The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-11
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The N:n Orleans ficayuns IN nj, ,,,,,-;,
nt.e,e '.iaintains that hG laboI saving maclnr,
Srtt Will are pesiiins 10 br introduced from tn,
NORTH arg regarded by tho Freedmen '.as curprr.
iieads with steel arms and ua natural ,nrmi,s -,
me "1Jred man.. AZ consequence they will
i'si" n..!i;ii; - 10 with thcm Ih.. pr,yIn
rays: 'f NV
They scr in tlc-c devices nny In. .r,r, Of IN.
rebel to make himself herself independent nI
Airican muscle, an' ar. determined that 81 long
as ~ they remain on the place these trclcd simnI,,
ployed: friend in tho country compluIurd 10 ~,
some time since especially Oil ihts subject. fIc
provided himself with full sol of the most mod.
aud having selcated Out OF hundred the ten bes.
most willing and uusty hLnils fur a full icIIt, ,
and fair trial ot emaneipatel labor, Iir Wen,
checfiuilS To MOI. II lllahgc iut malilia guu u,
anu com. Bnt 10 his ai5lnay, has fayuii,,.
anu l'lched negroes. Who briiere him to be- both
Rood ana smart. Wcr.. ncScrthclc,A utir,l,
oppnssd to usinG these n,w -taugled iln,trumrnls
ihry knew how 10 pillow With the hull tnlIerc and
the turning plow. nla,ln III the blacksmith shop;
they werc handy with the hos: they ~ nirrrrI n
work thus. When lie urged them 10 try Tie Iew
implements insisting upon it, they promptly ,l,-
claIeu TINT they would not; twas new scllrnr Ia
hSou paying the blnck man, and they wul have
none OF it.: What was their s,lrri.r the next ,lay
To zee their young and slt nlrrly hu mas ter with
pair oi mules lIitchcd to Sattrrly,s gang plow,
tearing over tho field, md turning over sud they
hull never been able to- reach brTorc and 10 iinI
10y night that lr had dispensed with the labor nf
several Of them. But, during the entire year hn
-
onn of these implements. lhongti he lu, often de-
monstrateh their use aud usefulness.
We are again rcmiadrd Of this 10y what llaS late
~ happened i'll tho household OF u friend in this
city. iin procured early ihs year Il washinv-n,
chino. lie was satistlod OF its vast saving OF time
and its improving the cleanliness aud saving tho
wear OF his fanily's linen 30 was his wife. Bnt
the servant waa not 40 well pleased. Many criii-
cisms were made upon It, and uncommon awk ward
found herself too delicate in health to do thc
washing. Another was hired to do it, and 'Britl-
get for such was the namc give tho machine,
WAS exhibited to her. and its lse practically dr.
monstrated. She, however. also looked on it
with hMspiciou and dib,ike. tDat no way to
do. White folks gettin' snlnr Biur by dcy'll
I'm gwinc 10 do tic washing, IL gwino to tln II du
ole way SO she went on the old way. The mis-
tress of the house had many cares. and was in
and M hearty again of late she concluded to that
bridget w'!a no longer neglected. SO, the other
aI;;n day. sh" lad it brought " just as they were
with lie 'na aohne MesHE hit Aunt "T Patsy be sAsS"H nS
hsads from tho so1naanination Support Copper
thiH dispenser with tho trade of washer
women to touch her hands. She crcpt away The
lady waited long, and then looked for her. She
was not To be seen. lIut this did not balk thc
firm resolve. The fire was stirred the s6lted
linen was put in the machine, the boiling suts
poured over, aud the machine put to work. lust
as she was about to put th,n through the wiring
er, Aunt Patsy, who had been hid away peepiHr
al the process 40 successfully carried ON, reap.
peased ON the scene, and prayed to he allowed 10
hang them up.
So far as We know, neither the hands on the cot
ton plantation nor Aunt Patsy have declared their
satisfaction with these efforts to throw oil the.
chains Of seTritudc by which tho white people OF
this region have SD long been bound We hear,
too, the general complaint Of entire unwilling ness
ON the part of labnrcrs and rrsauts To- ,se the
labor sayers. Eu our frienls, whoor experience
We have given, have resolved to llse them IL tlev
werc to dispense with negroes altogether the on.
TO send 10 the North for such additional aid M il
indispensable for moderate fLrming, anl the other
TO do her own washing until Aunt Patsy or some
one OF her kinfnlk reirnts.
"lth hllell detcrnlin alton, generally made and
carried out, the recoustruction uf the S1nth would
1e certain, early and complete, thongh politically
II hhoul,l 30 irretrirvably io the dogs"