The daily critic. (Washington City, D.C.) 1890-1890, 1890-06-21
THE NEW SOUTH
ITS GREAT COMMERCIAL PROSPERITY,
REALIZED AND TO COME.
Ends, would KNIT AlI-TaIk win
Ron. Samuel " Buck

tut bitter Pattisans, for UnhoIy r1rty
Ends Would KIN 10 Ali-Taik with
Ron samuel " Buck.
Hon Samuel II. Buck. formerly
director general Of the New Orleans Ex-
position and now president of the new
Homeland Company and also general
superintendent Of the new city Of Kim
bali, in The celebrated Saquatchie Val
Icy q Eastern Tennessee, was one of
The recent arrivals at Willard's. His
prominent connection with great South
eIn enterprises has given him a peculiar
iusirlt0 90 the present status and pros
rccts of that section. Tn reply 10 q
CHTIc reporter be said Under the
present quiet condition of political a.
fairs attention has been directed 10 the
great advantages offered by the South
iot The Investment of capital and the
influx of immigration Men OF ability
and means who have travelled through
ihe South and become acquainted with
Us marvellous natural resources are dis
posed 90 take ADVANTAGE of the OppOr
10. AtANAH" ..N' NNtH NtlN TIT NteIlLN HAS IeHI
The organization Of q great many land
companies and new town schemes
which are based on real merit There
Is no country on the face Of the earth.
10 my opinion, that combines such adj.
vsulagts Of climate, mineral and agri
cultural resources and transportation
facilities as exist between Charlottcs-
vile, Va, birmingham, Ala, and At.
lania, Ga. il is one Of the finest coun.
uies i'm the world, environed as IL is.
with hills and mountains full of the
richest minerals.
During the past few years, and par
tcularly during the last year, eastern
and foreign capital. controlled by men
Of brains and influence, has taken hold
OF these magnificent opportunities, aud
and ! am confident that the next few years
will show new era Of development as
remarkable as that on the Pacific Coast
in 1S40
"The South has nothing but open
arms and hospitality for
ALL GOOD CITIZENS
who come Ia good faith to take part in
the new development We have an
illustration OF the confidence. not only
of our own capitalists but also foreign
capitalists, who have just started thenew
city of kimball, on the Tennessee River.
ai Tie mouth Of the SequatChic Valley.
about forty miles from Chattanooga
This company owns g. 600 acres Of
land In ona compact body containing |
$50 600 tons red hcmititc iron ore. |
100000, GOO tons Of brown hemiitc ore.
and eOO,OOO,OOO tons of coal or this
"a OOO acres are covered with
huC timber nHd 5000 acres between the
Tennessee River and The mineral belt |
IS rich agricultural land on which the |
city site Is located.
10 has been said hy visor mrn |
Than myself, aud repeat q In perfect |
good faith, liH Ibis properly Is a prin |
cipoliiy To- itself, which cannot be found |
anywhere DIH Hg on EARTH containing AS 10 |
does everything necessary for
1IIE HIGHEST DEGREE on PROGRESS
aud civilization. 10 was selected by /
people Of the vicinity, and Colonel II |
kimball was called 20 the head and 1
hes succeeded in interesting English
capitalists In the organization OF
company with a capital OF $1,000 600. |
ol which g 600, 600 Is to remain IN the
treasury for purposes Of DEVELOPMENT
There Is similar organization based
pm English capital az Mlddcb0rauEh.
Ky. This Is only one Of the many 0p
poTiunities that this vast country pre.
tents to capital for profitable investment.
II foreigners, under the advice Of
.heiT sagacious representatives, are plac.
ng their money In these Southern
properties Il Is quite evident 20 every
linking man that Northern capitalists.
lisabused Of sectional prejudice aud
laying confidence In a wise and patriotic |
government Of the whole country
would not be slow to march into this
ich and comparatively unOccupled field
nd reap The harvest "
.FFECT OF THE FEDERAL ELECTION LAW
What In you opinion would De the
Hect OF the passage Of the proposed
'edeTal Election law upon the material
.TogTess of the New Southg'
Any law that would seem to be d.
eeIed especially at any one portion Of the
ountry would not only tend TO check
bis great development. but would 20
ar 10 close the Golfers Of the North aud
last and prevent the investment Of capi,
Al, that IS not now earning interest, ia
laees where il could soon double itself.
his would be a double calamity. for
would check the pTaisewOFthy efforts
I the Southern people 10 develop their
natural resources, and at the
lme time deprive Northern capitalists
! unparalleled opportunities.
The people Of the South are Just
.arting on an era of very great pros
elity, are e0ntented and happy, and It
difficult 10 understand how any think
lg man, diYested of prejudice and sell
Sd motives, should desire 10 disturb
le present happy condition by an az
mpt, through national legislation. 10
llerfeTe with State elections. which
gislation would necessarily lead 10
7mesiic tuFmOiis, riots and disaster.