" plhh'.
LAYING entire CONTROL the 'oinI,'nt nag "'u ".'
,rcc- and made plan, for mode" rliN. Inc it'll
,',u veil ua.riamllcd wafer works ~uppNus
, 600 600 Gallon. a da, had been but. schools ">ap
ehcd churclr. erected The famous ADMISSION I'M
raa hnr and an electric lirht plant pat IN operation.
iS77 The population Of thc io%n va a,""' .n ,oo y,
unistou i, nnH an ncUrpors;c1 cl;N. ana ma az
r'cnt alnut - 900 inhabitants. The history "i ''
ity from 1853 J.. best told IN the l't oi INDUSTRIES
lclI are here given with the pad mp 'ip'hl
ANNI~ToSS INDT NIliIIN. ....
hhi-'H, Wv ..,. 'ou,,.n,
in,i rose Land touI1bf.- tn.,,n
'Iui.tnu I'pc i.nnnrF. "' '''' |
,,'d Sint,s Rolling stock Company Gear ana ,ooo,
cii-vlc,l work. t N
,od.tork Iron Company iDlr iuih"'7 ana d, o.o,.,
Nilu''I,, i" ,,,~ Cri,tatv cotton mIlU .,OtoV
~ i ,,r, and Atlantic i.alold lrnN th" l.. A.