CHAPTER XLVI.
THE PRESENT CONDITION OF THE SOUTH.
Scarcity of the Population .-- Fertility of the Country .-- Northern Men already in the South .-- Kansas Emigrants Crossing Missouri .-- Change of the Situation .-- Present Disadvantages of Emigration .-- Feeling of the People .-- Property-Holders in Richmond .-- The Sentiment in North Carolina .-- South Carolina Chivalry .-- The Effect of War .-- Prospect of the Success of Free Labor .-- Trade in the South..