The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1860-02-02
lights Of thu South and the un a aouledae arona all dlasses
GREENVE SOUTH CAROLINA MORNING. FEBRUARY 1860

importing and distributing market south of Ma
son and Dixon's Line. Whether she remains in
the Union or goes out of II, this Is her true poll
| cy. She owes IT. as a duty, to herself, and she
should no longer neglect to perform it
Baltimore, already the queen city of the South
can offer many reasons why she should be that
market. Commercially, she is already far in ad-
vance of other Southern cities She has n So.
cure and spacious harbcr, lies contiguous to one
Of the largest bays in the worid-the noble
| Chesapeake; is within convenient distance OF
the ocean, and has good and improving railroad
and steamboat connections with the South,
and disposition to increase her shipping
iaciiities to any extent commensurate with
the encouragement she may receive. Her
merchants are enterprising, capable and popu.
iar She possesses an abundance Of capital and
other facilities for large and extensive trade and
commerce, and. besides, she is the only Southern
city on the Atlantic seaboard, with one excep.
ton, that is universally healthy at all seasons of
the year In the early fall. when merchants de.
sire to make their purchases In chief for the en-.
suing season, the yellow fever and other eonta-
gions are often prevailing to most alarming ex.
tent in the cities further south. No difficulty of
this Kind would be experienced here. We are
:. -, -', "n' Gu" present an open market
at all seasons Of the year to the trade of the en-
tire South.
m, go. Al .-r-g A.
wo -. WIZ" u'e oooth,
90. c., "','' 'uSPic'oh' oy many Of
con,,.oas 49," .,'',, , because a candidate Tor
80, "e'' ".'er ne Pnohciy de-
o."reu 'ha1 the interests oil Baltimore are more
identified with the North than they are with the
oo....N '"o' WIN any prac'ica'
bavs tno,,, -. a." " ,a'n'ore' "ou'u
not lola orr .ousn,.,', "~ nu. you must
that Tho. ,a,,Io.,,. ep'"''o'' 'or "nS.'ihg
o,, =, 60 W., 10y '"' VI uo. e''"sr IN OF
-onro.ont.,;r. no' eonS'aer MN the
h., =, ''s Guy. ne was erected
and o,,ra-.o,,. ru Se'' "PPaii'hs
'"''s ""'eh ever marked an
o., .:,- ,.'. pSoSe III ahs'en' or modern times
80. re'f' n"' oeen IN most degrad
eo'' '''''e past out our Leg'sia-
go PASSING laws 10 meet the difficulty,
J., - '''u'e' W nave 'air anu order
-, IN, o'. eNPec.n'ions are realized
-. So.' :" 'iic ihTty-Se'enth Con.
A.,.s."'. '''"u~
.,,.s' We "'' o"'y r'Puoiate 'hat most
p.I.,. - '' uce''ihe 'na' the interests oi
,L..,I, "o'' iuen.'ned with the North
l., ...a.. Al '"e So"'"' Out we uhhesitating'
ron.no. "s ''a"uh,tS' our chief
| b.. h.., 80 80. e's"ess Vi u'e SOUTH This
NOT nn,.. - r,'.'n , 'o' many years "nd we are
=. ,nc,,s ~ e' ~ ues oi interests, out
- eSc'n~"'S oou'hern, athome
;..;.. r. ''e"e'' ""oi'S ana character
n.,,;,;
| :, q. Guy. Inc onson,
.,5 ,,na,,..., oeen 'ae eslao'shed
VIII so,,,,,. ''',,' ny VI her people.
,ho NO., aaa;,-, O"' a"u sy'"P"hes oi
70 Oh. IT,;o. 60 ner e''.zens are true
c.,;on t,o,,, "a -, o' ''''''e' ~a' eau
Al. Irn;,,r WIN 'o"''nae so US long as
soutb Ths ..n,;ml.t - 49,. VIZ" nonor 10 "e
this s,h;o,, ,.a 49, P"'S "e'e upon
| our Stat. w. .on.saos :, ~ hs'nent s"s .,
last duty Of n ,rn. - 'e "'.' "n"
voice for the nreservo,;on - q, 'a''e n,'
we do So we demand for a. ~ "",,e
their eo,partner.b;n r;ah,. ~" =, - ". oou',
anteed IN tba,, 4, ,,ooS e.t,h 49, .. ea"'
| fanaticisn a, ,bs Nor,h .na,t -. :.