The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1868-10-07
!. 3sss:s - T1r.t lac. 1aaersoa Intelligsaeer.
!, "a YTi;p:sto the North.

- Trip TO. the North. .s.:e:1=,ss. -
Mr. EDITo seems ssalmost nnae-
:. coh atablee. to. man who: has seen hun
dreassof acres in a cotton 6eld, sip passing
noaas Lam in ibertssiI Ito nearsthe city OF
s New ork, TO SEQ men, who liyebyfa
!. ing doing. al thriving busfness:on twelve
or: fifteen acres Eef land ;;5and insthe South
faensoften: become dissatifed, because too
much strMg ghtoatd t, who they only have
q few huadredsaeres of lands5and mot
.enopgh -to supp port their families. Hence,
:theJy:pa Stakes, and lsave civilized 9
s-society, schools, churches and regulated
commilnfit s.. and go furtbe South or
West, ID. some bord der State, and d:enc coun.
terssavage ~ for cars, where there
are;no5houses, cleared lands, no bridge
no; no ;fsrfies an dino roads, &c. Hsthe freed
poopleSS this country we're well provided
.forin sAfrics, we would Begin, think, to
amend our wa But to hire freed peo-
piissandstosman1res land, piowsdcep: and.
.makesimpro .s ssments they think ita waste
.softime: ~ appearances are not deceptive
these small FARMERS: give evidence of
,thrslt Gan edncate theirschildrenz and.
tteach: chem active business habits, ndzif
yirtuoas priineiple area ghtlys instillell,,
tlrat;is enough x K 80
- ave reached the great Commercial
5Etn peuinmsof our. country there: may be
seep;o sthe high rounds, near the river:
shs. appearance 81 continuous village. Il
may may i!bsssmen sof swcalth whe *hayoretired'
fyonls;bnsiine oS.enj their wealth, or:
Others, emplo geo. in ltiyatin s S, yegeta-
mark et,i q the city As: we We
preached the. depot.on the..bank OF the
sri,vei, ;the saoise and hustle began great
ss,lfm5els passing: and repassia agg-tho:
ssstsa,ae ers ssw;cre kept busy Once across
the srifer, 10 scaicity u %. hack drivers rssego- &
1hrouyl,tth ozsames sboister0nsscen We
: liIdd & asitn cssod elsewhere.
inquired; toratlies Manhattan Hotel.
saNoWssMsss sbe5sgaafIs.to b5saIl See something the
:Efn Mded aGfty.ss A55csarriagc. could scarcely.
get tll4ou the crowd. By aud by,,after
a contest 81 no oiidifiary character, came
ts as thaesf sfailrs tau 81 Suss found it dis
iiianyIed and und ndergoing q change, suita-
bio fvr; a eonmersial Sl:lnsc;; ). and WAS told
. tirs plrsoprietofs had goue ,ig:lertip Broad
~ ss,.nsW 0 Had Boarding at
tt..tSllou had lysflror ille South. Istood
sl0dlooEcds ~ iii:s g ari.s cement at the busy.
stirring. moving, thousands ;all pressing
f,,1.N.alal lis parslit5of some object, no one
could tell What; nor. to Mhat3point they
were lending. Eagernesssa appeared TO be
). depicted il every .icoalitcnance. If Ishad,
heeit q boy 1 might have thought Of what
lad heard in .c:lrIy days, @Ffre infthe
mountains, run boys, run: Certainly.
tIio5-, :Nure il, ;i.ot pursuit Of something
,.Ehc sccne presented to ilte rcscmblcd
,rbsait one l.uudred bceliyes, sending their
young liiyesiiiliI searclrof: sshome ;;;and yet
tney. were iit5tGis. confused mass awaiting.
.aisle 7olysarss Of the coMmanaarsin5chief or
ngSbee, 70 give them direction. Thifks
Istomy yse!G, what. did come here for? .!
sMhy,Sto see something Bit how can g g
man see The city for houses, : or any OBJ
iccts tsof. car:iiosity. for tlieso3 tseming thou
,sapda of.bpman beings Hpw shall get
in ywheire2 & Il saw in the distant the
J street cars; but how shall I got to them?
ltappeared to be about as much as a
mans neck was worth to get to one OF
them. Some. provision lis made to cross
over from one side of Broadway to the