The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1865-08-12
! Brazil Emigration from lhe sou,b.

S 80" ioiN SfS'"mS mo u aner0
correspondent writing on June 9Th,
presents us with certain facts and opin.
IONS, ON theimportant subject,of Brazil.
ian Emigration, which we commend to
the large class at the South, 'swhose
,homes" (asthe writer says, J "haye been
by the war, and who.liave yet broken up
saved aiew thousands from the wreck"
, f.2sEl augusta ConstituttonaIist..
induces me to resume my cor
respondence is thehaving noticed On the
streets of this city. go many new faces OF
the ,unmistakabla American tyne known
as 'Jolhnies' 'away down South 2
Upon inquiry I found that they we're
but the advance gnara of3the exodus
thai; is commencing from the Southern
States TO this country, and what Paris is
to France, SO Rio Janeiro is to Brazil.
the hub, asit were, ofthe whole country,
and headquarters Of emigration. - =
Sg Eoryears past ] have wondered that
SO few Americans came to Brazil, where
sealr,bes had all that is worth living for
oi,;tms earth. "A climate uuedualled, a
soil unsurpassed for fertility, govern.
lneGt than which there is none more free
and liberal a people more polished
% rhospitable, fruits more delicious; all
these and yet other blessings, await tile
elnigraut as he steps on the soil Of
Brazil tsS S & 81 IA
The line Of steamers TO the Unifed
States, soon,to commence will bring the
two countries still nearer to each other,
and and make the two people better known
aud appreciated {one 3By ythe other and
cannot failto giseia grand and lucrative
impetus TO their mutual commercial
interests. 81 \, -
Those whom Goa had joined togesR.
er, u anticipate, viii prefer to spend
the honey moon on a trip to the 'landi
yofthe Cocoa and the palm, instead of
on the stale track of q European tour.
Invalidswill seek in the genial climes of
Brazil the health denied them in north.
ern latitndes, Capital will find here
new inyestments Of cent. per cent !;
American enterprise and invention viii
meet with fresh fields Of conquest. The
artist and tourist will have realized their
dreams Of paradise on earth--th.ir eyes
and taste glaadenod by the varied and
gorgeous scenery of the tropics; and
planters and farmers viii settle here, aud
literally verify poor Tom Hoods graphic
saying, "Tickle the ground wilma hoe,
ahd it smiles with ii harvest"
That irepressible" I cant wait for
danybo6y.-must go ahead monster44the
ocean steameS-ris destined to work
ggreeter changes in Brazil in twelve
months than could be accomplished in d
shpndfed yearsw;thoat it. 5
'ss}s The climate aud soil are pafticnlarly
.adaptedito the habits and crops of the
Southern States. From the Amazon on
The north 10 the Rio, Grande OH the
south is q ,sido range of climate and
every quality ofsoila Sugar, cotton, to-.
bacco, corn, rice, sc, give d rich Yetnrn
for . little labor; and though, all csnnot
get fortunes no one here need call him.
self po'9er, SO easy is il 70 gam 4 comfoy-
table livelihood. x
Planters whose homes have Been
broken up by the wai, and who have
saved yet few thousands 4 from on the
wreekrmen ofcapital who desire now
fields for ,sr ecalstion and Investment
can nowhere do ss well as IN Brazil
especially il employed in agricaltaral
pursuits, as tlose give the .sprest results,
ithtbe, least chances Of failure OF loss I;
and Twill be q sonrce of qualification
and encouragement to this government
when its soil shall he dotted here and
there with plantetions Of cane, cotton,
tobacco, stSc,, cultivated witls tho energy
and skill that mark the North American
wherever he may be Or in whatever
occupation engaged tl stssa
~ In connection with tho abose article
on Brazil, Che following extruets iromIa
letter 10 the Selma aissei1gsr, wfisten by