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DEMOCRAT s. NEWS.
Negroes better Soldiers than Whites.

The Rev. DR.. Strickland, a chaplain
in theDepar,ment Of the South, writes
to the \. Y. Christian Adeocats and
Journal significant article, from which
We quote, elsewhere, to-day la that
article he alludes to tie terrible effect
upon the white troops OF exaggerated
accounts which have appeared in some
Of the papers Of the bravery Of the few
African soldiers who went on a recent
expedition to Georgia" No won Ter
white men wLo have abandoned home
aud Gil It's comforts aud placed their
lives IN jeopardy to serve their country
should become disheartered when they
see abolition Generals and abolition
newspapers, speaking for aud in the
name Of tue government, pronounce the
blacks OF the South Carolina plantations
their superiors. Brig. Gen. Saxton in
a dispatch TO the Secretary Of War says
Of his list 5 {. Volunteers
In organization, drill, discipline and
morals, for the length of time it has
been i'll service, this regiment rs not sur
passed by d,.y aohite regiment in this de.
paItmcnt. In no regiment have l ever
seen duty performed with SO much
cheerfulness and slscIiiy. l have neeer
seen in any body Of men such enthusl-
asm and deep-seated devotion 10 their
officers MS exist in this My belief is that
when weget footing on the main land
regiments may be raised which will do
more than any nor in service.
The N. \. Tribune of Saturday in a
leading editorial says:
80 Tar is it from being true that the
blacks as material for soldiers are in.er-
Tor to whites, that they are IN some rfs-
poets rodnifeStiy superior. They at least
know what they are fighting for. They
not often found ia our aoh,te regiments.
They are above all things faithful and
trustworthy on duty from the start. In
the best whtte regiments II has been
found impossible 10 trust ncwly-enlistcd
troops with the countersign they inva.
riably betrayed 1t to their comrades
There has been but one such instance in
this black regiment, and that was the
case OF mere boy, whose want OF fidel
lty excited the greatest Indignation
anon. his comrades. Drunkenness, the
bane of our army, does not &c ST among
he black troops.
THIS is the comparison drawn between
black and white troops by the abolition
Generals and leaders.
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TT COMBINES MORE STRENGTH OF
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All these Patents are Indispensable to peri ,ct
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