The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-04-26

"hie &$ sJ do lS9f hS ssss sa
unlimited supply Of cotton hands from
the town, Whof 1otkedf for Rfty cents a
day and found" themselves, and the
Yontt6l' Of !thb tasnnta product from 4
livery stabis.i But his wds' hot single
example. Another farmer near BY, with
similar facilities for dressing his land,
accomplished the same results. Both
were preparing aud expecting to do
equally WsI the present season. Now,
while every slafmer. onhnDs do this, at
arst, Tor want OF ah ;immediatA ippply OF
manure and equal faSiiH Hesfot procuring
LABOR, u may betaken a thesiandGff Of
protisab!e farming in the upland co1niry
OF South Caroline, which every! culti:
vator can approximate undsr5s1y ui31d
system OF farming. OonsideriDathss.the the
same land will sprod4oe cornsRrSiGS and
potatoes in abpndapoa. and iven. nra,s.
it would sepm I'd be difacutt 10 Know
where an; ;agrionltnrist co1tA turn Is find
go good. Observation-Disclosures 46r his Ia.
bors. Tue new dtscoyHkied OF fhn mil.
mited supply oEMti fatal manure lis sfkie
inexhanstihle beds of5 phosphate a4Snt
Charleston. come moSk pppprEunsIy1ssht
the present tins. 20. -saisle nav eultE
vators 30 Pul their lands at. on4 4e- undef
profitable, cIiltlSatiun. ~!Hhess ,aIItHciai
manuHesfsssn 10 b1Rll .tkat is,seonisite
to enrich the Old cotton fands and restore
their productive p0 Ee1. 80
The Northern people Who, in their
eager Ignorance, rushed South after the
war, thinking to aeqniie easy and and.
den fortunes by raising cotton, were
met by bad SEASONS and' af1asiine market.
OF course, they generality failed. No
man can reasonably etPSGt0 succeed in
any such e1tempore snteHfises. AS a
rule, the great agrionltGial products of
the world yield no sudden fortunes, even
TO the experienced onltivator. How could
1t have been expected that ignorant "a.
venturers should reap them in d dsya It
is the merit Of agricuiture,:asEs phtsuit,
not that its profits are gress, Bat Mat its
results are sure and steady. Sand Increase
Just IN proportion to theAktlt: and indus
try OF the cutHpator. Itg sttsactions are
its pi5asing conditions. :. AHdif there be
an elyseum for an agripnlturist,. it is q
fruitful soil, salqhrioua,!oiimate, and q
delicious atmosphere; in. which frosts
and SHOWS arc almost unknown. These
fers. S5't.r
Tho State is thrown open anew to emf.
grants by the aooiden tai conditions of
society and industry caused by the war,
And the advantages offered wersj never
greater than now. There have been two
prinoipa! migratiops; into the State in
times past. One, after, the battle OF Cul.
loden. and one after tbyI Irish rebellion
OF l19s. "aey aeFa ld6mposea mainly
OF Scotch and Scotch -Irish. Both we're
successful. and both have made their
mark on the State+same of its most emf
nent names having bean idescended from
them. There 10 no reason why there
should not be another, Alill more success.
foi than any preceding one. IptelliRen,
and combined action Of the present race
OF depressed and robbsd iand-o vners.
could surely sffsot 1t. They have the
power to restore the just equilibrium OF
the races, and remove the Offensive DO.
litioal anomaly that now! exists. This
ability, and the ,enticemen 70 agricul.
tural emigration! that tctate been thus
briefly suggestedf afford "a so}id expeota.
ton that South Carolina WI retrieve the
dominion of ihesIligSuee aid |probity in
her political NE, snd enter upon career
Of material ptospesik y Sgrea{Srlthan any
she has ever yef expefienosX az
[Correspondcacs New Fox HySbuns.