New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-23

them of Il haudsthose who ioed the slave IN thH con
don 20 require education AID uy appreciate isi Whom
he ia sui GENTLY accomplished he win take the position 10 30
csty which wilt b, assigned lin by Discriminating public
Oaly allow ne 20 say in warning flat s3uTms5 education
raises freedman On bis e5,imaon) far sbove the
White ran who his superior every respect For OK
ample tho negro QandO'ph who addressed the aldi
ence at Cooper Iosu.e. Wednesday nisi'
declared that ceusured by bis friends for asSocans
with the President and affirmed in exenuaton OF his actions
tia men his position often through policy oo~penea
to associate with people far beneath them Then they Apply
for funds rebuild colleges churches ard even Ma'oi'
lodges Why not use the the Federa' M Us ioi
such purposes able rebuild our pubic edoes
Surely, shall not remain such poyery-strckeu ro M
ever The North becoming disguised; ana
say do wonder We should remember that tno ho'"
too has suffered in this bloody struggetha although her
resources are vast her calls fJr help many cno.
expect that we get help rebuild every henhou'e anu
barn that was destroyed during tho war; W'Iu To
spsctfdly suggest that tho South use a more uS
eliminating Judgment in the selection OF rer ocB
gan. and not send any ignoramus' wno ioi Wv
sake Of having his expenses PAID "ouiu co"' i''
aud beg like dog for the castO garments OF our
II she needs aid for any noble enerprseor the "co "
the country-et her select Of her best eaucateu '
refined and intelligent men, who understands the ' vi
begging whose powers Of eoquence are strong enough
draw the diues out Of the listeners pockets without having
10 nuck II nv hand a. dentist does tooth Let her send
man with tact and decaoy who convinced oil the neceS
sy OF his enterprise succeeding and then rest assured h
the North will cheeuy respond to every call Tor ad fo
the hearts OF people not oil frozen II Is amusing ana
to watch the Of the Norherner change
as he is introduced Mr. Shocks from the South HIS lace
speaks plainly Another Of those everlasting beggars ana
he often refuses aid audabe enterprise because he does
not wsh 10 show Partially.
What become OF Southern energyi We know that i'm
have within ourselves vast resources
that Of time viii mako the south the richest
country in the world See vast ores and our many
watercourse We have there alone materials to work with
for generations TO come Why not we really need ao get
Northern capitalists TO advance TO develop our re-
sources, Many would be willing even under the enstSg
state affairs TO settle aud establish factories an
improve lands could they assurance oil KIND e
ing thcy sensible enough to be willing to invest the
money in Southern property for they know the vast returns
the future will bring them Then why reject kindness prof
red 10 good fb when with means We can eeto
lish institutions worthy OF the Souh do not say those
things in the spirit from Il. FOR TOO have
lost my al in this struggle and know bow perfectly heart
broken and aeplss Of Still are not all plead
ers for clarity rests with tho South to correct thus
error and convince the North by her future course that the
whole South has not become a nation Of beggMs. l.