The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-12-10
NUN BEh. 43

q. ~ sgssy a.fl s. a5sissgE
whom they atternpt to suplpplainif4,, if4,sGd AID will
dispose OF their services TO those who
will pay the highest prices for them.
Ny own Impressions. that the present
labor Of the country, natiyc and aid 10 the
matifier born, furnishes tile most 'ec6hom-
icai, the most skilfui and astfiaainost
efficient system Of labor for she south,
and cannot adyantageeusly be substituted
by any other. a true appreeiation OF
the mutual dependence OF capital iiiid la
Dor, aud disposition to artaDg pbhica-
and equitably terms ofiagrcenienlb between
them, would 20 far TO rccoucile existing
difficulties aud remoye a fruitful cause of
dissensiOn and irritation among OUT, own /.
people. Inducements might also Be held
out by which the ranks Of the productive
class may be largely rccrui ed from
those who are nonproducers, and lwhosc
complaint is that they can get nothingto
do; and also by grant of land TO tcnau,s
IN fee, the payments properly secured,
running over long series of years to
those who may settle in families. sdf
LANDLORD AND TENANT. I'd
Attention is called to the necessity of
a cheap ard speedy remedy lSsodshich
the owners of properly may repqsseis
themselves of it by summary s,pgest--
rial process. While honest poverty is
deserving of our sympathy, and entitled
to all legitimate protection, yct tlarc is
too much reason t. believe thdt.lthere
are cases in which t!,e law, isperyarted,
which, by these extreme results, compel
landlords to enhance ti4if rents and
initiate agaius: she interests Dfths pub
lie ut large. ilS iralass7g
AppaEx. ItEs. 5uaa tss
The attention of the last General AS
sembly was called To the necessity AID
importance of law io re.aintc and de-
fne the relations aul ubi,satinss6f euf-
ployer and apprentice. An Intelligent
aud industrious workman has within
himself the clements of Independence
aud respe,tability Ills art is, his capi.
tai of which he cannot he disestodl Ills
labor is always aud estrywheres ins de-
mand As illustrating the effect of idle
ness as the source Of cri.us, il IS stated
in the report of tbs pfis55tiil ! 9ssi c; ;ttiois
lately issued, that of toalteen iis5issae.l
ii.e hundrcd aud ninct
cUusirca iu TIC suss cgt ~ fsss 6is tilii. u
states, in 1870, more than ten tinusa,.I
| OF that number, or over seventy per cent
had never learned q tr;lde fIiis py.....
nant.fact conveysa ics;en OF pf,d61n,i
interest to those " hu have ID enur.,s, the
tralaing OF boys and girls ,.-r,. tAe, ACTIVE
duties OF lie. In framing. such q. law
as is suggested, the umpiest security
should be provided that the appreiitice
be protected from cruelty and iaiastice.
and that he should receive an adequate
amount OF education. sui ce.,,,oa
rREsGRvATIoN OF GAME AND'rforxuA-
TloN OF FISH bad
Many of the States of THE Union Have
enacted laws for the preseryatiuu ,,f s,s,,e
BY the prohibition of killing tlieuiEdur.
ing the breeding season AS the wanton
and indiscriminate shooting Of birds and
game animals during the breeding sea-
sou must result gradually ihhli6iF ex-
tlnction, and to The eneeuraeainant and
multiplication of myriads of destructive
insects, to the great injury aud destruc-
ton OF vegetation and bhe crops would
call your attention to the matter 40
worthy nf your considerations Intbis
connection [ would also recorrmend1tbo
protection and encouragement of arti6.
cial fish breeding, by protecting the
owners of fish ponds from trespasses and
depredations. A law was passed pr the
last General Assemble, authorizins the
appointment of eight tish commissioners
ono for each judicial .circuit-and
defining the duties thereof. These
appointments wore pot made. for the
following reasons It was found that
coinpetent men could ,iut be procured for
the salary authorized to be paid, and mo
greater results would have been attained
by the selection of incompetent men than
without any. 1t was thought best to
leave the whole subject for additional
legislation, in the hope that itwould
conform to the practice prevailing in
those States which have had most ex-
perience and success in fish culture, by
appointing one person experienced in the
business, and known as fish commissioner.
Mr. Seth Greene, who has been 50 )
prominently connected with the artificial
propagation of migratory fish, has been
during the past enmme- employed by
the State Of New York in restocking tho
Hudsol River with shad, and has been
Matching from one hundred thousand tn
one hundred and fifty thousand. daily.
He states, in published communication.
that he can satisfy any person with com
mon sense that all the rivers on the coast
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