Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-01

friends Of the blacks. Just the reverse. have
,ot seen the hrst man who did not say, when his
opinion was called for, 81 hate Niger" /" I
oan't bear the sight Of niger" never lst .
My heart bleeds for tho poor negroes In this
country. They have hard time Of Il; kicked and
ufed about, they would be glad to get back into
layery as Il IL in Virginia.
Tho Abolitonists Ia the North make great
utcry about the whipping OF slaves ut the South,
nd the hard work they have to perform. But.
he fact 10, white servant here has to do - much
vfe, aud six or eight children, In shouse Of eight
r ten rooms. will ompllya single girl 70 do all
ho work. She will have 10 mako oil the bcds
weep all tho rooms. do oil the cooking, make The
;itchen free, bring water, wash and iron all the
othes Of the family. run to the grocery. feed the
hiekens, dress tho babies, and take them out
;alking on pleasant afternoons. And IL tho work
!, not faithfully performed. the servant 10 dis
hargod.
A very common way Of frightening childrca 10
say. here comes q nigger! !'--and tho poor
title thing Immediately becomes quiet. No Won
lcr they fear and hnte negroes, when grownl
The negroes in this town. when they meet me,
,ow and smile and take OF their hats IA IL ] was
AN old friend but to an abolitiohi4t or freesolor
they are cxtra-haughty. because a deadly ieud
exists between them. They have been wofully
deceived by these abolitionists. They were told
by them, while in slavery, that II thoy ran away
and came North thoy would bc rs good as white
man Tho slave runs away, having very high
instcad of beinp n, eood be Ands that Tho wh;,e
mnn North .hSns H." snJ ,rast. h;r, % With am
temnt: nnd II be does nnt And s,mo Snnthern man
to employ him and treat him with some kindncss
no becomes brute and associates with the lowest
thieves and tho scum Of society.
l asked negro man. the other day, who came
from ,Jeiferson oouutv Va n he would ha willing
IA On bnck into sloyryv q Va. air ,ynnld ,o ylnl
to 90 back into slavery" And so II il with aT of
them There are GOOD MANY man in this S,n,e
who have bronght their slaves with them from
Kentucky. md although thew NAV leave Mt INV
m,mcut tbev chonse s,ot onc hns laft tno;r nI.l
Master TINT I know of
You NAV set II down M n f,xed fact I'm, cyerv
mnn in hi. country l. n no,;,,;an I sa;d h.rors
TINT thew nil nnders,mnd The scionees Thew nm.
derstnn3. as n con.eonanco the sc;ence ~ rnyern.
m,nt md oro In their o,yn onnnn a Al, ,nsasd IN
tho dc,n;ls os nn,,;cai economv up' :"
worry rich or yarv ;n,ai;cant ~ mar ..ar. n
cont finer than those If h;s ncoua;ntan,c ,hsv sav
,h", l.. !. n.nnJ .nd I'M ,,'na. .'soiu h;.y y
dawn '''N'' "''N VIVA "''' '"'' p'' ""'
Th, women n,e mt snerod fron hard work A
womo, In Inwa hoons tn inot oId M ,wen,v.s,c
Thcv marry an m , syo,a,e n. ahnn, t,s.,,
Tboro /. n.ors o,orraI;n, and L,. Knh,;ns, hos.
,hnn in anv nart IF tho JjS;tod States viii which
I nm nrn,,oin,ca r. man s,rkes onn,hor !,
costs him rrom so5 to $40 md so thev n.s ,he
mas, nhms;yo nna ',ys,.;yo ,.;,6on, con,.
inc IN ,,I"ws "'N N''''' ""s""e' "''"'"' wa"
1,r.., s,ross has hoor ,,;a ,.v Tho o,o,;,;,,,.,.
,nn, ,ho a,nr,Js or ,1o Sa,Iy.rn ~ % s,"no. Than
sny ,bnt ,hav w;,, Is and ,,sni and yia,o rho ,on
enmmmndmcnts bnt nm nrensrei ;" .sv v' ,hat V''
tha W"r,horn scrv"n,. nu ~" @ ;nsr|,siv @ a"e
ros,ec,s tLon tIo S"u,hnrn .av"s ~. Nr,hasu "s
serpan, for si,ro ,vh;ah !. H." ~ ,h;ua h". =,
do from thrco 10 Ave- tnss tho wa,I Of r,nsr " m
slavc md docs nnt ont "nv moro tr W i. T.; r,,,
mn, n.or so mncI, c,r ,,,;}o IN t,il anJ
cmnlovmcnt ,bcv ca,,ot rrom ,ha;r n;t,a,.n 'nr