The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-08-02

L
J Greeley is of the most active descrip
ton. Like .Anargharsis Clootz ant
Inon,:s Paine, he is ~ ''friend OF ::lan
KIND, and having taken possession o
the Southern Stat :, IS Il waste anc
barbarous countf ne is teaching us
multitude of uscf'll, practical lesson.
IN political economy, cooking, ethics
diet. religion, agriculture, literature
ana latc!! iii entomology. Uuder his
supervision the people Of Louisians
nave greatly improved their process o1
sugar making; the men ct Arkansas
nave relnolelcd their ''tuo;hpicks' al
ms Instance; the natives Of South
N"foLnit h,.vr been taught by him (
new and improved mode Of growing
rlre and '"ilin" Palmetto c:,bbacea
the t'>"rf!,:ils, .Al;tbam;.ns and Nissis-
#inpEin" admit that he has illuminate
cd t!;lr boni:shtc,l mind rs to Tie
c!uf!E:ttl"n 6f cotton. and ;he North
Citrol'l'i:tnS and Nir%i,iil..s propose.
IS %p"li IS tl!,v can get Il very seedv
"V"tr"it. u battered whit hat and a
lGi'4' ni we'll wus'n boots. TO erect IN
"i"%,.H N honor pt his Judicial reforms
III tie ili'.'i'Act'lTc OF :rliprntine and
tobacco. :
NO: r'"t'.lt with ii! this practical
use tiH!insS. u" sent anloliy u$, soll!n
uh!r <i;',,a ii most y'r,:cio',s AMI 5cne-
N"irlt philosopher, WHO reports, IN
tn" 1>':,""r. ot the Isl: instant. TIE
i''>;:!'s Of his disptssisnat" and careful
examination into the morals. n.,.!!lcr.;.
customs ;ul'! rl!ton,ol,:2i..., nt III" dit-
'cErit trlprS Of degenerate white llr,,
who "rr'7p,y ;!ir several '.t,.!r;;n.-i,s. =
Ni'r:" All Tie pre- tended ioii'i,;.! right;
ol 'lr p''"pl" We're very p:rnprriy toy-
inltr'i during; the ''i.ltc rchcil;ua, >
iiir dlScGNr!'i',s ntGv ',y ti.S rc.on-
di.r philosopher dur;nx his p4:;lf;li
a:',l p~:.loHs l,;!%:.i,.llr:. are Of !. :ao*i
,''irj'iIl2' character. Mirn naA!:s}Ir,i
II book f"mn, they Will be read with
tn" ln"%t profound Interest.
a" most d'rn,ark:t!Ic ,.i:..r;'uss.,f:-r
- 'H"; N visiting II country Which
ii;'F ''''n i'y'nAiv pretty ,o,roi,,si.Iv
rNp'ofc| y S'Icri.t;in. Thomas. Grant.
Hh 'rman. hilpatrcl and Wilson. Mr..
'Fr"i,,E' 5 Commissioner noticed more
fr'l'irA;'hir things than I}"rti. I.iy,i, :
:.''H'.- Spoke and Barton lid in ;nr
i's'' '.'r Of Africa. He I.,4 at last
i"'l'''' "7I the true causes OF ;lr '',,;,-
%'1'' l1'',:. i2noraIic" AMI ha,htlitv Of
IN" Southern people" These ,,ntu--
"'i'.''% ca'ls''S are stated I.v iirl in !"
very i"!:+" AMI abb" ESSAY. I'i,r il,vrs-
'igat!"MS OF iiis profound and truth
lai person We're commenced ;iinonr
certain Southern, rnligr;sntS 20 Illinois.
Hear h;ln:
"a part Of the Southern pno',r :.#vc
descended from En@liNl, v,ii..i.aIs.
Who. Oh their arrival, xrrc so,! to t.!r
Planters: a'.l tnv;r dcf,.ct:, ot moral
character ':avc been transmit. to
th":r children. No high ol,cr!; 90
vcrn them. They :,rt content 10 l.,!nt.
fish, False le%> and com, .rt,l trade
IL property Sto.tm hs tl,r slaves.
Another Southern tribe '-lrs,l,l;"l
from Hrssi;ln prisoners lhrv live
r'm"t" from cities and progressive
society. They spn"': tn English
!an%;'IG" Us it WIS spoken inng before
the revolution. Their nl;>.i, ar" dull,
ahd they make no impruyc:ncn:.
as lnGcnu"uS WRITER nttrihutas
Wv S''NI'fNA Fl i!lt oNtt'rrl
people to sc"rbutic Diseases. Their
fool OF corn bread and pork has
drG"n'r;lt"d their blood and Weakened
their constitutions Ii may be said
tNat thcir brains :;"- inlf. pn.ll.
They greatly need ;.i:,I 5 llom have
vinegar. The children @; t;lcsr I'M
happy ha',"ri:rs. the learned traveller
SANS. ''tlcyOur the ,.y.rs,, + j,-,;t TIL.
pcfsllnmon is so bittrral,! vou;.s, that
hogs refuse it. yet ii is .avolltr
among these prnrir. inla@;n,, Oh.
Nr gods! ono OF these waite tribes
i""o Ing upon &rrcn prI:,i:,lmpns. with.
aN the writer adds, ''h;lNs and paw
paws COR Il desert.
The S:Na@rs Who i:!Iiahii ih,. "trrri-
tory OF Tennessee, Slrt,. ,li>, rllit.'
In" writer .:;N 2i'i olcr for "A hum
drrl miles ihrtnl,n 'IIn,,.-S..n .,uJ