The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-02-28

pibls notriaTchs, than anything ee
,bss Tssn. compare Ito. The mas
lives hi the ubig house, surround
nsrhspsbS thirty or forty small CO
orssbIe dwellings, III which the "nn
ssrvsnts 6ad maid ssfvants reSie
INN 10 mach com.oft as be does Htl-
ssjf upon some Of the places, aTp.le
nfoyiaon Is cooked IL one great rs
= q serve AL the people. WeTe
ys.i9ns are dealt out 70 them, ihsal,
most universal allowance Is three ha
! half pounds Of fat pork and a Fck
erd 4 .half OF fresh sweet eoFn zeal
mar week, 10 every working hnd,
male 81 female. Besides this aey
Says a.preat many vegetables tom
,heir own gardens, fsthey choee 70.
M them instead Of selling; thf al
ways have chickens, eggs, andre
onently hogs and crops Of theirown
fsignc. Upon the Rice ~plankions
thew are mosaY fed upon the vegetable
food, which they prefer. A gntle-
man from the g upcountry," VIII has
always fed meat, has just told n that
he has lately bongllta gang rice
6old negroes. md offered andl.rged
them 10 eat meat and they refse it..
Nowhere have | ever heard rgroes
complain Of hunger, or saw them
showing the leust sign Of stagation.
And among no people in the weld can
be found a greater proportion Of
healthy laborers, and aged ons, Or a
less proportion Of in6Fm trol accl.
dent Or disease.
And ] am very certain TIT no 10.
boring class are more comfortably
clothed. DO yon think thu you can
get such a people TO take y arms to
fight against their masters Never!
Yon might gel once in a vile, some
|villanous dog to join VOW crusade,
but you might just as we'll expect 70.
get The children Of New Eigland to
take up arms to fight ogpnst their
fathers household, as TO Il the ne
|groes to fight against those they love
as well as though they wire Of their
own flesh and blood, or asyour chill
|dren do their own fathera mothers,
brothers and sisters. "a Il
What then is yourobjea? fit is
'philantrophy towards the iegro, you
pre- mistnking your object | boldly
Pssert that no plan Of cololization or
Emancipation that | havesver heard
pf can effect the object ofolacing the
great body Of negroes i'll abetter con
dltion than they now are.
] know itisa point2f religious
Putty with many Of you D "run off"
rom his master every negro that
ZONES within your reach. What is
-FOUR ohlectl You cannot expect to effect
Emancipation by this couEe, except in
| very small way. You eject to com
PLAIN that one of the horrGs ofSlavery
The separation of famiIis. do YOU
pot cause such Il separation, and often
very painful one, every time YOU
Zeal q negro from his Kindred and his
Home? Why the empty rhmc Of "free-
pan" without one Singb addition to
is comfort Or happiness, present or
Prospective.
VI course | cannot I'LL the object
! your actions; bnt / can tell you
PINE ofthe effects.
One Of which is, to Prevent a great
eal Of the social, pleasant intercourse
Ptween the North and South, which
lould exist tosthe mutual advantage
both parties, il the Wealthy gentle
Tel Of inc South could carry their
frvants with them TO spend their sum.
Pers IN your more s~alubrions climate,
lthout danger Of havingihem caioled
Say BY the siren song ii freedom and
Iuallly TO all coIors and condition in
but The worst effect ofall, is the bit-
mess and heart bufnings which
Par actions lengender between the
emoerS of this great national family;
men Is fast driving one portion Of
en- TO the wall where thew can re-
eat no tuFther-and where they will
rely stand and fight for tie birth
gnt; cfar equal share Of the family
main, and the fair enjoyment Of.
3 property inherited from their faith
although thus fighting they nav
2 anddie,s they will not Be subdued.
puse then and reflect; let the inquiry
q every patriot, North and South
~ we wicked works Of fanaticism.
use The Union Of these States u.
~ g snndarad. Be assured Thai