The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1857-10-22
A SIGNIFICANT CONTRAST,

"C 'h' ,"hrr'" ir",",,s IN ia is .ri> find 1t i,u.
d''.t :" rr,m"" their i"r.',. wh,i" "l"rS nr" com
p"'"i I" srisrrm'l "i" rri on. Hi" rSui * thn,
l,,:." nuuihrr "f u""i"-~ nr" "ihr"vu on, OF
.mpl"vmcn', il We may borrow IN" current
Ihr,s"u'rl.v "f III" Month What Incomes ,r
these unhappy slave. Ar" they reduced to
want, "r driven I" earn srani Subsistence" bv
"xc">sivc labor Not -, all. On The ,,trnry
they we'll supplied with all tn" provi ,"ns
"f II comfortable "Nis'-mr" rs if they were Weld
in- ia" largest profit (" their employers They
may u" n,. along the streets with an
. aspect "i perfect content aud ryuhcrant good
! nature: for they are against .lrStii uiinn
whatever calamity may "v"riak" their master.
lh" panic has produced ih" S:,,,ir effect in the
North, only in an infinitely min," int ,.,s.. d-rrer
There, too. u Great number of operatives are
thrown "u' of r,nI,!"N inrni; hu, Tor them this
rii"urm~ihnr" is frnn.hi with tn" most terrible
Consequences. D.'p"u,l..ni upon ih. WAGES of
their ':aily Labor, The shortest pause in their
t"'~"ri" In,*ui's involves 81 proportional" dm-
/ Euti"n in til" m"inS "l Su!SiSicncc If they
cannot work they must hop" io live only i,v the.
earnings "f theft. upon III" miserable pi;ianc.
7 at pubic charity. H. s computed that the
/ irlnr" of l'" iiarl'"ra irrtv"s about :, thousand
p""i'!" III one" of "iuplnynl"ut and Of l,rr,,
The ma i"riiv of the ir,"rirs must necessarily
suspend operations. Indeed labor in the Nmth
vii! '" >trIk"n with inst ,nia,".iiS and universal
+ paralysis, and hundreds of thousands of opera
! ,iv"S will be thrown upon the world Without {,
penny hS winter S'tS in with all lis srvrri,ics In
q
r!"t destitute, il short, "i all the nrrcs.
>,r;"S "t ., i!i,.v a,r cu.i,i,,nrrd To cuiur.
. inc"nc. abb. S,:.riur
( Physical lnIva'i"n always "m..n,l"r. social an.l
political 'ii>""ni"nt. and this multitude. Of hungry
ani shlv"iin" mn'romi"nt* will view the u,arhi.
palaces: sii,!ii':uuuS iHll"> and GORGEOUS rim.nt
"t the wealthy class, with ANY ";hrr feeling than
/ quiet submission I" III" chj,riccs ,f G,rtuu.
N"i'h"r wall they think any Ia" better of ii,sii-
tnt i"r,s winch allow f ,!i.v 10 no, n......,.,
I'll, m LIT .l;,.
!">iitntIn viii 'i"r',r" t~i in some c,nonS,rn.
! lini against the r"prs.. "f >"...v am. the. sta-
lnhiy of government. Men at last ar" animals,
and whcn >"l"rim" from hu.::.rr an. n s,us.. of
injustice, they ~" r.ipal J.. Of :; lcrnc;,y that
! night s',i,n.. brute beasts Farn:n. gavc the
! trh"'r t""ch I" the fist Fi"ucIl rrvo u;ou tn
h"r Siin,ihr circumstances, III" mol, rf New
OK Will exhibit a liti.. humanity as; recorded
! of III" r"n"H.' of -. Antoine"
! Il":"im W" HAY" an illustration of the. essential
superiority of S"ri"' III t. slave States over the.
S"ri'l system Of th" hrr.i," States In the
H"'i'h tn" ls'"iin:c class is coutrnl AMI uui.,
h"rn,i>" S""ur" n:;nnSt want aud suil;tinr I'm
III" .H"!'" TIE i"''iu" 'a~S i exposed to std
Zen nIVa'i"n al th" m.li:S Of su!,>iS!nuc. and
Is rtl"d with IA" I.ow"r to :vri,l,.. their wron,s
H'i'i Ira'iy their passions. In tl. on. cns. ar.
DER AMI security ar" meyer IN DANCER Of over.
! throw IN the other, they al the mercy of
any accidental disturbance. III the exchanges of
| the c"un;,y.--1h" E;rh",.i.d .>.u,h.
|
| G'"'" f"r En'"i".-N">i Of the p,pcrS, our
own included. hav" puhl<l,.d ii statement, from
which 1t appeared Thai fifteen ships were loa.liu,,
al this I'"rt for lurnp". nmi would taxi. ON; IN
III" a"g'"gat" :;-:;,t~p bushels. We learn from,
I 'hl' i.ntl,am. inspector oi v,.s<rlS Iou,lmg
gain mat tii'S l. quite short "i l, truth, there.
having already from this p"r; or will g.,
, precious t" I'll" .!Et!, ins,unt. not less than
"i"hl""n ships. all for livrrl""l taking ou, o,c
"'iI,"" "nr h""'i',d Mp">""d h~x!,.!S, il, bulk
and l,,"s. The statement, referee. To c,.;unris.I
only the grain in huik
! Every vessel is allowed to take AN amount of
gram III bn'k equal 1" "t:r-i,a!f her rrpi,ercI
Tonnage; anl wla, >hc may take IN nl,iti,n in
ht@S Is irIi I" ih" "l'!um al the ;~prc,r Since
til'':c an other whul'>rr r...suIni:,,ns have beer,
chi"cr'!, II" losses l,av" been Innr.l bv the
"v'i'"''!m. ri ships. have vessels had occa-
SION |" pm back IN Il l"akv cu.idit;un, will,
| pumps ch"k"'l, c'i.," ,lainnm":l. Sc
; gentleman li-i arrived from Chira.ro s:vs
th"r" Is i'll store that pi;." .. Qua uu Lu,.js
hut hat Hot in",r iram ,.rU.n;n will come for
waid I'r"Ni"':S t" ii,. ',..n, "f The. Canal, for
want "t money I" S"nd !: "n-.N. T. Jon,mM Of
, C""twcic'.
I"' "" I"rA Past iLI.r.---.A ",.rr.sron.,. nt
81 TIE: a>htn-,"n States relates som. int ,r,S,.nr
!;''i "':i'"ihin. The n;,l-,.,. b,.,n-.s rrun.rt.J
I ~ 'l' N'w ! ok Post Office. 'I'l" weight Of the
S"iil li"rm mail. sin. day, is over len lhou.
Saiii lr;;:i'l'--of more. than five. tons Thr
weight "i the mail forwarded by the Eric Rcn,!
| Is over sixteen Thousand p,.un.I<-nr more than
! cight l"n>-tilnl sent bv the Hudson River over
i""r Tons il weight The weight Of the cntir.
! mails forwarded on one day last week was over
l"f'y th"'iSand p"unds-"r more than twenty
Tons There IL now employed III the Post Office
"l -'cw "rk a clerk who has been there forty
H.I H"arS. lnIr'y,fiv" years ar" this clerk carried
| IN" entir" Southern ni',iI daily, under his arm
! across III" river to Jersey t;;y. That NAL!
! witch c"n!'l then be ti" up ~ :, la,lkrrchirf
now weighs som" five or six tons each d;tv, n,l
| mas I" he transported from the Post Office in
h'avy w;i."nS, n,ahin. several loads. If the in
crcas" OF tn" mails may be- regarded ns an index
OF HE general gnwil, and progress Of the coun-
Try IN all that aids I" the PROSPERITY Of The ma
''''' thon' Truly, We are II pr"!ic svc people.
, Er-N'"ia@r Cr"mpi"a IaSuIf;my Minister
D"H''S-l.'ttrGs received here cui.ii.m the state.
nriifS IN relation (" Tx. Minister truinptnns rude
treatment Of Mr.. Dallas. United states Minister
/ III London. ii appears that Mr.. Crarnptou re-
! i'"at"d'y, and III 'h" most public anl marked
m"nncr has avoided Mr.. Dallas, no! w outstanding
the best efforts OF the latter to cvince The kind
/ est hnl most c"rti, feeling his own part On
one occasion rrcr:iilv while Mr. Dallas WAS
Whikin.s IN the street COMPANY will, Il British
h"hl"H'"n. Mr.. trn!ion WAS observed approach.
ing il":n tho opposite dirrc,inu but, upon seeing
our Minister II" suddenly passed up alley
way and again av"i.lci lin. Con .l.ict like this
frequently repeated, has attracted attentions and
elected "a good deal ofsrvcrr remark against Mr.
| e. who would seem To have no excuse for it, ex-
crpt his general hatred To Americans since his
forced retirement from the Embassy hrrc.-Cor-
rrSpond"mcc Of .Nrc IoyE 3Imcs
INIT
Sf0bbi"y Iy'dy.-On Friday night last an
nifrny occurred in this pace between Alexander
Powell and John Gulel.c in which knives were
used, and which resulted in the lniliclion Of sew
cravcral severe stabs the person of Powell
At one time it was feared the wounds would
prove mortal bat it is now thought that he will
recover Gulledge was slightly Injured during
the fight The matter will undergo legal invcs,i''
cation.
Whilst we shall not prejudice public opinion
IN relation to this case, by giving tho causes
which brought it about, we cannot refrain from
giving il us our opinion, that so long as sucI,
houses as the one which this affair hnpprncd,
are permit ed 20 exist i'm our cnn,,,u,,. ;r., -.