The Fort Worth gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-189?, 1891-05-28
1T IS COMING.
A GREAT IMMIGRATION wn,,,
RAPIDLY FORMING.
Money and People VIII he in TEXAS in N.
Near Future-How Eastern CapItali..,
Talk About the State of Te1a,.

Col. James Kincannon, viye-rre=. lar. -.
| the Southern national bank Of N.s
| city, who spends & great deal # hi, -s.', e.
! this city and who is admired and e.-.a.-----
| by all who know him. has recently r,-,.----
| from a trip TO New York wAlr. ID. IS.
Trojan work Tor Texas. lie was ..s. - -
reporter yesterday and asked 'gAa, -.
capital intended 10 ito JOou. Texas .
which he replied:
AT present, am sorry to say t.a-a.
feeling of unrest among the uc4,-.5 ~
of the East Europe is in u.J 4.
condition and Is draining this country -.
gold. In fact, the deplora6.e Hu4.. -. ....-
dition Is best illustrated by .... ...- ..'.
$3.50. 600 900 was poured into the S,.-s -
cotton during the past year, ana b..
scarcel drop il the Ou,E-. 4.- e,
tluence is unfelt.
Europe is loaded with q large a--a..-.- r.,
American securities. winch !. ..- .-a,-.
of in America at higher price H..
rope. This is one cause Of the ga.G .s..-,.
but Us soon as the balance o.. tr.-. . =.
favor of America / think Tie ~-..ags--,
Will pass away. This vii. o- Sa.. =.
wheat aud cotton crops drD UaTEl-..
Again, the strained muuriaU. .......,
Of the South is Que 10 the shIi..ug y- r..
manufacturing enterprises from .a. y .-.
to the South, this necesSiJIt-us az. .. .-.l--
in tine South. o. course. YOU know -..
the South never did have eAou-t lr.r.. >.
properly transact business JHd ... .--...,
increased business demands ths- SON. q. -..
be done to put more none, in 81
While speaking OF the COINS $3.50. ..r
dition of the South, | wuuiu >4y -.a- al
of the opinion that Mir Harrisuu's .......,
tration has greatly retarded 'Ae G....g-.
ment of the South by the arJele. g-l
which il supported the force U..-. all b.
reelection would be a severe blow 'y II,
material welfare OF this section. l:sW-r-r
+ find that he is not popular iu j.a LIS.
ana his reelection Is matter o. I..,r o =.
business men, VINO feel t.a- IL" ~7-.
offers the best feld for turcs.mg-, .- r.
world
Il have been asked al Kinds of g--s..ur
IN regard 10 Texas, and have been r..--..
informed that the entire Las; ...a- 1870.
the state rs the most p"om.- -- g..
Union. Reports OF the m--l.I...- ,.-,
prospects OF the state are IS.y-', 70 ".-i
delight by Eastern cdpi'la,.-. alt
IS soon as The financial --r.>
is AZ IN emf Immigration at,
money Will pour ln,o The Stale "a
manner that Will appear marye.o'-a
Eastern capitalists have been a'-eu 5'
investing IN California. Neora' 81, ta.7,a-,
and Dakota, andnow have little e1U!J-a.,
those states. After wIthirJWir- laail
investments from those states. tGey a.e
compelled to look for other fields. The
Eastern states are worn out ana tie OILY
chance of profit IS now in Texts. C0lss-
quently they are inquiring al aboa' The
state, about bank stocks, mauutac-Ir.1-
enterprises, etc. They have d.sSo.tru,
that national bank stock in Texas rgg,
20 per cent per annum anu .,r--
sums will seek this fed. They
are aStouIded at the magic growth
of Texas cities and the enhance
ment in the value Of agriculture. .aads.
And in fact, there is set determination Ii
the East to send money TO Texas IN search
of investment
During my sojouln iii New York. ! ne
gentleman from Boston, who asked al