New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-07
4 PARAplsE ZOE NreROEg.


THO most luxurious c'as in tins cOwmun. =
srs tie nerroosslaYe snd Free They feed ca th mos.
costly YialIs End they Ofa.s u tAe most o. Nlc i
CIV The o0ngrero Gon Which issuc, frOr Die African
church on Broad street atc Sunday ol-crn on.
tuTpa5scc any 0te u Ire con- % lT f' on u
AmcricnD coutnclsn ls exquisite gloss of l-s BROAD
cloths and the delicate lue and texture q - slsf
ttrangeIs visiting the ely 2. tAs 1-e ls s.il.- .
She leaLness OF its white uca end tne ss-i Illness o N
black men. IL &c look q dress ana p.yt1'e. % Dc.
groes have become tlc aIlstccrlcy u liclA0n- eA
he whites degraded " tie task " Ae~ig ~o3- A
drawing water.
How have these negroes grown 80 rich; what Is TO
peere. Of their SUMPTION LADDERS tbel- r1Qc-3 }a-i
robes and bursting purscsf Is ere any connection
between thesC circuu tancos ana te iac- tfat slcs
hag become 81 ten and night ro59e,e9 en- Is,l3'.ot
IN Richmond! The negroes a,o lei ana coined ~
their lnasters but tie food hey obtain j. plain el tie
Eamelt coaIrc 1T ony to De ol OYe- 70 so.A eis
Whence come tie means Of supplying tAer llIi1loA'
fables and expensive apparel There IS On. answer
10 this iuterr0gat0ry Tho means come ~ OlsA0lc lt
practices. The negro population is denorsl.@edi ire
e grown into q custom. and robbery IS ~ ois uiz,-
system BY dint Of there lucrative professions e ic-
groes can afford to pay Lign prices for everything
Their maxim Is easy cone cary 60. lucy piu tl.
buy largely, thus mi-siei1rS 70 speeaaton ana eto!
ton; they sweep tie Dc7t mcrses from me maract
ctalls consume double ratlc0stl0se Hu pied by t.cr
masters and those purchased d. tAcuscYes-dnd t1e
literally snatch the bead a4d meat from i-s mouths q
the poor and industrious Hl.ic population.
When they have been caught IA the T. aid arrested ll
che very act Of burglary tay sfe 20 VOL on IN the rut
o. previous guccses and immunity thst they cen silence
NGtchmcn paIayze The csurle 81 yg1tce and, II lldg
vent II some spcs7code sJerAfsa OF glea fos tTil
tlem even then tlo mos; notorious CRIMINALS among
them can slake ir.er'st enough witt lawyers aud
preachers ard the benevolent Acek Of born tankccs ~
or midst, whose names are iouna on every A'o ptA
aon % spploac Wh insolent Grance tle Executive
Itself f0r pardon.
The plea urged in their favor "a that ihsy ore unpre
pcggt Tor ieaFeI, tla- al-ug IS Judicial nur er and
that bloscsAed IS IN uaerstian barDh.Iy; ana NEE
saaOV and Lyplcriuca yrctolge8 often c4ITy TIE Gay,
tad always allowed so .ar o8 10 oelo1t those two
most important checks 70 crimcToH9f and erioia pm
La. Law rIrfr
that De shond Do caught De- bis crime On Sunday LgLt
ho Woul4 surely b. hanged by OBJ, next FRIDAY informing
slant o. c3ncev.ng tai belief than he would 3e aier
month o. Executive reqrcyc, proved ~ day ll-1-s'
tgatlols from brother hyiGra.
u j. tine fha. these systematic thca and D1rfl'tl Ties
we're checked. and that tie scandal Of ths luAurous
Tasting ard dressing among the hlac ga scandal
Which has i.s souTce IN systematic clino-shoad b.
checked. II can only be checked y stem execution
Of re law. II these times tie white people cGrn>t
afford % be systsmet cay robbed, nor horcst white
stIyt A2 handed csnc car hC ce -ltnfig 20 dow.
Oily b. pal5lment severe. gwii anG surc Iis laws
are GdcC te 10 tae trreacy, - puD9 l4ocLDa-
ares ort Do lot TOO clckcl-acarted 70 execute Hen
He ftry haatfirstr age tAose n.O cu.d tI1 cI'2-
finals loco % rot and muder e.. VIII Tie real promo
teI' OF ie ci.-ailn % l31d are Tie ilcf wio .i
for tie lives OF criminals, fr rcspifes 81 te dct
sentence 90 burglars gnd clltaIoas bonn ior .ls l.Ie[
few prompt s1eou.iols of notorious ctln4n,l 81 u
Upon ihe heels Of their crime WOuld save ne. i"e De't
econoioiZer Of b.ood aod preventive q erihc - ne
Langman'g rope There nic characters whose room ls
pgesIah.c % thclr company 49, timos5 pceiy 50
IN tlc p-esen. crisis Or scarcity and OF black Dufg
consuming double ratios.
BJTIER's CANAL.
FROM the Richmond Examiner, Sept
Between twenty and thirty years ago. NNel
Pchmoad first bean 20 look up as place Of trade ana
importance several schemes were Mootcd ior inpFyns
the navigation OF james TigcT ITCHl.eht hni11s ~.
thereby Ihoreniuc ts riycz some h!teen nlies 9esa
OF the leading citizens o. thei ts! DdE gitb
soieniifc engineer, end, having made doc napeeto.
and survey Of the ground came back VIA tns reyDls
OF reasons al OF which we're GUY set form a1d eaDpr
sied Tne people were convinced By tie learned arg.
r-e,q lTs,r Diet Duicl Gap could not be cut i,.ots'
All o ts,,rcbt VI slch ll.us was gwen ug. wee. =
al 'teer,ss in coming % Or going .o'a ~. Al4
...f. IN, lg'r voyage round tue pcnin u'' 81 NAlc-
- ~ Va f re isthaus.. Though N.nia Gay va,
- frt-e triQ rof q ovaefl az N.l
Icrc4aa. b-les-s tle e'i. .' '''o''''''' ''- '''
pam. 49,. rf. ava i-f f,r ella ,.nr
sso..r L.. ID. ra..... ..., u cutting Lu-OnoA Ds.eA