New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-27

wear away the feet of their thick stockings. Coarse
straw bats and b. gb. cotton bandkerchies protected
their hesds from the sun The silence which nave
alceaiy alluded 10 prevailed among these gangs also
6orni could be heard but the blows OF the he on
tho heavy clods. In the rear OF each gang STOOD
lack oyerseer, with heavy thonged wbip over DIS
shoulder. II "Alcibiadey' or "Pompee, wers were
called out, he cine With ouistretched hani
to ask "How do you Do and then re-
turned 90 bis labor But the Itdes Wtie
coy, and scarcely looked up from uuder tut, ,nn
tapping chaP'aas De Pan'e OF t3elf Elstos. ~
who are mothers leave their children IN the charge OF
certain old women, unfit for anything ei 9, ana
"suckers" as they sre called, are pernluea 20 %
hone TO give the infants Tie breast al sPPOih'eo Pe
mods ia the day. / r turned home hlhtd Hsoe"' 80
Tens. After breakfast in eIife OF very hhc run'
which was not unworthy Of aJanuary noon ~ Ca"i,,
pore, drove forth 10 visit some planter iiehus VI
Dir. Roman few miles down the nVtr' lne 49,
road lie dusty but tie gardens, VIII rain Rsi apu
houses of the Planters looked -eh and clean enough
There i a great de leuee ia the Appearance Ol uo
slaves quarters, Some are neat, others are oi'Si,
dated aud mean. AS general rdle, Il might re sao
that The goodness OF the cottages was IN proportion W
tie frontage of each plantation towards the Tver'
which is fair index the ze OF the estate wherever
the river bank is strait The lines OF the estates are
drawn perpendcolary TO the banks so that The con-
veAiiy or coneayity OF tie bends determines the
frontage OF the plantation.
The absence OF human beings III the iells and on the
roads was remarkable. The gangs at work We're mo,
den Ia the deep corn, and not soul met u on inc rOau
for many miles except one planter In his eiS az Que
place visited very handsome garden lald out WIN
hot-hOuses and conservatOies, ponds full OF magul-
Victoria Regia in flower orange tfert, aud nhpy
tropical plants, native aud foreign, date ana oshsr
pains. Ibe proprietor owns an eAu,sNe sn1Si
huery. We visited lis factory aud mills, but the ne"
from te boilers, which seemed too much even Tor Tue
all out naked negroes who were at work, OH NOT iens
Us 10 make very long sojouIn inside Ihe eoohy
faces and fOsLed black backs oil TIE sltNes Me,o
strer lug With pers iraon Trey toiled over boiler,
vat and centrifugal dieTs Tie good rehnef was 10.
painiag much at present, for sugar has been bilns
raj lily Ne~-Orleans, God the 3gJ.OuO barrels pro,
due annually Ia tue south will fall short Ia the yi
OF profit which. average, may be taken Z, L n
"A hOgshead without counting the nOlisse- Tor tDe
planter. All the planters htreabouts have sown 81
unusual quantity Of lndlan corn, 10 rs TO have 'oou
Tor tie negroes If the war lasts, without any
di-tress from inland or sea blockade. Inc
absnroity Of suppOsiDg that "a bl0ekhde can lnJWe
them Ia the way Of supply Is ltvohe theiIe
20 descant upon. They my Ind ont, however, lue'
il is 10 contemplate mears Of warfare Az hlsnti
after our r,turn. Il large bonfire was lighted Oh me
bank 10 attract the stesmer TO call for my luggage
which she q leave at "A point On The oppvsite
shore, fourteen miles higher up, ana pereeNs1 tuh
tue are regGar patrols aud watchmen at uigbt VINO
loo, sf,er Ieyees snd the negroes; humber Oi d0ts
a'e also loosed, ana am assured by gentleman, WHO
has written NE long lie ter ON the subject rom Mont
gOmery, that tbese dOgs 90 not tear the neso.s thty
are taught merely 10 csCh aud usiuhe tLemt u treat
them as retrieve well broken uses Wild dun. Next
ia, left the no pable house OF Gov Roman, iuli OF
reQar lis persoaa character and II is. % Tor hls
happiness and PROS ery, bat aSsredly ~ n d-sree
sli-led tina even with hs and Aiudness even TOE
"donestic institution Can be rendered tOieri6ls or
dsieusible il n 10 concsd q that tie negro In
human being wrh o sOul-oF with the feelings Of
uan On thuse POINTS there ingeu0us hy pot5eses
aud subtle approximations In pint down South
which do much % comfort the coJa fences Of the
ant iopo, TOT rietor Tue negro skull won't hold al
many ouU.es oil shot the white mGu'e. Can
there be Il more patent proof that the white man
LhB L right TO cell aud 10 own creature who
carries smsllrr charge VI snile dlsi II LIS he1df
lie /. rlanigaie and curved as 20 the tibia.
Cogent demppstr,,ion that be was oade eXi re,siy
70 work for the arubOoted, sliy t-tiDad Caucasian.
lie tas a rate D'useOsum, ana a COLOR PgueHt.
Smey he cannot have d sOul u tie color as that
OF an Italian OF SpauiaTd lar less OF h4Xen-haled
SAXON see th,se psculiariies ~ tle frontal sIngs-
IL, tiadIut OCOput! Can yCu doubt nat tie Oelng
with bead J tai nature was dc OlS TO III, hoe.
aId dig for another race Besides, The bI ssys Int
be s q ron VI Ham, and prophecy urst be ctuied out
ia he rice gGmps, sugar canes, and mhLe-bedso Tie
South. IN Confederation. It's DAT bia,p Guy to ret
your II s iust ii. Our Savior sanctions slavery be-
eau o h. ssy word against ~ ard h very
Ikri, tunt I. Paul war a el4ve owner. llsd cotton
and su Isr not been known tie ulg have been PLAN
tcr Desits, the LegrU Is civilized by beirg carried
away iTO AiIica set 70 work, Instead oi dbng 10
native inutiiy. What hO.e l. there ~ Chr-liaBizing
tie African rae except by tho agency OF the apostles
from New.Ofleais Mobile, or Charleston, who ,iug
the sweet songs Of Zion with saeh yehomence, and
,aror ieryeatly Tor baptism Ia tie waters OF the
g Jawdamr' Ii bese high physical, meiaph, si'al,
mofa aud religious feasOugf do not satisfy loU, aud
Won venture 10 he uuconyiueed ami q cay 90, then
ndyi,e Won not 10 come within reach Of meeting
OF our citizens, who my lie able 70 ind rope and
tree in tie Leig hborhood.