New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-22
yybat 10 DO With Them.
@ THE FRIENDS OF EMANCIPATION.


We believe Ii 10 be Of vital Importance to the
pes success of the Proclamation o. Emancipation that ia
friend, In msd,iely tske furnish profitable
poymen TO those who shall within the Cnen lines and
claim their liberty under Il.
Unless this is done only few Of the ablebeded middle
aged men, who are wanted for military purpose viii be able
70 fna ym.n the OF supports the remainses
will become an immense burden to the Government. and
main in idenesa
E,ery days labor which they viii be able to do during the
coming year IN field. viii be worth two doss
and vii leave an margin profit the capital 10
ouired to employ them paying tina. price with anything
Ike respectable cement
The came labor that required to grow dollars worth
O, cotton IN 1850 It sold fr per pouad, will
grow .s dollars worth to-day when sells for sixty cents
per pound.
Slave labor cost the master &c per day 1900 This cost
consisted the following items viz IL per cent interest ON
The cost OF good haodssy 81 0oanounting to Sc per
day; Is per a.num etching equal to pes day SO
per snnum for provisions furnished equal TO &C. per dayt
time during sickness expenses or medicine ard negro
quarters equ TO &C. per dsymskng the total per hand
6c per day. We think viii claim tina. II per cent 10
too hsh interest pershaoe property Ike slaves,
who are sure become vauees rev years sas, any
OF these estimates are too high.
1.-THE negligent, sothfal Ansee Of Southern planter
with The rude incony.ncn, nconditioned tools and
nery used most OF the plantations could pay o5c pei
day slave labor and grow cotton at profit when II sold
or l0o pes pound whit Per cent OF profit would NorheU
Yankee make the business with improved Northera
tools and wages Tor the labor not exceeding per ds
and cotton selling at Coo per pound Certainly not e" thAs
per And there Is e prospect ef IT. selling oeiS"
SOC for time only small amour. has been s'o"A
this season likely De next and the prohi OF employ
ng these labo reasonable could not iA 10 Do sA
emey large IL would also add much 70 the eHees
the Proclamation II the could be assured constant enr
rloynsn I themselves and families with wages a. the "a"
OF = per Say FOX the lsbor Of an able hand
Cspi ,ho old be Aised at onse ese nrrneer OF COINS
Gated purchased from the Government arrange
mani. mad. for tools. teams supplies transportation and
n,s,dsuts No time should be lost the plan'iss sesos
, oou arrive, when has passed. viii I'd impo'sieeS
o,b pros.sble employment to liberated slaves Y ne e'oI
S., bseu planted We willing 10 invest $500 In ms en-
,c. and have determined DO provided oner' VII
n with AS and make up amount Of capita. sphcient 10
"a on with il successfully. We wiz asc furnish he services
If one live Yankee who has had experience In Managing mos
and business as IL se,ve partner.
Who viii join ia Any willing 10 take stocs In en- en-
,erpise Ike this to The amount OF 80 more ID invited
dsc ~ ct by msi No subscription for stock neec
paid before te lt Of January un M 70 hAs osee
sublcioed suH the Company oganlzod Sattacefy teief
will he given all who deie IT, Friends Of the
let us hear rsm you. ELLIS, BKIrfON kAlVN'
Springfield, ", Nov. 10, lsos.