The Abbeville bulletin. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-08-31

BRAZILIAN EMIGRAr1oN.-Evidencesa are daily
| multiplying going to prove that large nuuher
! of persona tin oughout the South. WHO have
, participated in the rebellion, design expatrin-
ting themselves for fhe purpose Of finding
home in Brazil Chief among the promoters
OF this brazilian emigration scheme il COM
| ,nnnder NJ. L. Mnnry, who, It is said, has
procured from the Emperor of Brazil, the grant
of one thousand G"rcs Of land to each emf
grant In one respect Urnzil affords at least
one feature congeniuI to thS views Of Southern
reoFic-thnt il slavery. But let ue examine
the basis upon which the hopes Of those who
wen to e1latrate themselves is founded. The
Government of Br"ziI is q monarch ical and
d-sp"tic one. The laws that support the in
stnuLion ol slnvcr being the will of the ruler
nny any day he changed. and slavery disap-
pear frum Brazil as it hns from til. other South
America nations, besides the negroes in Brazil
are not like the negroes in tho United States.
II he is free he has just as niapy rights as the
, European indeed, one of tn. ministers Of the
Imperial G"ternment al the present time, is
negro: if we are rightly Informed.
Besides. suppose the Emperor was to grant
thousand acres of land 10 eaoh enerant, could
not the gif be revoked very soon IL the soyer.
eign desired itl BY what tenure would prop
eity be held under such granta Could there
br II reasonable assurance of security in the
possession of real estate 30 donnled3 Would
there lie any difference in country, other
things. being the same, when the negroes, if
free, hnve equal chances. But there is differ.
ence between Brazil and the United States-a
marked difference. Here the people partici-
pate IN the government of the country, there
they do not; here the will of majority of the
people is supreme, there the di:tation of enc
man controls.
The advantages of Government. location,
climate. and everything connected with sue
'cessfui prosecution of agricultural pursuits, is
greatly in favor of the United States. Why,
then do men wish to render their condition
worse = Perhaps their feeling of dislike to the
successful Government of the United States
has warped tlleir better Judgment Is Mt have
they arght to impose burdens upon their pos
terityi Have they right TO 'make bed of
thorns' Tor generations yet unborn We have
an idea that we have country only = partially
eyeleped, but which. when fully developed
~ industry and enterprize, will be far su Pc
rior in every point Of view to Brazil.-lfem-
phis ArJus.
How. A. H. SrEpuESs.-The Macon Tele.
graph says: A citizen Of this State, who has
spent some weeks in several Of the Northern:
Cities and enjoyed anopportunty of aseertaln.
ing public ceiling with regard TO Mr. Stephens
advises us TINT Mr.. s: is almost universally
syn,pathissd viii, in that section 81 has no
enemies, but Iris friends are innumerable; aud
our Informant thinks that were the President
~ekS W VIZ -SohnoJb h6 WOuIu' scarcely
desire % assupe Tho responsibility Of refusing
full pardon TO the great statesman Of Gsor.
gia, for the reason that the people Of both sec
tions are almost unan imous in their friendship
towards him.
few days ago the health of Mr, 8. was
good-better than has been reported in the
Sonth. He 10 bnt little restricted in exerciae,
and certainly not in diet. His friends may
soon expect bin to arrive at home = s'2 - y.
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authorities, and the partisst tsleeted will FORTH
with take positions assigned them BY their fel-
low eitnens y Thisis q gtatifying ssidenss Of
the strong desire OF the President to see the
eiyii laws and usages Of the ftates in full ope-
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