, 1865-12-05
4 MISSISSIPPI SCHEME.

Kew. Dr. MARSHALL on EIfernlinatiuG
the Negro and Importing s.NyhIte
Trash''-very Rosy Plcsure-NVlll1ns
to have the 81 NoF1hmnn' - Como In.
Reverend c. Z. Marshall, D. b., OF vfcks-
burg, recently 1cctured before the Mississippi
Legislature, explaining his Joint Stock Im-
migration Company" scheme, and now COM
municates It to the jackson Nttns. We copy
! his concluding paragraphs;
4 few Mis.izeirIcfans arq soliejtous 10 p.o-
mo..c the public good, and deem this the great
lever with which to raise the fallen fortunes
| Of our State. We believe In a few years tho
population Of the State may be swelled from
| 4M,000 whites to several millions. Inmi..a-
| tion and cheap homes will do the work. +
am asked, do you want
rnE NoRrnMAN
Why nots He fought against you. Yes,
open ileld-not IN the manly measurement Of
swords-but ID the. cowardly and money
making Of spies, fniormers, exsortioncfs,
croakers. deseItels and aetractors.
I take the Northman, who fought me as q
brave man, thousand times sooner than the
base South born pretender and paraaite and
yet the hitter class are here, and here they
will live and die and rot In Southern soil. No
braver men defended the fag OF the Conted-
eEacy than thousands born outside Of It's
boundaries. Yes. come from the four winds
Of heaven-peopje these beautiful valIeys,
and make the desert blossom Is the rose. No
true man breathes the Southern atr, Heels to
pray on Southern soil, or consents to harmon
fze with Southern society for ten years, who
does not feel indissolnbly welded to the for
tunes Of the South, and his hearts daily
and Thy God ny Goa. The Then Of open nj tne npvep sa.es
Of Europe md let them come ftom ovet the
seas-our foreiathers came over the seas.
Yes, let the Nortlman come also.
CAN WHITE MKy MAKE COTTON.
They always hare made It. What Is the
reason that cotton cannot be made by white
men now, after having done It for near hun
dEed years? In all the less fertile and less
af1ucnt districts of the cotton regions tho
whites make nineteen wentietls or nll the
cotton that Is made. I hare known Germans,
Itallans, Irishmcu, Yankees, to make crops
without negro labor at all Thousands afe
II Sambo, CEsar md Pompey refuse 10 mako
cotton, George, William and Thomas VIII
do 1t.
WHAT IS 70 BECOME OF THE yKGHoEs2
II they perish for ten years to come In any-
thing Ike the ratio, or within many degrees
ofit, IS they are perishlng now in tho hands
of their friends, no one need be troubled to
ind place for the remnant Of tho race
doubtleas the race Is doomed Abolitionfsm
has edectua1ly dug his grave. He Is lost ns .
reliable laborer to the South. He will never
support himself, much less contribute to tho
wealth OF the South. The manner Of bis rc-
lease and the agencies brought TO bear on him
by his new mastors ham edectuatly uienatcd
him from the best frietds he ever had. Still,
We may get little work out OF him, aud must
| do so Il possible. Highlands for the whites
and swamps for the negroes will be the rule
Their good department during four years
| of dreadfrl war Will always command the ad-
miration and gratitude Of oil good people
| among u.s. We must be his friends now Us
always heretofore Wekow his nature aud
capabilities, have educated him cut Of bar
baltm up to what the Nurthman graciously
I regards as hts equal; taught him to eat
bread, cook his food, wear his clothes, speak
English and French tongues better than they
ure spoken by the laboring classes OF either
France or England, md thereby paid him the
largest compensation that was ever paid q
labortng peasantry forthe work be has per-
formed >
Northern Journals tell rs "the freedman
prefers to work for the Yankec rather than
his old master" Doubtless In soma cases
that ts true; for soma Of those old masters
abused the relationship formerly existing al-
most as much ns hundreds Of thousands OK tho
people North nbuse the marriage relation.
Besides, the new conner brings money, eats at
| the same table, and often remains To break
| fast, and the negro IS for q ,nhad dazzled wiki
| the new state Of things. This Is a matter Of
| gfeAI moment Inc m0sL malfEn1nt ogeuc1eS
are now at work in the South to fiji the ne
gro with doubt, jealousy, suplciou and hatred
Of his former friends. Now We must
furnish farm labor for the negro-cheer
him up-.stand by him-treat him,
as heretofore, gently and generously,
He did not change the former relatiou. New
fields will open to him, and VIC can help him
reap them. Governor Cummings, Just np-
pointed Governor OF Colorado. Will need one
million Of them to dig the lately discovered
see ten and twelve dollars per day Is offered
for labor. Here Is marvellous Geld ioz him.
| mentioned the matter to TINT distinguished
gentleman, and he means to encourage the
Plan So, with cherishing and encouraging
the colored race on the one hand, and the i'm
| migration OF white people on the other, why
should We not prosper and grow rs rich as it
| Is safe TO be, md find In q higher and stronger
future the defences Of Gods dark providence
of to-day, and q recompensc for all our losses
aud wrongs.