{"newspaper_name": "Mobile register and journal.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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The population of Georgia, according to lbe late census returns, iN nearly 800. 900. The Milledge- vile Recorder thinks if accurately taken, il would exceed 'his amount. Georgia is certainly going alead--siowly Il may he, but 5arely. She IS ini- proving her agricultural system, increasing her pop ulation. adding to her tacnes of transportation and travel and gradually bringing into operation the means for developing her inexhau'lible wealth and prosperity-her mineral and agricultural resources, which are destined gays the Recorder, 10 make her one olthe greatest States of the conederacy. What pny, tbat hitherto Alabama has been blind 10 tue foresight and wisdom wch, within the last 10 or l2 years, have rapidly advanced her neighboring sister. We possess, nnquestionably in every res. pect. superior natural advantages to GeorgIa. Bnt how have we appreciated and used them While she has been pushing her railways in every drsc- ton, and even invading our own territory, we have remained indifferent to vast internal resources which, by a similar system. might have been de,el- oped and greatly augmented tue trade and prOsperi Y of the State.