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10 contains as large hire as when she sent out
eO1n .,,ornn whereas if she had not been divided,
De- maintains and valleys would have needed the
pee ns and patriotic citizens that now fill them
"a ubere the several Court Houses and villages
'n and decorate the land, would have been per-
'u0. vacant land, the home of the savage and the
pa Hd deer, and the hunting grounds Of the enter
Wi Wing pioneer. Davidson, in 1922, was taken off
Pr Peoowan, after powerful struggle. Had this not
Oi -. done. Lerington, one Of the most beautiful
towns o in the State, would have been still part Of
NV ,l.n,ation, with here and there negro cabin
sO ..5 instead of its splendid ediices, both public
'OS "d nrira.e. Who can then hesitate to believe.
'II ,h the lights of experience before Us, that new
WIN ,;s. i are not productive of great good? That
SDeu 'Sere may be some who from interested motives
'neI' ba # another opinion, is probable. Like De-
may ,bev may feel that their "craft is in dan
~s of b.iug set at nought." But the interest of
e. ssw should and must yield to the interest of
tho MANY"