The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-11-13

done an order thstsonth Caraiipa may
get her Share hf the surplus paPulation
which leaves Europe. s The first, which
L saw was necessary, was to become a
passenger agent for one of these trans
Atlantic steamboat companies. After a
great deal Of delay and trouble / have
now obtained the agency for the Cunard
Line, the best steamboat line running
from Liverpool to New York. This
company has deposited with the Swedish
Government $4,000 in currency, as n
security, for thetforwarding of the emf
grants in conformity with the Swedish
emigration laws. | am now in pos,
session of license as sageut for the
forwarding of emigrants to trans Atlantic
harbors, and shall do my best in trying
to make the cmigrants go to South Caro-
lima We have in Sweden a great num-
Der of people who are unable to pay their
whole passage to America, and they
embrace the offers of some three or four
Land Companies in Missouri, Wisconsin,
Minnesota, and Lower Canada, which
pay half of their passage, about SIS ip
gold. Wisconsion got about 900 emi-
grants last spring in this way. When
these emigrants arrive at their place of
destination. they have to work on the
lands of the companies at q fixed price,
and then receive some acres of land in
wages. If something similar could be
arranged, [ have no loabt that l could
send out number of emigrnts every
fall
Ny proposition would, BE us fellows:
IF farmer wishes to gcta number of
hands, he deposits at the time he mo!cs
the rcquisition, with any banker in
Charleston. Sl5 in gold, Cor he may
bind himself to pay that amoun, OH the
demand of the banher,9 !or each hand
male or female, above twelcvc years
and half uf the amount lur children b.
tween eight and twelve years The
acquisitions, with duplicate, are sent to
me, endorsed by the banker The du-
plicatc seud 70 ID. & {. MacJue nc
firm in Liverpool, who arc to forward
the cmigrants So soon Ms the banker
is notified by the said frm dat she cmi-
grants engaged have lett Liverpool ior
Charleston, he will forward the amount
deposited for The eMi.,rauts im qucs, ION
to tile order OF the said y. 4 G.. MAcI oc.
The planter VIII thea BE- running no
other risk than that the vosse! with he
people s!inul,. =" down. aud chat lie may
guard against BY insurance y contract
-lould lie drawu up between tic employ.
cr and his people whi>b should stpua,c
how n'uch each person made Of e mnlc,
shall receive il WAGES pep month, besides,
board and lodging; lin married man, how
much land he will have for ga.icn.
how many hours Of The day tue lab.r.ag
nan must work, aud the kiuA ct work, |
larm work or any ether: and vsiut I;:nd
of work the ie.naie, are wanted Tor,
house week, kitchen work. or any other.
or all, exc
The wages Will be ,he FIRST ye;,y so
much. besides the money paid il d..n.c.
The contract must not b. for any longer
space OF time than irom tie m,yal Of
the immigrant on the plantation to tie
3lst December the same year, if he
Immigrant arrives in the spring; or in
The next year, If the immigrant arrives
in the fall OF late year. The luborcr must
be received in Charleston. ani pass tree
of charge to the plansaton OF tic place
of destinations
If the people engaged do not do what
they have contracted TO do the employers
have right to dismiss them at any sine;
and if the emp Dyer docs not come up to
his contract, the people will have the
right 10 quit him. Tie immigrant docs
not receive any OF his wages before he
has been in tie services two months rc
then receives Que months v ges the
remainder being retained rs = ycrr.i,y
for his good Conduct.
II YOU will make Ike above kaawn to
the proplc Of South Carolina, aad y,u
think shall meet with success and
may count ON at leas; two huadrcd
imlni.,rants ;ln cnn,inn rn.,. | IL N 49,.