The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1870-12-08
NUMBER 1e.

the progress and completion Of . work
of such vital and transcendant impcf-
tance to the prosperity Of the State and
ils chief commercial city. y VI
EMIGRATION AND LABOR. Z
Willie / am willing aud anxious, by
all legitimate meaus, to encourages and
promote emigration TO this S.ate Of oil
peoples who are homogsneonsin 10 custogis
and usages with our own, that are Hih,.
ing to labor, as well as those who will
bring into it skill and capital, I cannot
forego the expression ofmy opinion thar
the passage and. enforcement Of strin-
gentlaw for the protection oflife snd pro.
Eperty, and the free aud unrestricted ex-
preston Of political opinions, i I'LL that
is necessary to accomplish that purpose
in q State that presents 90 many attrac-
tiona and advantages to the emigrant
and capitalist as olrs. 81 "a i s 3
LABOR AND CAPITAL.
There has been much discussion upon
the alleged scartisy Of labor, aud . va. {
riety Of schemes has been suggested for
its alleyiaiion; but thus far without
practical result. The importation oss
foreigners, either Christian OF Pagsn,
can work but an ineonsiderable inar.
ence, as these are as keenly alive 10 !
the facilities of improving their condi-
:tion as the native whom they attempt 7
to supplant, and will dispose Of their
services to those who will pay the high.
est prices for them. My own impres.
sionsis, that the present labsr Of the
country, "native aud to the MANOR
born" furnishes the most economical,
the most skillful, and the most efficient
labor for the South, and cannot advan.
tageously be substituted by any other, A
true appreciation Of the mutual depend.
ence Of capital and labor, aud q dispo-
sition to arrange, amicably and equita.
bly,, terms of agreement between them, :
would go far to reconcile existing diff
cuitles, and remove q fruitful causs Of
dIssenslon and irritation among our own
people. Inducements might also Be
held out by which the ranks Of the
productive class may be largely recruit
ed from those who are non-prodncers,
and whose complaint is. that they can
"get nothing to do and also BY grants
Of land to tenants in fee, the payments,
properly secured, running over q long
series Of years, to those who may settle
in families.
LANDLORD AND TENANT.
Attention Is called to the necessity
of q cheap and speedy remedy by which
the owners OF property may repossess
themselves Of It by 2 gum naafy ynaeis>
ter,ui process y = hiie 3 eAonest Z % pSysr:
is deserving OIL our sympatny anoenth
tiea TO All iegitimate proiection, ".
there is too much reason 20 Deiiege tnas
there are cases IN Wnicn tne law ls Pet.
Verted, which, 6y their vexatious TO-
suits, compel landlords TO enhance tnelr
rents, and initiate sgalnst fne interests
OF the public at large.
M AppREsT!Ghs.
Inc attention OF 1he ,ass usnsla.
Assembly was callea 20 1ne neees,J
ana importance OF . law 70 .egu'aIo
ana de1ne tne relations a-a ophga.lons
OF 2, employer .na aPPien'''e. u tu,e
llgeae a.a imeustf'ols WoiAme: Ia'
"itu'A A ."e n:,:. e u TO-.
is bis canital of which he cannot be
his labor is alvavs and eyery. ).
vbsrs in demand Aa illustrating t6s
stsc, of ;5leness as the sonrce Of crime
!. :. ....aJ;, tha rano,t ~ ,bo pr;.on
A A .s,o;s,;on 30 ; iataiv I ;samsd that ~ s,nr.
.aan ,ham..,d Sns bnndrsd .na o;nstv.
s;s go ,.;.onar. . oonSned IN the rsn;ts1.
% ptoJa .h;..o ~ g.. ~ Ia7o moro
.haa ~ .hnns,nd af .h., numbe, ~
onsr o ssse,tv ner cent had never learn.
al ,r.de This nrecnant fact con.
80. . Loco, NJ nrofound ;nte,est N
~. ~ hovo ~ obo.oe ,be tro;n;no
~ of hor. .ud o;r,. for tho active dnt;es
of ~ Frs3;no sncb a Law AZ Il aup.
o. oested. the amplest security should BE-
1rovided that the apnrentice be urotec.
ted from crnelty and ;ninstice: and that
he sbonld receiye an ADEQUATE amount
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