, 1870-03-25
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WAhTEpeA pho-a14AVEAf NAN.
af. Insa1u a. Foas.at Inc historian oi
1 mn '0ao'o''o Aeoe'''ont ano oe1enae'
u 'ne iose cause, 50 1ohe a. theEe WAS any
lung .e1' u II 20 oe1eao, Turns up N an
article In Aapplneot' iof April with whn'
ns s'yiea' anu 1fom ene aIaFehoiding poin'
-. Vie"' very ualy.A discovery. This
a'seossss ~as 'naoe tn.1y years ago. by
...". " W No,e"e.n Anon''on'sta, endured
~, t4sae ,u' ue1ote II became
tha carna,stoaa ~ ~ 49, pspoany Py o'eame
- ,sse an,a;naa ~ 80, .s saan ~ ~ pal's
Wv, ~ ,scn <es.a. ~ 6.osn-
a,5 ~ -a.;..ss -, .' ~ w ~. n w., ~, ~, " 'ae on'on
-, ~.s ne.r ~ 1'A Aoaf
- .iuono ano Ap-
r. - y. ;, - ''' n'' '''A'a a''et
~. A~ '10 eaunon mouth Ii
~ soy ''nn'ine' ~ ny ene testlmony OF
w. oua.. Aoo o.seo'ots :" tnas freedom
eoo4 'n'ise iot TUG negro as "eu as LOT
'Ao 49," 4nAn az: 1"i.afu frankly re-
eea's Tue o'.l siaSenolo1ne ooetf1ae that the
negro W 9l1toe or tne casse upon Canaan,
,ne eufs'l'hea1 Sn'n- -oone' 'pe hp,s'lo OF
Ao' " ohes''nuA' aho niS eo~ 1ae1al aaSla,
owes all his civilization to his enslaremehss,
a-4u s'.eo1n0S eahnom inc moment no
aes .ss ~ oo .A,au,e ,aa't ena''el s'aen con-
1es''1n ~ "o,Au 4,, ,,',4o ., no'n'ns 20 'o0se
WV lave Ia" luz Ano"'eo8e OF inc same
,"ss ~ 'Aeli possession so 4on tnat tnoy
have forgotten when or where they learned
it, We had FREQ n.rroes at +ha NORTH
LOT MY or hundred years before they
were frae al tbe so,tb Va sa,, th.,.
' wv .. VIC A'"'n We SaM lnen
inf3nrt,;,ue t.,,,o,.t. f-.,, .Lf"
1cHpeia@s' 4lusA'' peaeeao!e,
defe1enhal usually TO fault, evincing great
oes'1e 10 oe anu appear respectable IN their
own sphere, to dress well, to behave no.
liiely, and now and then displaying
q degree Of business capacity and energy
v},ich bron1bt tbo,,, in+, .,,;,1 ,.,,,;,or,no
4o,1;,ont E,r41,a,z, -ao.,. - ~ Iii -
tcn'6ont No1tnetn peoPlo knew III well oe-
fore the war as now that the negro would
wurk for vaoes r, fart Ara o-sa+ mini ~
difference between the white and the black
-,
- 1snN,,, ~" no"0''s ~
a.,".a..sa ~ s ~ aS n'Au ND..,u, W.
~ .ss.a1 ~s,. -, ':.&'No IS.1,.- n N"A Sa.uoa'
NNses' "A'4' 'De negro, "o"efes 'n'en'Sens'
"Juld no, thus showing that the negro
owed his enslavement to his willingness
to work without wages rather than shed
blood, while the white man owed his free
dom to his willingness to shed blood rather
than work without wages The difference
~ f;.,.,1;o,,h h.a 81. ~,
s3ovarv than tha ,arsoa co,r,,..;..xo1. 80
~-' '0os ~o'44@'',eAess "oo
'lomineering will of the white race,
VI .ne one nAno' Auo tne pnancy
md affection OF the negroes on the other.
Far ~, tbars+o,a NJ p,,,,.5., 4.
sious and "discoyeries are The mora Ar,
,,o,.;,, - .... -.
'es'NiotlA VI ne" convert 10 the tonda-
,.-nNI =, -, 'A1"'io
chiefly as showing that the anti-slAyery view
is eoon 10 s7,nersede II, c.har o,,;,;on. ~
" ," 11P"Aoe"e q. o1ocA oPlnlohh on
this great question. For Mr. Pollard can
Nh. 5..,,,.+... :. ...-.-..:--
blessing without proving that slavery WIS
r-,r,
curse Mr. Pollard, IN tho following sem
.Enee'' eonohe.s oao 'n4eeuoea " 1oo oPsen1-
ises on which slavery was based:
Educated thus to dlscsteen1 the negro, yet al.
mi1ng in him Ills extraordinary uusjities Of Humnr
and tenderness, indnIg1ng number Of poetic isr-
cies IN him, grown by education md habit seutl-
mental toward him, ret constantly Insisting that
he was poor, intellectually hcipeas crcatnrc. Who
never could Eet along outB1e the lcaliu1-strtnRs
III slavery, the ETfter WIS prepared 10 witness
with pity what The Whole South arranged itself
70 see-the misfortune and Inevitable decline Of
Was tetlarcd. ' NA' N'''sus Ills ei'Aac'pa'ion
1he y Soath has seen no such thing. Whatever,
to pcrs ia Cruz r X more Tn ieonrntt1 ~ ee na
Silent ~; under sSnHcsidn, ne rttter eomes sharply
:or1ner views u tic nsFo Wefe Wronr. "i thas n.s
ih ne rcsulss Of enancpatton especially have been
iosce of wh!ch he csn neIoe, 'a.gts !ssst noS 1SS
contain cont 3 90 -, keen has been that surprise
wrste, il moved 70 conmunIcste i 70 shc nus,ies
And the following is an endorsement ~
all the anti.slavery platforms ever framed:
allow have ali these 14w-hcad-ans-h!oody- -,s,ucs
"a e 6r e sSTn no e me
ST, his Frea. and sudden an q liberty with 40
n;tsc to sne fss1 s 1,n5n} w oe - ~
~ know, nj people thus surprised b 4 change
" whs s9nnc - @ nnt sr t " posg ;,
ceszeA"
After arguing that the South il recover
ing it's prosperity with nnexampled energy
nnd rapldity, largely through the labor Of
tho negroes, TINT the negroes AFRO found
willing to face all the ordinary hardships Of
life to obtain tho means Of frugal and re-
spectacle livelihood, 3lr. Pollard notes the
following graphic evidence of their im-
proved condition under freedom:
"The results which he achieves ont Of these
cate essa sn ss.enr s eseue9 aaes haa ,sase
wh1 ntTc been ron1 Of ,h'nslns H. tl.ss NAV
un4tuH!ufAl A4la cA!c!ea2 ol A1S money Viii Hu1 u