The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1877-05-17

80 We Ese not sesp pasibIsa fSS tie views and
Il ofasnaiiong y ~ o. qgf co sEgnllents,
sSSs q. laossy
Iqfiiha6sSSsa g p ssutRA AY. g Co..
,o'.i Is 2 saes I, 81 sacs. ,,g ,,,....
and turn onEs tue remainder Of our
faTIis; OF fence up ttlit. Easturo and lesas
the cultivated portions unprctacted hv
laIiY ltif q Of fencsf 5aye tie iasg &c sI,ss
flandS questionE t sl liaye s,0ygi aIt.i
II ttani I'D ltfhe min q, she psonle %
II every one; Of tile of stIsis, aricu.
II Firm arente can On found To- both sidea
cY the esEi6h. hl ldqg6 confess u sassiGssI,g
neses boeolnei lgtsl CO iits 81
ion upon ssut,isssss yss.ffIy egfsasss
Il sW lle9 We z i afa +! our pkle forests felIed
ANNUALLY py The tho1ea ands OF acres t5
piocare fteyh iana to cult = aaEter rs
nave, by most aloyshl7 systems CALLED
ana in,p9verishsd 90 lnnny more fertile
IaRfas; when,Hel lli09i sItsk far siapre eEEf,-
IloIhy GQhld be rraeti Heed upon the farr. hy
Il lieyoidIpg The tieeet.aty of having so ms. ~
i ithdliaAnda OF rails faauied every Wlfifss /.
II when We know that saitaost SSyeTy faTItts
hbuss btiRns as much wood In ZACH fire.
i ip!ace Ought; to supply DWELLING, ard
k1sffhen, and wayhhouse, during the cold
seaSon; when. we know that q stSip Of
iedd ten tteet' vide Iiiiiniiig around every
Ilside Of ahgl Gslds end iris sfsaalfantlyltho
hestllRssd in the field, ii iostt 70 cultivation
because OF the fence; when we shoW that
every negro in the South will have q COW.
Il and neyey thiplB he il 10 freeman until
af ,saH S.o ais pRn Cows horn 70. her fore
foot toi Keep her from jimpiHg the fence
tiat ne iWsh, q fig lEEea when I'VE, think Of
wa sthpusands, ,pf, gllafS that sEo, lost to
theI intrlrsiei Weslth Of ths II Iripyntry by
the ifiasqi!ng and .haaIing aad building
and .repairihg thaE lis na sa{y to keep
up the fences aT6und QUIZ farms when
ve think of the psoseo alton to say hard
/ words when fox hunters, tramps, lump
\ ing cattle or other, tihisSpSes male eai1s
in our fences, ana Cannot be punished for
itsawheh T. dthink heH easy it would be
70 make atfat foNiisout Of 10 poor one, a
profitable COW out Of tansaxpensive one,
II the owner was simply compelled to
Il ESSp it up, sake care Oft, feed It, treat
it as tbs fetdfns @onid, fbe6 6ae &c safI6nId
10 treated sstleB l2el thiaEb ss Is tiie crop
that briughl IinGthe sfnarIey and eBriuhes
/ the. country, Aandip tlles forests .or pas,
II tpre lands, and are therefore the more
ilYoftny or laTIQt projection on that ac.
Ic6hntEi iwheti5sse tiifak! how much bettat
lone g6od CON isthann q hgfti Of pour I,ises:
iIwhenawe thiakphaW3 easy,it Is to herd
licattle and sheep and epcti Iaogs together.
llso that they win heed But the care of q
|isiRgleo pefson a Few hours each SaV To
Ilprevent their stFolling out Seaitht:ewhen
| I'VE, think whet,a PLEASURE it is, what a.
real luxury to sit and watch Improved.
|herds and hoeks pasturine and erayinr
le-e- l.ss-;a:.. n:sss!f:s=s ss.zs as,!:ss 1vs
say, when we thinE Of aif tiie5e thinps.
we can 6ut.tgouddr Regulation has not
long since required our farmers to set
about improving THAR steak BY. abolish.
| ing, the exiasibe fence iaW and ALLOWING
our bfoad aGfe5 I'd DO fonltiissEftad Without
| the inile5 and lsmile les sof hideoua WORM
IfenceaheyeryWh Whefa seeniiss.s s7rn i,..x .s3.,is
!. But then, VIXEN We have looked at the,
! other aide of this question, and thonehS
how ignorant MOST OF our people are.
\ leven OF the old e5tabliahea lhw 1f,oh tIiis
6utbjjttot5, and iiiiovsiisparas settled cur
| conntryis apd. boss nlucii eaaieriit ie to-
enclose the cultivated fieljs than it would
be ID. enclose all the tsi;iainder " tlioo
majority of S6hthAssS farms, and how
every, satnrer wcpla. ehiaL Ne ls7a5 bound
to fence in all the balance of his,Iands, ifs
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