The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-06-22

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To some extent they have. The little
children learn rapidly to read and write.
But their capacity is limited, I think.
They are initiative, but without amhi-
ton. They viii learn, but cannot ap-
ply their learning.
Q. Has this not been caused by their
long degradation in slavery? VIII
they not now have sufficient stimulus
toproducea different result? A. We
believe not. nfact we view the whole
matter from a standpoint 50 different
from that Of northern men, that there
is little room for debate.
Q. VIII you stqte whether you are
not believer in slavery, and whether
most southern men share your opinion?
y. Emnharically 80. | believe that 50
FAR from the D'ack man's degradation
by slavery, he was exalted by it, and
that to the best condition he has ever
enjoyed, and to the best Of which, rs a
q race, he is capable. For some thou
sands Of year, he has been in contact
with white civilizations, and has ever
aspired to serve the master race. He
seeks the menial cmployments, wher
ever he Is found. Even in northern
States, after half century Of freedom,
/ find him no where teaching your
schools. filing your puipit5 or legis!a
tive halls; but biackiHg your boots and
cleaning your stables and bitches. BY
appTopriating him to this department
and to manual industry, taking his ser
vice and rlying him by thinking and
providing for him. we believe We
served sod and the cause OF humanity.
And as the questions have led to this
point, please to indulge me in reciting
some of the evidence thar ny research
e. have furnished, thai this people
have seep their bes' condition and will
never flourish again.
q. Certainly-proceed. \. cur CEN
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