The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-07-08
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ef ne pig iron Of the United States Then
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instead OF 10 per cent they are producing
NJ per cent of the pig iron OF the United
Bt"tSs oI41 AH'ssS e
final form,
Fine Coast Line.
THE southern states as whole pos
SECS more general accessibility TO coast
fine and therefore to the commerce
OF the world than either OF the
other thirds of the United States. A
string and a pin wheel will enable you
to prove this. You men who think on
commercial subjects do not need that
should detail to you the advantages that
rests with a portion Of the country that
can by statistical and governmental proof
declare that II has more coast line. more
navigable streams. more water power,
more minerals conveniently arranged.
more agricultural range. more forests,
more cheap land, more accessibility to
ports than any third of tho union.
1.-THE meaning of this summing up Of
southern opportunities is this. and mono
but tho blind will fall to see It. That
there IL to come time In the history OF
the United States. as whole. must have
the support and development Of the south
ern states. 1t means that our nation will
never reach its full greatness. 1t means