prehend that thelabor in the South is less capable than that of any otherpart of the world, and it seems fair to assume that witheducation and training as fine goods may ultimately bemade in the cotton growing states as anywhere in theworld. It would require a book to tell the story of the… … LABOR. 109 This re-establishment was not commenced immediatelyafter the civil war, because of the chaotic disorder broughtabout by the abolition of slavery and the enfranchisementof the negro. For nearly a quarter of a century after thecivil war, it required the very best judgment, all theenergy…
Cotton manufacture
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