New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-28

MONDAY MORNING, JUNE %, is5s.


The following illustration Of the incapacity Of the
negro race 10 bear up under the burdens Of freedom
appeared in late number Of the Richmond En-
uuirer:
ByzAnnr.-Bizarre, formerly the Cumberland es'
tate Of Richard Randolph, and which WAS unul iciv'
the residence Of John Randolph o. Roanoke, alter
the death Of Judith Randolph aud ~ George ana
Tudor-the sons OF Richard and Jodith passed INTO
the possession OF the Tucker family vhose founder
IN virginia was the sfepfathtr Of Richard and john
But on the death Of Richard, who msnuml.tea nls
slaves portion Of the estate was divided beINsen
them, in certain proportions, and not iransefape
from their respective families This portion Is now
known q Israel HILL and is situated about TWO
miles from FarmviIlc. The number Of free negroes
now living there Is between two and three hundred,
ana more miserable destitute and prostitute COM
munify Ia pot to be found, though they have, and
always bad the best Of opportunities lot in'ptose
Inenf Good a. might have been the intention Of the
noble Gift Of freedom which their master gave them,
fhey have buried the talent entrusted to them and
are more miserable, dependent. and destitute IMAM
xhe worst Of slaves, whether white or pack bono or
An attempts to modify or alter the DEGREES Of Pro.
whence. mast fail and it is both foolish and impioas
"a make the cndeAyor The African bears ineface
abs brand o. inferiorty and degradation upon his
person. liked there by the inscrutabe will Of the
Almighty While al other peoples have improved,
under tie benign Influences Of christianity, progress
sud education. the Africans have remained the same
brutal bestial. barbaric oannitsls The African Of
to-day IN the jungles Of Africa, Is not one remove
further from the brute creation than were his ances
tors, who inhabited the same jungles two thousand
years ago. And left by himself subject to no control
except that dictated by bis own instincts the African
always was, Is, and all experience goes to prove,
always Will remain, q barbarian OF the most debased
description. Only when under the absolute sway OF
fbt superior race does he make any Improvement
The wretched condition Of the Randolph negroes Is
but another proof OF the mental and physical nabil
5y Of the negro appreciate and enjoy the blessings
of freedom. The free negroes Of Canada are sunk SO
low ia the abyss Of degradation that no moral line or
flommet can be found to sound its terrible depths
The free negroes of the Northern States, as mas,
n<e but little better of. Idle, worthless and deprav-
d. they are ulcers upon the communities they nest
and Ii come Of the States stringent LAWS have been
enacted prohibiting their emigration and settlement
Emancipation In Jamaica has proved total failure,
ns the highest English authorities now admit. Ac-
cording 70 the London Times, Jamaica emancipation
cost THE mother country the nice little sum Of one
handred millions Of dollars ruined utterly fertile
and fruitful colony, and rendered il source Of large
annual expense when 1t used 70 be prolific source
Of yearly revenue and, at the same time, demoral-
ICED and degraded the blacks Mark, these are the
nncontradcted assertions OF the London Times, 4
Journal violently opposed to slavery The facts must
have been powerful, indeed, to have compelled such
admissions from such quarter
In Hayti the negroes have well nigh relapsed into
downright barhnrism, are sinking 50 rapidly in the
scale Of humanity that they win reach the level
Of their oreiathers in Africa as morally detest
2ble as they physically worthless 50 fir as useful
industrial pursuits concerned and. BY their daily
walk IN life giving the practical lie the preach
1ngs Of such phiIanthropists as Seward Greeley, Gid
dings Beecher and Company.
Nowhere, on the broad surface OF Cons globe, has
<he negro improved morally, mentally Or religiously.
except In a state Of slavery. Those who denysths,
deny the truth Look at the Southern United States
Cor neonrovertibe proof Of the verify Of this propo
sition. With u.s. our slaves, as mass, are moral, I
sober usefuI-ard more Of them belong to Christian
churches AYE. BY ten to one-tban can be found in
Al Christendom or Heathendom besides Which,
then, are the true phianthropists7 The slavehold.
efs who elevate and improve and make useful on the
pharIsees, who degrade, debauch and render worth
less the negro race Impartial history viii make
suitable reply in due season.