The New York herald., 1867-01-29


Thc years 1904 and 1855 are not accounted for
Daesrass being The purchasers during that
1rom these ominous signs great Foundation Of In
issa1y in agriculture will b commencsd The negro
?: we y profit 70 both himself and sss his
has cannot be erased The negroes have under tho cir
ssnsaness acted nobly though cannot be disguised
pcoont white labor must o. necessity be introduced
r practicable to supply the Increased demand. Con-
u immigration from Europe In this and other OF the
6ouhern Sates but The efforts thus far made have not
sssc:s fsom report lately submitted 70 the General As
~smbly BY the Commassioner Of Immigration for this
sAate who says:--
IsAs active and industrious which employed
eshersthe appointment IN many DISTANCES OF agents
s:'on from very iounssn.Ssw rendered such ap
nd vsosoms meosurss are mpsravey needed 70 ensure
snccess N the future
OF the Dresen. supply and the sources nom which
ssuly edds:-
Thas there s considerable deficiency Of labor would
Al sSs o% re csuc Se e sp o9 e ss
Already passing away and nnsly at remote period
"a isSorins white populsson must consequently gu the
S:
hnk give hs answer and show hss tns STATE M
X .ss as o1 snd
r .s SS -: efs ~ wS
~ e ssss
a rssasis 20 - suppcd and f5r win have ocs
Ne then ross on 10 advocate the infroducticu OF
sH Of enissnAs who have capital, and s6vsss legsia
liso ssr this puspese, = foil0ss:--
..s ss' sss :ss ! ssss re y
EsAs were q sni. an bat the refuse Of emf,
.ss 70 labor % q any lod ana hence s. d.sDponi%sn.
- si: g ras supply n - =
Ted Abore anywhere received but from
fsiisd.
Speaking Of the class who have reached the South by
Me Of societies for that purpose In New York and
ssAsr Northern csics, he says
ds.,rs from the posCn q tenant.
.esrs is,or.sis cppsr,asy sGsess isIss
n ,na Ss How M p
sds q ssIss VIM Be .vsis6ls n the gsymsn o. dsoss
q h not for me 70 say.
IN addition 70 the aumbers Of smigrsnts forwarded
sl energy and enterprise have also settled In ths
southern States and in every instance that has come
Under my observation have been cordially welcomed.
ne % called oyalists here have generally endeavored
ncucate into these their political principles and
= ~ thai the msorty have NOT engaged IN this dty
&srk, being opposed 10 all such mischevous pottings
from motives Of high and patriotic cnoracseE
raeu,oriai Associations In the seush-The
..Hovorrdc Dead and starving Orphaus-
Relief Asuscintions-Wha they Have Done
The Rosser Lettery Enterprise -HissOry cf
The Davis Mansion ~ ebea hec0stectt0nss &c.
RICHMOND. Va, Jan 25 1857
= when the Southern people became defeated they
s,uDd themselves IN most deplorabe condition-wth
s rights aud privileges forfeited destitute OF the neces
savscs OF life, and actual dependence on the con
oucror for food staring them in the face Bread WA
literally supplied them by the various military com
nnanders throughout the Southland even raimentant
from the North came in all shapes, including
money an abundance u provisions and stocks OF all
The neccssarses whercwiih 10 begin the world anew
aucnest chem we're thousands OF widows, orphans
and manned soldiers who must hcncefcrward look u
the charity or Che world for she means Of axist
snce. These for quite lengthy periot
supplied by shs agents a The Preedncn's Bures'
ana the army quartermassers and until recently
sompsrsiively neglected by their own people, VIII
,.ssesa Of making immediate provision rs soon a. cis
yums,ances permitted for these sufferers were most IN
dussrous in the expenditure Of money and means fool
ishy and vanity upon memorial associations Organ
uasiops commemorative Of thor 'bonored" dead wer'
formed in al the unreconsuucted States and vsss som
~ money we're subscribed for monuments deeorss'ens
"a while a yet nothing bsd been done for me sunes
sas widows, orphans or helpless rnainsd Rehsf 70
Assm wss len 70 the people Of other shtse 70 som
snsscs and the citizens OF Baltimore we're Tho INST
fsnnsurnte tne movement Once elap1ed. hoWevvs.