Lee Called to Lead South Toward Prosperity and Unity
A July 14 address at White Stone by Col. H H Hardwick, Washington, D C, extols Robert E Lee as a model for South resilience and progress. The speaker urges South support for expansion in railroads, industry, and settlement, praising Lee’s legacy, urging unity, and welcoming new settlers to build a prosperous region.
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South Must Be Free to Develop Its Railroads
A long defense of Southern development and rail policies opposing the Esch Townsend bill. The speaker argues seven federal commissioners would undermined rate making, harm Southern industry, and force bureaucratic control over prices, urging the South to act independently to protect its railroads and markets.
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