Why was Savannah not happy with the railroad system in South Carolina?

Savannah was not happy with the railroad system in South Carolina primarily because it posed a competitive threat to its port and trade dominance. The railroads facilitated the transportation of goods and passengers, potentially diverting trade away from Savannah's harbor. Additionally, the development of railroads in South Carolina could lead to economic advantages for neighboring regions, undermining Savannah's economic interests. This competition raised concerns about the long-term viability of Savannah as a key commercial hub in the Southeast.