The New York herald., 1867-01-08
THE 8 o. TIL,
Gun GEORGIA CORRESPONDENCE.

The InJury tho South has Suffered in the Ob.
stInacy or Her iIticians-Prcpurins for thS
CrOps Of S8s, &c.
MACON, Ga, Jan. q 1851
The Southern people have yet realized fully the
oxsent Of their from .hs want Of perfect amy be-
tween them and the people Of tho North Such patent
losses ~ result from distractions in tho way Of arss
ow Of money IN this direction to equilibrium.
rs air and water seek theirs they realize and some are
foolish enough suppose that they nevs themselves
with strength sufficient to endure this which they may
choose consider only temporary inconvenience for
getting that may be lasting and that 1t may bs made
uncomfortable But this loss they appreciate II may
be shown them in figures. There is loss, however,
which the Southern people suffer from the want OF antys
and concord with The North which cannot be mahemat
ically expressed, but which Is more serious evii than
that which cam refer to the want Of IN expression Of
true sympathy for their condition and substantial AID
which is sure 10 them from the North when per-
iect friendship and unity OF feeling lie restored batwesn
the two sections and which, Of course oome 10 them
other condition. e-N~.
n illustrate: The sudden emancipation OF ths Gaves
has fallen with most burden and nconverlenca on the
women Of the south Tneir household economy ana
arrangements have been rendered utterly worthless
The past year. from the sfec Of habit tho nsgrssEes
served in the capacity Of cooks and housenaics; but
was easy that they would be far ess effective
IN Na1 capacity fGAn formerly, costing more enG ucl8
less; and now II iously Apprehe nded BY some tnas
this supply ~ drudges viii entirely fai the negroes,
like the whes, being to having their children
i serve as menisis The expense or numerous hoase
hold or slaves always bsrne cheorfully, az evsy
negro child constantly ircres go IN value, sad asn toll
erably could have bcsu converted into remursr
alive amount OF casb mnar - the remedy for this
burden the part OF the females aero 1s7o ggest
themselves s-knowiedgc and ooavenicnces Iscanlabv
as is the fac, the women the South have lso
general thing instructed IN household Now
that they 10 he thrown upon their resources
the End thelase:es unpTerasef 70 cot tho s. lhcy
need the instruction which would reEult from
strained Intercourse with the Northern holseeepen IL
Southern ados could before the w6r make excursions 10
tho North iu The SIMMER, Why should not No.ibern
ladies mako excursions the South III tho w.rte-s anil
each others society, Views would be
changed contemplating the dispensing WIN The
services OF hired persons tha. would Ger
taniy be advantage TO the Southern ladies again
the want OF the many convenences OF
civilized life ~ IL exists AZ the Norh-sddJ much
the heavy burdens which tie Southern mistress OF
house obliged 70 bear need not spocfy sum 70 y
to say that whiio the Southern lady may work twice
hard the Northern LADY, she will no for want OF the
cony nyenicnces referred TO- do half a. much.
IL ID plain, then. how much all classes at the South
would gain y urres.rciei !nercouae with the people
Of the North, and the and than return 10
tbs ciyes and friendships that existed formerly be-
tween the sections. The South Is In the condition
~ 9 sick that needs remedy aud does &no~
what apply sss has not tie courage "a ;ake
II Il wRs af hand.
The years work here has commenced. The laborcr
have gone the feoe, tho farmer getting IN eadi-
his agricultural implements and occupies his tme
planting Interests Amos. the last negro has taken
farewell OF his old master wrongly judgings perhaps,
that he is no, free 40 long a. he was under his old task
master hare given up farming altogsther While
others are quick TRY teir hand Cbeefuness znv
among col1rad poDulaon and IL ID confidently
beet ed that sn-lc,nt Providence viii cnilc over at