New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-30

Brought IN. Or couTfe you are not one. AbOhioh1f
ou ht TO be shot, negroes are property, and everybody
ought to mind their business Dutyo can say ,ha'
1.-THE people OF tie Norla could only snow all that YOU
DO abont Slavery, they would talk differently. Cute
likely.
Sometimes, vii you are waiting for supper, which
Is never ready ill after dark, yoa find ibings going
wrong. TIE mistress frequently leaves Der sewing
and goes ont. At such times = wall. out doors may
throw sone light on tie subject for he cooking cabin,
standing by itsef, has the door open. negro is
cbopTing rp rail into fGe pieces, AMI If you are Of
MUD 70 sten-fOmeiimcs you can't well help yourset
-yOu Learn that the biscuit won't bake, that the
sweet ta,ers won't g DONE and that this young
'un makes me done gone crazy You heard tie baby
crying before Still you mag hear scoldipg in low,
hurried voice and suJdned explanations but all IL very
quiet. Nobody is Iiaely to be whipped white you are
around. negro WOMEN 10 WHIPPED 10y her mistress II
pie will let Ler, bul if sue wolt somebody else taxes
Ter in band. Wien the folks n ce, the negro wo-
WHIPPED in the parlor aud here you VII fire.
qurnty Little red rawhide. 1 have found these
lille rawhides Oh the Iarlor bed when have been
been slown where TO Sleep stCuld think when they
are brougtt down on the naked back any ways Lard
they would hurt. Tie men whipped i'll tie barl or
smose.house bat have never seen much whipping
done, and tie last that did see was done time
since, by a Baptist Minister.
When you are told 10 iii by" corn dodger Is irst
handei you, then tie coffee hut yOu not expected
to lake cream and sugar, unless they baye them; ibis
Won orght to fnd out beforehand, aud # they have
teen You will not be much better %. / have been
long an enemy TO tie coffee furnished through the
whole Southwest, ard my emily il lasting. Black,
bitter, unsettled and ftrong. ] baye wondered WHY
they have such regard for IT, for IN contemplating the
consequences of this war, the grestest calamity likely
to sTse las been the probability that they could get no
coffee. And now that they get only three pounds
for dollar, l rejoice 1T their lamentations. TIE
sionger and OF course tie blacker their coffee Is the
beter IL IL frequen ~ made 10 an iron tea-kettle.
THO difference betwesn it and Yankee farmers COZ
fee setted with egg ard made yellow with genuine
cream is beyond estimation. Tie Ices at the burning
OF the Norfolk NayyYagd and tie recent one at Hai
PERI Ferry are nothing TO that which arises IN the
making OF coffee in tue Southwest.
After you have eaten awhile some biscuit they
make no light bread are banded around and then, If
they Lave it, you expected to eat butte, but hot
before. Toe reason of this is that size bread being
seasoned with strips Of fat pork stirred in before il is
Get to baking, Is good enough to eat BY Itself they
are rich folks and havea 10 cook, you will have pie;
over this if YOU like it, you put as much New-Oreans
molasses viii covert il, because everybody ese does
60; and iii extra occasion, they have preserves
which you pour IN in the same way, bur not quite 70
much. Theerust il not very COED, tLen ANcw-lork
f,rrer living in ibis region It'd me he turned away
hired man. native because he ate butter on his sweet
cake and spread ii his pork. lou viii notice that
VIXEN these folks est butter they make mp for days
and weeks OF abstinence. Aud how litle they produce
in he South lie proved now, aigce they get none
from the Norh. AT Memphis last Friday, il SOC.
perpould; poins further South, 81 per pounds and
much Of this wss anugglsd down the river. The
process of eating butter sfolows: quantity nearly
sufficient to spread slice of bread is taken at once
this is slipped off the biscuit in place, 80 that it
forms right angle with it. This is for one mouthful.
The next mouihful is prepared in the same way. The
butter does not last long; and it is noticed that when
this habit i, practced away from home as it usually is
when practiced ut ~, that ut the next meal there is
very little butter, frequently none When the North
American Indian get plenty of food be will eat
till he can hold more; and then il ia be can pa.
long journey with little parched corn.
i''- ''Pp''' every body ID trying TO be agree.
-oe, ard If no otter one has told any lies to add 10 his
annoyance he has done well, you may, perhaps,
little negro cid, OF years old squatting down in
corner w. close TO the chimney, watching every BODY
and keepng perfectly silent. Nine times in ten he is
mulatto, be may be the planters CON- or, his grand
son. As he seems to be fayorite, you will speak of
him, when he will be called and entertain you by
dancing few shuiiies, or by aping the of
fine gentleman, and frequently he will do ii WELL OF
course you will call him fine fellow and give him
picayune. remember gave such boytwenty cents
on leaving in the morning, because happened to be
In good humor, and afterwards learned that bis mas
ter member OF the Legislature had taken half Of the
money away from him and put it in his own pocket.
Pretty coon you will be told, even if you do not in
quirc, that he will bring many hundred dollars, aud
them in order to head your thoughts bis wife, likely
enough, will tell you how wicked, how worthless,
how sulen he ia, and that nothing can be made Of
negro. You will assent TO this, and it will be well if
YOU can bring in little Scripture prove that the
Lord put curse upon him. While this is being estab
lshed and eestsbshed you will notice that the little
fellow drops his head and looks though he wished to
sink into the earth. Then, if you dare to be grain
independent you will remark that there have been
smart negroes, that you have them, and they
celed many white mem but you must add something
about exceptions to general rules, and you will have
the credit of being very fne man. At the same time
YOU will notice what wonderful effect your words
had ON the child lie raised bis head quickly, as though
his ewes glanced with the suddenness that is natural
when one is struck on the head you perceive that be
understood you.
How your thoughts run for the next few minutes
and If you have boy at home, you vii! repeat TO
ysursef the lines which in childhood are engraved
upon tho Auglo-Saxon heart:
81 He not born little slave