New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-17

amused Us with several stories and some
He had been Confederate" soldier ana a ,ns
joke was: Question. why are the heoe, eEsd nv
Lazarusi" Answer, Because they were ,e"eo an ~
dogs" This he thought splendid and insstet up'"
South CaroliDiaus treating on the strength u !"
AN "UHREcoNsTRUCTED.
Ato o'clock the train started. There was only one
car as usual and that more miserable than any nav
seen There were some South Carolina planners on
board who were going to Charleston on onshess Un1
was very drunk. aud amused the passengers tniousJ
| the whole night with bis funny sayings de tod
stories and Jokes and talked about the Niger. MS
great brag was that he haG been an oyeseer on Ie
dee River cotton plantation for IA years. tnat
that time he had killed four niggers ana thous.nos
times had be applied the lash 10 their BLACK DacKs anu
If any knew how TO handle niger better man nc
he would Ike to see him. He always toteu so ,g
| knife and drove the best horses. Time eiter tlne
during tho journey did lie Teiterate the statemenr'
accompanied with numerous oaths When d. U 10y,
break got sight Of this Simon Legree, snof. ~ t
stoutly built long brown hair, big fac showing .nu
brute In every feature, long Poatee and span gro.
eyes--he looked just he talked. There wse W.
women in the cars, but lis swearing before then. y.
not seem % be thought wrong by Dis Southern friends
1t w6s 1:ssnstiDg affair TO tie few Northerners on
board
AROUND CHARLESTON.
At daylight we arrived at the SaDtee river. ana
crossed on a 1atboat the bridge being burnt. FROM
this point all the way to Charleston the country ms
cradle. Nothing but swGmps, thicKets and Few saw"
mills You have TO get right into the city before you
get clear Of the wilderness II is anything put inviting
u
ribe and the charges enormous From six TO ten cents
per mile il the rate charged by railroad companies
The cars DO not make connections half the tne auu
when they travel 1t is at the rate OF from SIX ~ VH
miles an hour In the cities the fare in an omnibus TO
hotel is dollar Hotel price is four dollars per
day. You get nothing for less than dollar
One-half OF the railroads marked On Appletons Guide
map MS completed and in running order, not
find the ony way to get to Savannah by sea- and then
to New Orleans will have 20 90 by way Of Atlanta
These inducements for Northern immigration
In vour mi nd in iful
regions Of pine forests and rice swaups Away from
the hustle Of the city, with nothing to annoy you but
the solemn croaing Of the treefrog, and the sweet
notes OF the nOchng bird. NOnewspapers 10 bore YOU
and no smashups on railroads.
The only diseases known the fever and ague, IN.
less you catch cold, and then you are apt 10 get con-
sumptiye. But the beautiful climate, where to-day it
Is ms warm as August and tomorrow cold as Jan.
uary, will prevent this disease with the aid OF some
body's Positive Cure" All these swsmps and woods
require is cuirdtion and then there will be trouble
The internal Niger will not work"so here is another
inducemeDt Cor you Of the North, with your broad
chests and brawny arms to come South and apply the
Ak and the spade TO forests and swamps. Son of
New England. your feet said to be fat--sometbng
like the feet Of Diggerg-and this adapts you 20
clear our lands Our physical constitutions do not suit
us of the late Confederate States to do such work.
Our great mental capacities and the high nsteps Of
feet hit us only for conducting the affairs of state and
maintaining the glory Of the battlefield 1t will require
not more than century 10 make the South what the
North is to-day. So, young OF New York, you WHO
spend yonr lives In measuring tape and jumping coun
tiers at ten dollars a week; you, who employ your
leisure hours Of evening in the billiard rooms and
thesters OF bad city, you who have ambition 10 be-
come rich and do something for your country-come
South and help turn it from wilderness into para
disc.
As said before 1t viii take a century or
two 10 do it. but then II you never see or enjoy
the fruits Of your labor. your children or your
ehildrcn's children will, and is not that consoa-
ton enoughi Come at once. Give mp porterhonse-
steaks and tepoca puddings and come 10 the country
OF hoe-cke and tacon. You reed not be afraid Of the
bitterness OF feeling among the people, for all yen have.
to do 10 turn IN and tho niger and swear he
say.
1t was noon ere VIC reached Charleston. The city
is very suie, Business is very dull The 6ntcd with
aas not ys, r rme after cotton went 10
L..IsT There was a slight disturbance between
some negroes and colored soldiers few days ago. 1t
amounted to nothing only few drunken parties being
engaged. 6ANhis'