The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1896-01-23

WALL.
Wages IN the South aic ~, ..
high ~ IN the Nor,n. n-iih-r sr- no
winters as long or To. rent. .. high
Neither do the Sou.h~rn~rs have Ia
wear rs many or As h-Asy elo'h-..
When all this 10 cop.id-r. 4. and 'h~
humane toafmenf. 'h--- 10 bot li''l-
doaei bu: that u- II this par' "f 'h.
Union are dong ~qnsily ss s-ll ..
or better than our br-,kr-u ~ .
colder cline.
Some OF the mill oup.rs have ST,
10 the older factories for sap~rint-u
dents aud forem~n. and While The,
are paid no more 'has th. rAuv~s
here, they come. Tha, tact q. su!fi
cieni To show that they think they
are dong better. They ere native
Noythern-rs and are = good claSs o!
people for spy Safe ,c get into her
borders
The South wants m-u, me. si'h
energy. nerve and push. not TO take
the place of any here but To As.lmi
late with them, shoulder 20 shout
der. IN the work Of building up the
waste PAGES.
WELCOME TO ALL.
There is plenty of room aud rr
DIAL welcome: not that she should
not welcome capital also. but IN.
main want Is NOR. people. people
who come 10 make homes aud b. cit.
izens; not enough TO smother out
our individuality and characteristics. ct
but enough 10 soften down and by
bringing a new blood and ~iih in
dustry improve what she already '
has. She does not ne, a missionaries.
long haired men or short haired
tloomer-xttired women. nor a singl.
agitaior or walking delegate. They
may have To come as the necessity \
for them occurs. but n the nill o~ q
ers are wise they will avoid the mis-
takes and bIuuders "f the more
thickly settled parts of the world.
The great bugHboo of lynchipg has
never been used on either q mill
man or an operativ-: this class OF
people do not need that kind o!
medicine, and the operative. IL hs
honestly desires TO make home AND
become a loyal citizen. caun". s-lec,
a better part If the world. There i,
rs little sectional feeling As exists
anywhere. True, there are fool
here as well as everywhere, hut tn,
section a person comes from, his re
ligious opiHinn AID politics. vii
| las sh -.
anywhere. lf q person is s-archin,
for every spark of s-cti"uaI f--lius
and then d-votes hims. IL To the fasl
of adding fuel TO il aud flaming
into a flame, he of course will gen
orally succeed, but that s'pgl- Incl
dent is due to the desire TO prove
vicious prophecy and does not r-p
resent the true feeling. The s-con
bugaboo of the negro need not k.e
any hard working man from cAstip
his lot with this people; they are u.
worked in the factories aud thy ~
advancing and improving very rat
idly, considering the long yeais q
slavery, and their association vii
and treatment of the whites D. du
to the way the whites treat them.
There is a great future for tn
section of the Union, but the magn
flying the idea Of lawl-ssu-s> AN
printing and exaggerating ever
case, and leaving the impr-ss,o
that there is n great deal when IN
territory is not considered, sid
/. lynchinQ In Texas and one ia Mar,
land are both spoken of AS ia "a
South. as il the South WAS not la, X.
than England is erroneous and hur
full.
The South is rich IN water p.w-
and in fact in all natural resource
but especially in It's men and mol
, especially in the class that ~Ar
their bread by tho sweat Of the
brow. b X. Lacy.
Il Com. Labor. n. &.