, 1863-12-08
Chicago Gribnne.
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1863.
THE RREEDmEN IN TIE SOUTH.

1ME FRE11DMEN IN TIE SOUTH.
We know nothing Ineaner than the treat
ment which the destitute and suffering ne
groes a. .nc @ eoaa receive @ 2. .ne naaus ol
sne eosn. ;p,a aas an auu l'oies:sa .: ueno .,.
th;s % c1"aa oe,nt, rho haro ~ aaa so, ~ t,s 4h
nr;son honse WHOSE ;non catas s ha,a u.t 1,ans an
sw1mr oncn hv tho hand ef .r,- ara s,+ na+
n a1l ncsncc4a canatIe If ah;ft;nr r. t,'aro
selves an1 nrocnrincthe foo5 e c1eth;na ~. ~ aad
1oao;nc t1,cr haze .e s,ad d.n1,1ast ~ 49,.
he fiat White men. thoncb ~ don,,t 5oe = @ tpns
bost;lv fler;np ftnm cr,sstr sna donaar ~
and necessa,;iy hnddled too,pthcr IN messea
of women chili3re1 ;nfirn and e;cl ~
aons. with no clothes but those m the;r
hacks, and dependant On what thew conId
find, or the Charity and help OF others for
means of traye1inp and 1ivino rTon1d r;sa
superior 10 all Obstacles and ha7dsbips
show no signs Of want or destitution, and
.scorn all assistance or beneyolcnce, being
abpndanty able, even in such plight, to
take care Of themselves. But such has not
always, nor, indeed, often been the history
Of white refugees from their foes; and We
hazard nothing in the assertion that before
this rebellion is completely ended, our
bvn. as well ii foreign lands. will be
throuccd with white refugees, single and in
tron1g. makiuc as p;;teous appeals for char.
itv and almseivinr.. xnd d,sn,ovino nm
oors1 uant uf .anv 1;s7,ns;t;on ~ c.n.citr
IN take care of the1nselves a, has ever hesn
fonnd amonf,. these ,,oor 1,,clp
r nav he TINE ih.re .-a 1Ia,,-. ,,,r ,,-o
ostaa 1,v thonsonds IN ,,r;onc n1acoa ~ +ha
sont,, dast;tr+. rn;aor.h,a s;o1r .1s 49,
Thot t,,;s sbon1d ho ca nrores <1:;oss ~
mona1e1ncnt ~ vreat pron, sa7a a,rha.a
n 1ow ron 41,;e Flame ;nstiv -, ~ 49,
.,oar ~ naa-op IT,. Ia avo, hsj ,n~ 49, ah.nas y. wv
~. .;o.t,,,,;.- -. 49,, 1,aw - 80
- - ~ 1,;,.aoses whan - ~ .-ar<, ..~n -, ~ Hs .a
~ -,e-.,:. .e @1.1
p.''t.ee VI eei' e 'Auo 4nc .ue.uoas
OF sen-snppofe ever taugn1 70 mmI II ne
ms not ocen aole 10 lay up nom the prof.
lts oi ms business OF save nom his Carl
mge, the means 10 transport nlmsen' Win
vile and chld1en, hke feDei runaway, OF
Aeelng 11a11ot' ~ aae Noten' VI ~ EasoPe,
and thefe support nmsen ana hem ABOVE
"nn1, VINO, ano "na' was u ulae 1oloaue
nun ~ NY ~ mone,' auo Asp. p,'eA aA
ms "asee ,!s ~" eno. ' .as ~ - Da .,.a a.I, .n,u
uae,..1.,,oa ~ I 49, ,,;t,, +hosa [ i1o.ra-t ~ ~ ~ ~ IT,,
.,astan ~ tne nearest 1;1.ce of rof,ae ,11
- ,o1,no,,ad IA otav tbera c,ov5aa ~
.ro+,cr With so MANY more. SUFFERING from
niyat;on. hunger, sickness, and all the
multiplied ills tlat beset him? Who has
offered him a chance to labor and sup
port his family and himself in his new cir
cumstanccs? Who has proposed to lake
him TO some other place where he can lind
work and make lvings Ii the negroes
suffer so drcadfully IN the present breaking
up Of Southern social Lie and institutions,
who, but the rcoes and thclf Northern
sympatlize1s, have brought about this
terrible state OF thlngsg And what can be
meauer than tEat the men, who have thus
caused I'll nus m,se1y ana "1e,cneaness
to Inc olac3 'lnn' snoela nes1p On tnm .nei,
curses anu ACCUSE ILL" u of''slns :" HI
on Mmsen!
IFE&S%E NV%c " INV