The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-03-09

a,s being npally Teiaera ipFu gAlasLlisn !,
az ihn,wn mlo lases lsIals, and Ne mssn-
~ living az hsfaming highrrin price inli,e
paar mao. The is,.dsisy a. COR insiiia-
li.s6s n "a agricultural ssuniFy : 20 an
sob Ne Whole Il ne mnss lrIsile lands
iass pIsniz,Ia 81 immrpse eziFn'. As
ihr slave population increase. she m1S'r1 !
Is sn.bird hy shi- inefrsse q lahaEs ia hil
masr AZ ll,e sol esrii year. and 81 lsng a.
farming Is pro6sable ~ hisn. e rnn'lnars
20 extend Inc hnvls az his possessions
Every scressi6n b. This lensspryl 10 Esr-
rally made By lhr prrrha-r ~ small tracts
"a adjeiping land, owned ~ less wealthy
farmers. irrquraIK sfaarxlrasaga nl prize.
Bs whalrs~r nirans II Il ~ffrrled, il usu-
nlIy happens ihal large farmer does
sarrr~4u,R adding 10 his own al tie FER
iile lsnd ABOUND him. The small farmer
VIA sells. hears 81 Inc fertility and cheap
ness sflzad in the wesl. and a rmasal af
twenty miles being ss'msth~a disruption
of associations and ronnerllans 10 great
extent. ~ rsmnsalul hundreds nf miles.
almost invariably em'grslrs; aud ihss from
yesr.io year are we 'insing valuable rlass
az pnpnlaiirn: andnnless iie tide is Inmed,
we shall $ ON have in many al the Eastern
Cnunlrirs ole The rrry. poor and The
/, very rich Sarh a situation Is dfplpr.ble.
There are IN thai srrl,on thousands af
arres 81 land lying in The wuod. and RAJ
pablr Of supporiiag numerous populz-
lion. Snll our people are leaving ms.
whrn ihrir labor is demanded al home.
aud might he remunrralrd were an i'm
.tucemeui offered ihem TO stay. This hill
oilers that indncemeni. I.ri IL heroine a
law, aud sh.-e WIN live upon the bordrrs
al sIsnse prinrrlv farms. knowing ina, they
cannot be- driven from their homes hy the
force ~ the law. will mol be nmpled Ia
leave by an exiravsgani prlre; Tor. SIR,
money alone ,empis very few now 10
: leave. Ii is The pressure of thousand
ohligaiions &c various kinds whirh usu-
ally cempels Them tn par: with their
hnmes. Lei this bill he enArIed INTO a
law. those with ms WILL remain. their rl,Il-
drrn will buy land amongst US, winch is
cheap aud Only needs labnr 10 make IL
valuable; The improvement nf land now
under water. hui which ran be essil,
drained and cultivated. and will te hy Inc
united efforts 81 our young men, Will give
emplo, meni 10 that iabnr. wl,irIl nos ran-
moi ohia,n regular wages an account o
slave labor. and 70" ,trs'quenIly. for the
+ want of something to d.. wastes itself ia
.lienss and dissipation.
Give 10 each 81 ,hrse Young men The
certainty Thai his small irari of land
which he can easily buy, shall not be- lori
from him The tir-l time he is sick aud j.
compelled To exhaust his means and even
his credit too, IL obiaip those things ne
resssry n his reslnTaiion 10 health; give
them ihls law. and unhrally as our cll.
male is supposed To he. very few Of ouI
rinzens w"uld leave % fnr any oiher on
earth. Our swamps, many Of them, and
,mpenelrabIe deserts. will in Few year.
smile with the rich pro''ucis al cultivation
-srrn oui lands will hrish NJ The iourt
Of care and in,lusiry-our country vii
he thickly studded with the qu,ei ant
, simple cnliage of The happy farmer. IL,
ioors fislooncd with The Wild woodbin,
waving cornftlds will ssluie The irave
Ter from places in wh,en now The mocas.
sin>snake makes his ,len-lh evening vii