New-York tribune., 1877-11-24
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.


TESTIMONY OF 2 FoR'TE JfrsrNNAN 20" ~
South ctEoIryA-rE,cE AND PEosPTWTY A.
sURED
To me EditOr Of The TrtbHhe
SIR: | have noticed for some time the agl-
taabn Southern cnicrltion d. tie columns oi 9o" -
pc- II &, indeed source OF great Satisfaction 10 "u
TIE TpHINE, with its well eamrd mower "uu tlv1''''
encouraging and srIa'hiz'ug with ms NOV ''"''N''
once Give the tide Of Northern tcue-soekers IN impetus
81, te .irefio ard aIvantagcs VIII rebound 10 onr ite-
tuo benefit what We want here arc more people "H'
moro money and the class cieiiy needed are l"'IS
with small oaIiia who can obtain such s'-s ''o' '1
turs ina proportion 10 tLeir iuytaimcEi as shonu '"
isiy any reasonable person 40.
o., ,,,u.r,,rt 10 this place ard came some eight
years a-o from my radve sta5c NewoJerscy' Wi'H NY
uarrp.s vs. iio were IN pursuit Of health We were 'h'n
m nav kindly treated by te southern people, ana nave
found in addition TO health, succcss and happiuos7
F.om the timc frt came urtt the present ",,'-'
thirty Northern fainilics have settled in our hu'
There are cases on record where men, formerly belong
ing 70 some trade profession have come ana b'Al
farming on Grand 90 scale. Failure i', oI course 'uo
,s,lt az srrh presumption, accompanied sometimes
,rit be,vv iciriary iosees Lands and stock are s'r
feed and The CNnrr returns 10 bis tormet .I'n' .T -
rr nf vi .r gan But -ho uld TANK two ihifi- oi
the NortEcrn ue1nie who haN" - ica th''' 81.
have been educated IN different Dno ot pu,ih ~ IN
tfs a. eI,r-,yl men sl1 can adapt themselves I" '-
ensf lnres3te prudent and ecoiehlicu ~ az
iuert oT their anirs and look carefully INTO Ae url
tb,olves Nice corir are successful without cXcel-
q community composed OF thS Glass o 'iii~"
c5uuo. be otuer than thriving
ann farmer ANA want all INV propcrty. nave none
70 ell NV greatest desire IL tO zee tue codnl3 NJ up
with "A GOOD ass citizens ard tnt other rthein'l7
may share with the blessings whirn we ENJOY. II t"y
come in the l1gLt spirit, they have nothing 70 ear ie
is no need of sctriing nTsses 90 coonHc l ,oul"
rit-r Individual pruir rctinn or Tor y" llcii
ton. Tie State Laws accomplish Tie io-uli-ihc ~"
t,c. at- tlc ifo and proper o. zoe ie' ii7 ''il az
the native citizen. aud P.usdcH Ha'ts u 2 ah"l
achieving the lattr great national necessity l' oi.5
ms Can.ttiIoual" policy, bUJ by IGtcct "ld eAih,
Ixs - e1tat mistake 90 surgo se l1i on ~ oc "Dl-tu
to sacrifice his political opinions, u m hoathY l" Vu
opinion. TIE Hostility 0t public op mon to"1ri hVng'
sen.iiicit fs heoI greatly eAa-sei i.ei Ie1.
to .i.elI ON tina sihicc, 5 cave ai-ti.Ieu f pvtl-
ci cues as ctIzcn. Without rJitlinS lhltffii VI
iudcpiiy am. and always have beDn a isriuilrth
even in south Crron3-but blush 10 sy H. III inc 4ee
O tie recent inv stigauuns. -. .,
TLe Cotrruuicut ui this state viii compare very IA
vorg biv with aily " the Union. Taxes are Only &oou
opc-iif as much under Democratic rie a. titY "ert
uuier .uub .ule tnis chnuse beng tbe ie1
of the lat election To thpse who template chhnt
of residence say. come SOUTH theFc j. room ut
al cxc,pt ca~pct-hars r.. mans recepuon VIII De
such "a be desires There 80 room for dcubt uon t
D. ut. and measure OF success viii iesl e4uf-9
With iis own efforts aui abilities. fouis' NrfN iIillY,
4 len. S. O., NOV. II, 1s17. {. 4. sArrLRiH"MI.