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Foreign News
October 5, 1852
Camden Journal
Camden, Kershaw County, South Carolina
What is this article about?
Gov. Kossuth advises English emigrants of means and industrious habits to relocate to the Western United States for better opportunities, based on his U.S. observations.
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Kossuth on Emigration—Gov. Kossuth, in a brief letter to an English paper, gives advice to emigrants as the result of his observation in the United States. He says, what all his judicious observers here have long known, that no region of the earth holds out so strong attractions to men of some means, and of industrious and frugal habits, as the Western sections of the United States; and he strongly urges men of this stamp in England, who find it impossible to maintain and properly educate their families there, to transfer their labors to the United States.
What sub-type of article is it?
Economic
What keywords are associated?
Kossuth Emigration
Western United States
English Emigrants
Industrious Habits
What entities or persons were involved?
Gov. Kossuth
Where did it happen?
Western United States
Foreign News Details
Primary Location
Western United States
Key Persons
Gov. Kossuth
Outcome
strong attractions for men of means, industrious and frugal habits; urges transfer of labors to u.s. for family maintenance and education
Event Details
In a letter to an English paper, Gov. Kossuth shares observations from the United States, recommending the Western sections as highly attractive for suitable emigrants from England facing difficulties in maintaining and educating their families.