Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-07-04
GOOD OUT OF NAZARETH.

p.,u .,,,,s. .ho h,;nd sn,o.,. 70 rre,u-
'ion. "s' ''-e
dice and passion with winch the oouthern
press abounds, and which, above all other
Jobnson noss,blv excepted
..,su,.-. -, ..;o, into
prevents an in'clisons eAahnna'.on Nv
their true interests by the people Oh that sec-
ton, and retards the progress Of reconstruc-
t;on and tbe conseouent return of prosper-
~, s..s ,as,,,,s. ,oaoa thora ocoas;onallv
Ivy anu iasuhs Peaoo' sneie o0o"e.oA'
shines forth ghmmer OF reason anu COM
mon sense, which is one of the most hope
FIJI sipns of the passing away OF that mad
~, ..,,,,...ea .,,a so,,,,, into ra-
HISS WHICH piee'Pi'a'eu VIC oo''A o
beilion and prevented its acceptance OF the
situation after the rebellion was suppressed.
Tho Now Orleans Times naner which
~" =, :, paa,o.,
Increasingly rings the cnanses oh nauiea,
Usurpation and Radical tyranny, anu
most nathetically bewails the "destruction
,f..ua,;,,,,;,,,ol ,;hart,, u baa n aens;b,e ar
VI 9on''i " !, So, ,,,,,;o,
tlcie on lne Farming oys'eni' noh winch
we make the following extracts;
We have for long time advocated the
division of uur immense louisiana planta-
lions into separate fields, where different
crons mipht be raised. and our planters left
no Longer dependent upon the uncertain
Weld or variable market value Of either of
our great staples. The experiment we adj
yocaied, we understand, has been tried sue
cessfully on few plantations in this State
md Texas. AS a marked feature of its cf-
ficacy, the owners of these places found no
tronile in securing permanent labor, whilst
their neiqhbors were suffering from broken
1890
and inattention to their interests. The in
dnst,;oms and careful lahorers on large
nlantat;on are subject TO a thousand dis
hea1tening Influences. Chanting that they
have an Interest in The crop. they see around
them in tbe nromiscuous multitude, many of
their fellow iabhrers incapable, or unable to
do the same amount of work as themselves.
They are brought constantly at every point
into direct collision with these men, and are
fretted Inv The listlesness and indifference
with which thew plant. pillow OF hoe the
eon,n,on cron Garelessness of one single
;nd;v;dnaj n leaving oates omen. fences
down. or letting mules or horses loose in the
crnn NAV DESTROY in one NIGHT the homes Of
the YEAR We have seen on the best man
AGED plantations. under the old regime, in
stances of this want of care, but the negro
then only fell il as an injury 10 his MASTER
moi himself. His wants were provided for,
went the crops well or ill. and Il was there
fore a matter of no vital Importance if the
homes If the wear should be blasted
Now his new responsibilities vs., weigh hea ',
ny upon MN. ne becomes uisn ,s,aa
when accidents occur from lne caIeesshess
That ne has no power 10 guaru against. IN
more tnan one instance We nave seen \, nrsl,
class laporers relire rom W. ie,;lie soI ano
hall- c5op III iase pan'aion W og p,,.
barren sanu mn N 'ne piuo Moous, Du'
where, sif, he saiu, We W VAL 'eIu paopoiI
" 70 our own puslhess' Ia. ! piau,s
walcnes anu ralses anu ioohs e CIV anu ny ~
iazy, lrlnlng Niger COMES ~ ior sn n;u VI
| my Worh; keeps w mysen. iaises ny
poultry, raises my hogs' anu 'hey am
stqle aloie my very cSus' ,..u;.n. ;,a,s,u;
| Ihere Is not really H.enisen'' huustli-
GUS negro on any pldntaliOn III Louisianh
A VINO VIII not tel you-.buiiu lnea cabin OF
any zen, twenty, thir.y, VI mort aires ~
lyour piantations renee ranu siYe me
inc cohtroi VI this piecg " aanu " Muih ae
please, ana In What p'ease. WIN pay
you more az the emu Oh tht yeai ~ honey VI
| produce, lnah unuet you, piesehs SYSTEM vi
iapor Woulu nave peen ltae.icaple. ioui
properly ny peihg 'noIoueniy cui.iV".eu,aiu
It's SOL testeu ny variety " crops, WIN w.
come iar more Valuaple 10 you, as wen ~
my LABOR more rehumeratNelo me. I WIN
no longer DC az the mercy OF uhequai neil
ana indiylduai cafelessness. you WIN pt
d tser VIZ, az fntst voiiI iIhefes
The law ssirking laborer will object to a
s,s,on, 3bat will eynose b;s own ;nei,ic;encv.
M thot IL ,,rec;snl,, thn cIass fnr which WI,
have NO nae If az thu end If the wear The
ras,,lt ~ NV la,or JaaS mt satisfy Won yo,
Vii t;nd hundrods readv 10 sten ;nto m,
nlaoa Mon WHO would not Inc willing IL
I'M, tho;r Iahor IN GENERAL oron Give N
a schnoiroam for orr ch;Idran a chnrcI
w,,ora ,,.a ,,o,, ,rorOb;n cod ooonrl;ng r. m,
avn y;ews and Won viii estaLj;sh IN van
n,one a oleerfn, inaustr;ous and attacbe,
,oa nos W. bnva ceased ~ Ina wour slaves
, Int viii tbese aJvantaSes a a. conmon ;nter
90 "iI h,.,,,o nv I,,d - ,,;o,,
We cannot understand where advantage
to a plan are SO obvious, why the planter
a1 noa rai,y IL al.o unee., unless inIeeu Waii
: Is the secret of The DELAY The III Dorandi
il imaginations that revel in the former omni
d potence OF cotton and sugar are loath TOGO
GOWN 10 t me-, couh.aple cams OF lhe lafmln
! debts. The yast expenditures for articles ths
i ought to have been made on Their places
r the uncertain crops OF the plantation. The
. ,nelioii e IN CONSCIOUSLY On some goiae
er Commission MERCHANTS hands enah,ed the,