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butter, dcc. for nothing, while they do nothing but lounge about and find fault with the YaDkees1 do not the Yankees have to pay them their own price for their rice and their cotton--do they ever have it giv- en to them No! ILmay be, that we have paid occasionally for wooden nutmegs, but many Yankee has paid for good Upland rocks when he thought he had good Upland cotton. "There are more tricks than those played in Pekin."

 Who are the constant grumblers, the snarlers in this or any other community is it the men who earn their dinners before they eat them ?-I pause for a reply? Will you not find nearly the whole of them a. niong the would-be-gentlemen, with pock- cts to let; the cringing office-seekers, the indolent mechanics, the Novo-humos of our city polls, or the resurrection men who care not which way the wheel turns. Poor Richard would say. finish the rail road, drum nulIifcation out of the state, and GO TO WORK, and in less than half q century, tariff or no tariff, Charleston will be more prosperous than Troy or Athens ever was in their best days. If they wish to shoot ahead, keep up their credit with their tailor and shoemaker, &c. and havo money in their pockets, then those who have not forgotten already, must GO TO WORK. e