The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-01-07

noOo9 - - 49, - evSs0
Carollna--e - sesay weaeesf Plsses - $3.50
~ . hAbitation. spsat : night At Chssseeabas
the capital Of her 'n0rs snaSgs&ic sistess ooufA
Caroljna. This town or STATS NAY b looked UP.
on a. the head quarters AZ the STAY shOlding in
terests, end repeatedly, when they have Thought
the policy OF the North too sncsoaching, sishes
upon questions relating 70 what they term theig
peculiar insisution, whssh u thsir ssphonious de-
scription Of slavery o., whsn we should fell .
juster sympathy with them, upon QseatiQns rslnt-
ing to the protection Of wooien anufactures ia
oppositlon 70 q liberal commercial policy, they
have not only held the very highest tone III face Of
= dissolution Of the Union, but have proceeded 10
overt acts of resistanee. am bound 10 cav. thst
| spent my time there very plsasansly; there ives
much guiety end unbe~misd hesnasslily. haya
made no diaguise Of what NY op;aions upon sIa-
very were, are, and fopever cnust bs, bat yo,,td
be uncandid TO deny thar The planter in the South
ern States has much more ia 6s manner and ouod.
Of intercourse than resembles ths Eneiisb corn,rv
gentleman than any other class Of biz ceuntryman:
be il more easy, ccmpanionable, ihe ssrm ~
country lifb aud out-of-dO0r pursuits went
with a remarkably agreeable party 70 spend !
day at the rice plantation Of one Of their chief pro
prietors; he had the credit Of being an sxcsllsnt
manager, and his negroes, young and old, seemed
we'll taken care Of and looked after; he repeled
the idea--not Of educating them, thai il penal bv
the law OF the State, but of letting them have
any religious instruction. was told bv Others
that there was considerable Improvement n ~.
respect. Many whsn ] met enisr,ainsd no doubt
that slavery would subsst among them for ever.
others were inclined 10 think that slavery would
wear out.
am sure that am not wanting in resn.c, "a
the operative classes Of this district, BIZ cannot
conceal from myself that the appearance az ~
female factory population of Lowell present son,s
points OF favorable contrast. Among the NOR
orulent portion OF society. an idle man, without
rs. Z. aAeu pursuit. - the excep-
,,,r;,v ~ ~ $500 .apon ana surprise. The
h;"h nd .".;.,s, -. stands dsssrvsdly
aI ~ oeen aeemed by some to be
~" 1890, ~. ass%oe ~ ne rigid devotion OF
ma ru-.s.;." o"su 20 tneir households
,...y,, 49,. IL. ..L, e'"'sB 70 nave tr1velled
~, 49, .,,.D 1870 9~'snt o. me Union with
~ .srvi,v ~ ;nc;w;i:,s' - sng'e specimen either
intend to denote intsni;onsI r,'dss ne last
$500 - 1880 :''st,vna' ruoeness. Elections
.oy oSIss his, business, topic, and pas
ceptons. carried On w;,Se 49, WIN out isw ex-
mil rudsns.s ~ 1879 a"y sPproacn 70 tu-
- 80 49,. ~ - NOSE winch happened
Sos csn ;,,s~;n. - 49, o"'m FASHIONED pToces-
reonls =, isrs. H.. es.sc o'atess al least The
the whole. nsef,I nsr, ~ In a"u, ! oeNeve on
ternal povernr,sn, r. ~" ,no Goncsrns OF IN
~ III ssssas Ia anu practically daily life;
and instructed ,sLs rssS"y ~ Tue more wealthy
r.,r.,,;, &c 10 Aeo'ous snare IN almost every
E ,hs hosr;,.,s IA o'I Pnnan'nropy they vis-
iv ;ns,ruct;ons 81 ,Ss " I"", 'ney attend the dali
al lvceums and irst;,,,ss - -. '"sy give lectures
:. :, ~. 80. am sIau TO think that
s;nn 'u"s "a 'he'r Footsteps on this occa-
,.s..
,,o;vsr.s, d:a:.": ''e,neu win just praise tho
-. 90 ano excellent quality of popu-
g.. sS NJ, as established especially In the
Stat. ~ M, VIZ 'ne powerful Empire
~. 80 .:~:. " r a"o may add the prospef-
;"m "u a.Pr'"s State o. Ono. Without ventur-
~ dss.;.s ~" sns pfePonderatng recommendations
the voluntary Aystem, may
"a" ~a. otner communities are 10 amply
ali ,bs;r 49, .ne 'aci'i''es or public worship for
re a,;,h ; 'ne towns oid and young, brs-
Allied. The Sshh.,h -. H. az utmost always well
S,s,.. ., I e, III the Eastern and Northern
.'';,s - .. 'eas', hs scraPulousIy observed; and
snd ,s..,.' a"o1unoed freedom OF conscience,
I a;y comP'ete absence OF polemicaI strife
~ o." ;.. 80 mere is apparently close unity
Goa Tfb ""u p1actce ~ rendering homage to
certa;nlv he u appear dimcuit, and most
81 suah u"s nac'oas' 10 paint the rsverse side
.S" uIIn.Iy ana such people, severe OBJ
- ~; "o' DC long al fault. With respect
~ :, 100: nse's' whiie ne could not, DENY
ho,h ..,Li;.: 'as' expanse II contained At times
ags;ns, !, "h a"u oeduty' ne might establish
nesnss ."n,;n..;,! =. monotony, TO which the inn
of hill. valley v,oad s1ne surfaces whether
nrbroLsn ~. ., 'aAe, OF river--the straight
s;''n,o 80" u Iorest' the entire absence of
ci.arsa .ss me squase paralIelograms Of the
- .poss' w UNIFORM iine OF zig-zig fences
ali powerfully contr;bn,s 'ne new wooden towns.
martial ,nans ~ .'''a'ss without dwelling on such
H. ss,,n,sd .,;rs I. sns malaria, which desolaes
hsn;.hs" p.ns Ic.rens OF North Caroline, and
from ~ 81, r;c Tnne native of South Carolina
m. no, d..nr. a a.h:s aurne the entire summer.
son,h.rr CO., ,,':.n ~" .es'oon me trees on the
mos. ~. us,i,,., "sn %neTesi araPery of gray
~ NJ. Ms yeAo~ 'ever winch decimates the quays
H., ~ h..'% sn9 .ne ieverish agues which
r,s. .'s 'snns o. me Msssspp, it would be i'm
psraure Which iJy hs .~s s'oen. aternaons Of tenn
and Il IS certain ,h.s nar ~ofe general prevalence
eJd' ue,a,a INA. mucn fewer robust forms and
more t.,;,"d are 20 oe seen than in our own
70 The roor.1 s,an.. .ss'Ing from the physical
sou., T oa, .'mosPnere, amidst all the Wanted
80 =. =, .ne Amer,csn ireemen, there seemed
y. az. ."hs,;"a e'. aeIefence to custom, nero
',,,,,;. 70 what assumed TO be the
puonI SP'"'on OF me gay or hour, than would be
muni,;es Th;s ors, OF even despotic COM
;,a ,",.. ~. s quie. acqulescence N the preva-
','g :o"e, ms comP,efe aonegation Of individual
"s ,a1;,; nss"ay most perceptible in the do
;ncors;d.r.hI. 49,. .nougnt mat It also, in no
.'.~o""'Acocc uesuccs peTvdOe0 the social circle