The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-07-15

.,,i,fonaI Reasons for n Refinery
in savannah.

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F.. 0u-m3u. Ca July II H1i'oi -hoi INNS
. ,.. THE farmers OF the entire sugar
...7reia and Florida are enthused
0a tbst * perfectlv wonderful
70 a--i'' - -, -,
q. The tlouSH' oA "'i"i'7 ma nv '''
....r syrup so near by as IS savannah
.s, high and feel that their day
l.'' f,,,,,, ,,,bat thev had looked
& Of DENY -. :. - ma a,a
mon doomed poverty - al ii'"N' anu
.+v have they approached the writer
.,t they seemingly think should
E'' consolation, by saying: When
:, @ viii erect a monument over
you " fl, commemorate your memory
your ,,, GOOD YOU have done"
i'I ID" ,e~ an every such occasion has
In MS think of something not quite
'+'. for really. indeed, l expect to
50 i-,-g while after you are gone.
p., 10 the point. / wish to present some
i"'--,I acts in regard to the sugar in
en-. sor,s of your many thousands of
v. may he cognzant of them, while
i ' l-7qy but little of them as relates
a. -r,at benefits to be derived. For
' ,u the sugar consumed in America
... Manufactured entirely from cane
.1 The tropics and semi-trOpics.
4 s,.-. wears physical science through
,,,I. .zperiments have brought TO light
,, chances for the lettering of mans
roc5rIar. one of which is the converting
s,.s -vrlp into the purest graduated
SMEAR that has even been produced from
,... .ls4r-produCing product that has ever
Tr 49, perhaps. will ever be discovered.
nom ,ha year 1881 to 1899 there was man
,.f,.,ired in the United States 2.S16072 long
tor- of cane sugar during this period of
.lytsrr years than was imported into the
Trred States sugars made from ali man
ner of sugar products. p, f0'52O
long IONS of sugar, at cost
IN This country of $500 600 600. which,
added 10 the wealth of other countries and
made this that much poorer, and all
d. mis- from what is soon TO become the
rra9taSt sugar producing country IN the
world This policy is un-American and its
davis nearing its end. All that is lacking
now is To- onighten our people on the sub
is-f of growing the cane, converting il into
standard syrup, and establishing sugar re-
freries
The keen foresight and business enter
prise of our Savannah friends are grasp
ing the opportunity of becoming the great
sugar center of the immense sugar belt
Contiguous. with avidity
This is as it should be. Lovely savannah
is the central nucleus OF an that class OF
lands known as the fiat woods once
thought 20 be almost worthless ana was
despsed aud rejected by the cotton plant
ers in their day. But ike the stone Whlch
the builders rejected the same IS, becomes
th head OF the corner 50 Il VIII De with
what may properly be termed the sugar
cane bell when a market is AFFORDED at
savannah, for the farmers surplus syr-
up The cotton grower in his most pasmy
days never saw the time that ne could
compare in profits, with the cane grower
u southern and southeastern GeorSla-to
include The sea coast Islands on these
lands sugar cane grows TO great perIecioh'
as is being proven year after year through
ou' this section The farmers are learn
ing more and more OF what IS required 70
make first class standard syrup, and as
10 pays them better TO make II fuil up 10
rsllrements-Which also pays the REIN
cts much better proht-there Is gettns
70 oe lilLle or no second quality syrup mace
90 especially, South Georgia. southern
4 Georgia and Florida can, and will produce
ai l.ie 9U7al lii"' VIZ NC ITqG it q Aol
# market is afforded The
-rovers and producers of syrup. For
can Inc managed in no other wav on the
4 farms The country being as vet. but
4 su.rsa-v settled. and that by people who's
means are limited. What is lacking now
Is am immense sugar refinery at Savannah
TO daveIop the sugar INDUSTRY. This as
.ursJ. the cifv and country would turn
with aotiyitv. and prosneritv would fol-
low as "a nsaouence-oernanen sure
and f9s,inq- such &C the country have
never known before The money that now
goes tn foreign countries to enrich them
vonl remain al home ana cause the sec
lions mentioned ia become-fOr MANY
reasons -b1t an ha gi,1e,,Ntba most on1i-
lar+ If o,,,, u, ~ Trni+a5 Ctates if nor
the world Tbis ad,nit is nuttine II
etronr Inn, ti,,f MIN 5e,,7ors+rata ths COR
rao.nese If tbe assartion no not FORGET
na-T to,.o LA -
INT, ,bs dfst9,7t b,,+ 80 Iroroedia+e fntnre
and then tell the world whether or not
you eoud see the immediate transfor'ha'
nv rsf.ro5 - an ',io ill., ~ W.
sea n is oonlinor " e ooroino swirl ana
sn. I 9'l''' r - :, - I,,l-, 49,,
rarirg Con r. at1,.d,o s-o,,onnab is oil
r.,at '-0 o"'''9e
now word to the Farmers
Your day of deliverance from a thral-
dom which you have borne in great pa