The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-13
AEFAIRs IN DA LINGToN.
Quiet Times around Esiorcuce-Goud
Done by Observation-Disclosures OF
slls-Nur,fcrv OF Dinkso md IA
Frscdinn n-.BlEch Cr~eL Fuctory-
Keep our Money MT Homo, &c.
lrnon our ouH col,nrsrosrexr.l

FLORENCE, 4. e., December 10.
Tie most hopeful Indication Of onr ilnmr-
din,c vicinity is that there nothing oi especial
Interest ~ communicate. Through the timely
aciinL uf our hoard or selcCtncn much stealing
aud selling of stolen produce has been defeated,
~ well as drunkenness aud di9Orcrly conduct.
Indeed, the Township Oi Grant. which takes III
tla nutahic little city. Is The nmy onc in which
the township organization seems 10 have worked
advau' nEc"usly, and the rcadcra OF THE NEWS
here are gratiiicd by The Qualifications which IT.
has Expressed relative to the Practical operation
UI ilis law, MI soon tn he repealed.
Respecting III. NEWS. which - Incoming pct
In tins section. may be permitted Ia say. Keep
little cnui, and let us hear these iils we have"
&c. We ccl M you do. hui we think that pulley
may dictate i calmcr expression rcspeclin,, uur
sable legislators and executive rulers. St,r, un,i
National whn seem To he afflicted with blindness
IN the eye Tat 0ukS To, and deafness in the EAR
mat hears, tie wrongs Of The respectable purtiun
OF our State and section.
TIC murder oT lc.ranI Dickson, n Democratic
father I'll an unworthy Radical Legislator thuus il
lie waI, seems not SCI much to excite oIir uolir
t;ovcrnor ns Mr. Robcrtsnn's lnssrs by the X. X.
h., although MI r. losses (I are Amply restored
by Insurance., ana MIR. Dicksom's NE cannot uc
Restored. But we hear II rumurcd that u freeman
ur black skin WAS found dead about the Sam. i,inr
and suppose we may look for the State c0nslah,,
and pnSsr, unless it. shall lie III time mn,,r H.
pear Ia his ENccilcn, Purity that ncglocA Killed
the negro, aS seems tn I've the ease.
In our iinnicdiatc peace oI proundiy, we arc
only interrupted hy the din of business the acci.
sinnal cidnnr ol diuiken frccdmen The ever
"waNcninE" whistle III 'he locomotives. the falling
ni The pines. and the crying vi the babies that
"Fiorcncch wrote nuOuL
Tie Black Greek Factory is aritatri and learn
4 meeting of It's directors touk place yesterday III
Doves and the next meeting IL 10 take place here.
We wish tins enterprise sncccs-, ~ we d" all
southern enterprises. We have been paving
ircinhie 20 Inh from the North cotton and cot
ton goods. ANA giving our inoucy To The North
nlg enough fur Misunderstanding what we can
easily manufacture NJ home. our people nov
hcgin to realize that they had better Keep tlis
money mt home. black Greek can spin tld man.
Giaciurr all the cotton Of South Carolina. Where
the cheraw ami Darlington Railroad crosses it, ]
learn. is splendid natural site Tor factory. a
httlc invest mcnt OF capital Is needed, und wny
should not our people unre willingly pay The
money into this enterprise that they are now pay
ing IN commissions, frcights and profits for tic
transmission Of their own prntiucts To the NORTH,
and thence buck 10 themselves In the fabrics we
All buyY l cannot believe our Slate VIII longer
stand In It's own light. If lie North IL growing
rich Oh the manufactures uf onr staple, Why may
we NOT retain, ~ least, part Of this To owl u
beneAtf Let us not sleep longer over our own
interests.
VIII ms NEws again urge the passage or whole
some laws TO restrict stealinyY II mny do good
yet. pRRSSLRY.