The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-05-01

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Chinese Sugar cane Cultivation.
This does no. differ from the cultivation
of Indian corn, except that it should be
watched when near maturity When it is
intended to make sugar or molasses the
seed he.i should be plucked out. This
should he done after the seed formed and
before it begins to III c. before it begins
to assume milky appearance or in other
words. while the seed are yet Of a green
color inside. Tho seed heads are easily
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B.ll. D,i,t.p ol,as Col. II Fuller. for
so many wears editor of the New York
Mirror. mud of wide literary d,s,inction
has been for three nonlhs travelling through
the Southern States, IN company with DR.
Charles Macsay. OF London. Roth oi these
gentlemen, saws the Richmond Wing. OF
YESTERDAY. have been stopping IN Richmond
Tor several dsy, past, aud have had here the
uncertainties of attending religious services
see the "lhe darkies" in grea, numbers
and give them careful ,a4peciion, II APP
n-nrs that these gentlemen have looked at
the peculiar institution with the eyes of
calm and lust observers. and have conse-
quently reached the conclusion that it's Any
thing but Whist it has been represented to
be b, those Abolition sct,hhlers. who know
nothing in the the world about II. "rt'
iny IRON Savannah to the New Orleans
Plea, uue. Col Fuller thus states his cons
viction. In regard to the condition OF South
ein Slaves;
" bus FAR Ia my rambling notes have
not Touched upon the "pecuiisr institution
and tckl.h subject Of slavery But can
ma lonp.r refrain from expressing the opiu-
ion have long enter,air d. and which has
NOW settled INTO a enasiction. that the mas
ter is tar greater sufferer under the sSs'
tenn than the slave. he latter 50 far a'
m, observations have extended is every
where well cared far. well treated, aud nc'
overtaslei have not yo, seen one unhs2
nv looking negro ia tho south aud have
heard bu, one cross word uttered by mas
ter to slave. Let Mrs Beeeher stowe
,,,,..s..d mar. nnkirdncss more
f., n,o,a ioh,m.uity in IN. ctty Of
- vi J., ouaJ,y ,h.n , bave seen ia
tina son,h IN ,hree months In fact. | have
a., un,,..,,,,, al ali. mn .yldenres
=, -, =, onId =, Il. .titu,ion or wretch
adns.. If any dissertation among the blacks