Washington telegraph., 1853-10-12
fitm The Nar Orleans Bulletin.
Effects of Freedom upon the En-.
slIttp.l.

hiiee's VI Aictudm upon the I'm.
siaNed.
Were Abolilionists honest, were tbey
christian, were they candid, were they even
reasonable beings, or did any other than a
spirit Of unmlAed evil, righteousness and
hypocrisy, animate them. they would at once
eease their trades pgtinst Southern slavery
when they behold tie horrible cuudIIi1n mo-
which unsoughl, unappfeea,od aud unpre.
pared freedom, has plunged the emaeipa,ed
negroes OF the Brush uoiuucs. The Br,t.
ish Islands have been ruined the besp,els
OF the whites have been busted. and the
blacks are apldly rehpsing into the dis.
gusthg brutallies Of lher naive bafbafi,m
Not one single glinmsr ol improvement is
anywhere visible, Turn which WY YOU
Will, aud all Is darkness aud rgirosrltIat,un
In addition to ioumer proofs, submitted
at various times We glYe the following cx.
tfaet from leltcr written 10y GOV. " GOD.
OF Ohio recently APPOINTED Consul to Val.
palalso, To Trend IA Cleveland, aud pub.
lished IN the 1fhludealer' Ul that city
The reader will bear IN mind that Goy. W.
Is gentleman OF decided lreesoll prucliy.
tiles, aud has been iof years, yet lie ioll
compelled tn write Us follows. Whit Il
mural tue Ab1lliiousls could dtaw, were
they even hait honest but here Is the cx.
tIacl
about no'elgck a. m. va came in sight
Of jamaica Mountains urpgal6I5 ris.ng
several Thousand feet On u,urlHs tue land
VIC tuck on b5atd BLACK piiot, raI eiusc ia
with the shofe about taay uHIes, 10 Purt
Royal, aud anierrl the latUJr ul kue4un.
winch, you Aaaa, is On tie south sir.--
W. we're piasH IN Wit lha aal I'm thl
time NJ rgagAal Jamaica uuui We entered
the LarbuT " saw m44y plantations, tht
buildings dIlalilllgdi ND o.. uz4rcmg
bali worked aad apparently Il1f and uu.h.
lna but that winch olli sTaN wi.haat the 10.
bur ol man appeared lazaHHn. aaH Hour.
ishins. The Island ilze.l ul .aHH igrl.
ity--Uuc q tl.e 5gst d tie AhaIIaz, lul
ali the lar estates uPl DO aTa ua8 lla
paIng To rum lu Tie Ia hlr were MT d
dozen snip u all ha.aaa= ho hazIHe.z na#
ding, aud esety lung IN head s4aAaa
was IN the hHsuasc a complaint sWes
the blacks lae b.gu #aH.iel ia#y lagr
heagn1 iuda.aai. .u=a.aaI. destaa ]. aul
d.shuue.t ihe} aie iair. us sd U.
,asabUul., lsug uaaei aa.l5 IL ziu,ts
a allhy as Ii hgaa#sIz. aal / believe
RaIsa.
TIA getting 10 tie ea#fs tue Black, uI
haih 'oAes, Ia gr1ai uaaaar. rf.aH b ua-
HI. cums swimming aHa4l tHe uHaI, laI
would dise laf a444l Hssgs g. en- llaI
VIZ luuau iA.u l. t3e asr-
ias.e lhss would eHaa in tae sHa#. ag
PIX l5om thz tElaa= lHey Hsgar hiI
laaash tae aa.sg i- Treaty iaHt DIP
Tue haIlaI al hiaz - .s si#H#aH aud
fe1are. 1ae eiy sull aud iu Ia#as. o.
entering it lIe s.DH f== uluHgHl Ia death
b. tie b.aes b 1Is = ssHy p AID sou
ms. uitsH 5aas ,a#H yaur - ur aa
upliiiol cuc, 10 uI y.la.Ii To-. ,Ie.f .m.
puitnullIr,.
We ucu h,r - Aaar. iuuk m lul iuu,
Of coal, which uas all brought op band By
black Numsu u ugt DO uUi CtI.gI CA
tAgir heads
The whites ace very civil and c1lHo1a.
They seem delegated ,o --c Amuugns
ay the island /, ruined by legislation aud
neglect ct the home gHgmm.ul, aal mI'
Of th,m arc dgsimu. ID getting away
hope the abolition oi slavery cuy.
where will no. lc attended uiA tla 4ma
consequence, taa' It hl io JlmUa-iu
ruin bth black aai white b4t no gaa shp
visit. Jam1.a wliIuut t'e mns thorough
conviction that ihc lb.uIun Ui tuc .W'
hn. .llilrl him. aul ruined h.- master |
have however time ta up mora comments
an thi. subject