The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-06

| SOUTH CAROLINA: A Homo for the Industrious rmn,,
ton. Charieston S. C. Printed at iosc0h NJ Waaer
I !, 1867. tGaf -'' o--Ss A'1o ~ AA1oeAy e.a :
We are indebted to Gen. JOHN A. WAGNER for
copy Of this interesting pamphlet, the best synop
| SIS We have ever seen of the history, gcograph,
and ethnography Of the State including also copi
GUS statistics on every topic of interest connected
with South Carolina. The pamphlet was submit.
ted to Gov. JAMES l. ORn, and has his approval
1t was also read at a meeting of adopted citizens
and foreign residents held in this city on the 10th
ult.SS and by them fully endorsed.
The treatise is arranged under the following
heads: !. History; 2. Geography; g. Rivers 4.
Forests S. Game and Fish 6. Climate, NIinerah
and Agriculture; z Live Stock !; 8. Price Of Pro
duce g. Cost OF o Farm; 10. Manufacturing aud
Commerce; II. Railroads : IL. Goycrnment Is;
Taxation IA. Cities and Towns; Is. Churches atii
Schools 1G. Character Of the People IT. The I'M
migration Bureau 49, Conclusion.
Tho paragraph on the character OF the people
concludes with the following observations i ssIt
has been reported that manual labor was not hor
orable in the South" If.this ever was q truth,
hard work and steady employ have ncn become
fashionable; and whoever cultivates !he ielGs
best and is personally most Industrious is the
most successful and the greatest gontlemaE
And the immigrant, as brother workman win be
heartily welcomed, and will meet with encourage
ment and friendly Offices wherever he exhibits
habits Of industry, frugaliiy, honesty and thrift
And the Carolinian: furthermore, instead as form
erlv preforring goods from abroad, viii now prefer
an article made ut home, and feel pro.s q! his
choice. What an opening for the mechanic us
every tradel Every town, every village in the
State has need Of SUCH and will afford them COM
potency. Let them come."
In the Appendix extracts are given from letters
to the Com1ni ssioner from different gentlemen re-
siding in tho State, offering lands for sale at rea-
sonable rates: The Town Council of FFAiten has
publisheG aTrepoit this subject ;andssn inter
esting extract is given inviting white labor
Letters are given from Messrs. JAMES R. A1KEN,
Of Wnnsboro; W. S. GRESHAM, Of sWalhalla; OVER
TON LEWIS, Of Pendleton; W. NJ. SHANNON, OF
Camden; JoHH B: MOORE. and *. Nv HrrE, Of
Sumter; E. j G. WooD; OF Aiken; JOHN McKEoaH
Of Charleston; DR.. NJ. NJ. HUNTER, Of Laurens: F.
A. MAUeE formerly Of this State, now of New
York; Hon. R. DozrER, Of Georgetown; Mrs SUSAN
+. ROPER, OF Charleston; Hon. LEWIS NJ. AVER Of
Charleston, who writes: ssWith n view Of enhancing
tho value Of the balance that may RETAIN pro-
pose to give awoy about 1000 acres of my lands to
actual settlers.'' ;r.&s
i letters are also subjoined from Messrss BENJ
RHErr; Of sunmerviile; HENRY LEx6iD,, b., willi,ms-
burg, T. ?. WEsrMoREIANp, Greenville, Gov. ,Onn,
Ds.: Tips j. RAwIs.i Columbia, ,LubrR F. BEHLNa,
st. Paul's Parish, Capt. Schulz, Summeryille, T.
q. MERRnrAN, Greenwood, J. N. WHETHER, Flor
once, VIM. CHOICE, Jr., spartanburg, Maj. DKv1D
GAVIN. ST. Georges, ssAfrs. NJ. T. HowE, Florence,
JOSEPH TUCKER, Bambere; e e. E: HonroS, Williams
ton, Francis MURRAY Graniteville, ISAAC FERRE11
Grahamville, Wm. NJ. THOMAS Enoree Factory,
VIM. f. TAYLOR, Charleston, DANIEL w BnowN.
Lancaster G. e., F. W. ROBERTSON, Yorkvire, A..
DE CARkDEsE, Aiken, JoHN Y::DuraEE, Charleston,
3. r. CrAaK, ;.Iptt's 7. o. H Q, SULLIVAN, Tun,-
bling Shoals, Laurens Mrs. YOUNG, Camden, c. s.
Co.,. Roadv1le, w. D. MAYF1ELD, Martins Depot,
J; ". BURN, Society Hill, and Hon. JoHN ~,
WILLIAMS, Laurens c: H. u ~ 80
= neat I and accurate map Of the State is preaxed
to the pamphlet This treatise, we understand, is
to be translated into German, French and Swedish,
and distributed p the agents Who have been ap-
pointed to Europe ID frtherance of this cause
The Bureau Of Immigration is in. good hands, and
We 1Ke taaa Gen. WAaENEn RI: al t,ss.
energy, intelligence and long expericace can ac-
eomplish tto procure an influx off reliable white
labor to the State. s5 I'll .G1-f q. A