The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-06-05

reniks q be gefs 23cenis tor his corn. and
IN build house inE Zoo. or if he gets
7scrnls. and the house cost him sT2n0g
liis - brad as his long. 50 faras cnsl i
eaneernsd. Buias N his eomfoFi and the
general prosperity of The country, there Il
a great diGerenes.
Thrne is this sssensizl difference IN
ihe habits ii Nosihern and 4 Southern
man. Tile one. uhether in connerlicuil
% in Georgia. ifhe removes here perman-
Emily, thinks in lie FIRST plare Of making
himself. - Bsillie Meal Jaryie says.
awhsi he calls comfortable" Then he
looks out - keenly as other men for The
ways aud m, ans &C getting rich. but nc
must be comfortable while he Is doing
IL Every thing must be neat and tidy
about him. Jhe other, without any sys-
iemalic ecoEomy, is indifferent about
the present. and lives altogether in the
hnpe of realizing fortune IN The failure,
when he expects 60 live rs he pleases.
And when that time arrives. habit has
grown 10 be second nature. and as 10 he
erjoyments oflile, he is no better OF than
when he began ~" Always 10 be. but ne
yer blest." Frequently careless even in
his personal attire, and always slovenly in
The arrangement Of his house, out-liouses,
caies, fences and grounds.
With every element Of prosperity 4
country could ask, we Of the Southern
States arc the most dependent on others.
&c any people within our knowledge; and
The face OF lie land presents 10 stranger
The most poverty stricken aspect of any
that meets his eve anywhere. This IL a
humiliaiing confession from son Of the
soil, i" one TO the manner born" but how
ever dlsagreeable, IL is truth that must be
known and felt by all before the evil can be
obviaied. We scourge our lands BY con.
iinuous crops 81 cotton, wiIhouta year Of
rest or rotation. and buy every thing
while Others improve their lands and
make every thing al home they can,
Not 10 speak Of wearing apparel, and 9th
CT like articles Unnecessary use, every ont
/ Of which, cnarse and fine, is made else
I where, and is source Of drain to the in
dusty OF this section. But look on you
tables and see'il your meat does not come
from Tennessee; ioak NJ your plows ant
see If every mule that draws them is no
bought Of Kentucky; even the horses
which draw your carriages como iron
there. &c.: s...@.. as-.
J Many pursue line Of policy on thi
! subject, The very reverse Of their own in
, teresis, from mistaken idea Of what thei
, lsue inleres, is; others do so from shee
/ inertness and want Of reflection; som
, from being deluded by maxins Applicant
10 particular situations and necessities. an
E moi capable Of general application. lib
: Island Of Malta imports all It's breadstufii
4 and why! Because il is rock, and il
=. capable from its wan, Of soil. as well q
!. size, 10 raise them. Is that the casehert
: England imports bread.stufis. and "
e prospers; and what is The resson' BY h,
+ gigantic power, having. through cred
$ system OF her own, made herself the hea
s or the monetary world, she can displs
!. an appearance Of prosperity in desplt
,, and not BY reason, OF that deficiency,
l. the capacity of the realm, to produce pr
Ie visions sufficient for its accumulated p
l. pula,ion. Some Of the West India u
re an,ls. and some plantations on the Mi
n sissippi. do not raise their provisions, b
10 the reasons which may be good there,
re no, hold here. We, 10 be prospero,
he must make good bread aud meat plen
and cheap. Turn The question as y
rs will, il resolves into this. J. u. L.,
,u Macon, Ga.
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