Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-16

4 IuOm IVU TO GOO acres OF lEnd each. One
man Is now planting for my bales OF cotton.
A colored company (ealled Peter Waikers)
own 1900 acreS. Two brothers (Wanen)
saved In the bank 5000, and with 1t obtained
tllle 10 l, 800, having credit for the balance,
aud both are now building houses upon the
land and preparing to make q crop which
they expect will clear of thoir whole debt.
ID Americas fully one hundred houses and
lots belong TO colored people.
Wages In this part or the State arc better
than below, usually tl2 per month, and for
The coming season promise TO bSstlll higher.
/ saw q group OF laborers at tie mart con-
tfaeting with planters for from $3.50 10 Sl75
per year. Emigration for laborlng purposes
Il rapidly going from Georgia TO the West
-sA as-sL-~.-s, especially - 49, is--ss MI
sksippl. The train on which came 70 this
chy had large eompsny-poor whites a.
vol as blacks. This viii soon relieve the
depressed population OF the coast, and help
ID Increase wages throughout the State.
= The testimony Of all parties In Macon is
that the freed population are industrious,
more sober than the whites, though there
ate worthless characters, and all spend too
much money In childish shows, eircuses,
| and lotteries, yet a. q people they are be.
| Coming saving and thrifly. Mr.. William p.
! doodall, cashier Of the city bank-a South
etn man-Nlth whom l conferred on bank
| ilg Affairs, spoke Of the freedmen, as q
whole, In terms OF high eommendAtlon.
/ The Speaker OF the State Senate, MI.
Comfy OF Augusta, said 10 me; 81 have been
q Christmas and New Year pass OF with so
hule lntempsranee among the colored popu.
lAtlon as tne recent one. was uavenng
be said, "and saw hundreds about the
ddpots, but none were drunk"
Our schools In Georgia have silenced opon
opposilo1, even IN 1nls uLae o. IeariuI Poit-
lcfl excitement l, a. yet, near OF no IN
erased Violence 70 our teeoherS. IN Macon
Tue Achools o. Tue AneileAn nltAlohsLy n a.
ISOLATION, lnse nunared PuPns,l unael sne
cMe o. MIG saNss ,N.,I IN n'stitS.s W.
sho t nS ss h hno sre.ssa = SdwIpsh,v AZ.
the bureau mas eIeceee HoTirsoy ~
ranged and kept IN good repair eoui4 nOs
nnd pin serlieh on 2 angie oesk' SONG
others, especially the private schools, arS not
In a. good condtion.
The thing 70 Do aeplored u that oeIeT
classes cannot DC retained and carried Ioi-
ward 70 the eonPlstIop o. their studies, Tue
ipnd, 70 when alluded IN q former
letter, Tor NE support OF worthy youlh y
greatly needed. These are almost sure nov
70 pc forced away oy the necessary cAn v1S y,
actual life who can DC drawn upon, WI WI
the Northern people 90 thla ~ the Sensr =,
Soyernmenu akeu a' ~ n. noDoI ~ ~ "
New forn, WHOM me. ~ p'
eould not start sucn IN oduSn1iV pl Iul lt
ne aami1 ~ " w Eops noeesSy' w. poilteu
70 nus a!k.. Ply. Mount Sht ~ RrlI do
Lnese Soa'nsrl o.Av1s my - vel wei ~ ies,s
latlon, Dut Isn ~ tnenIeYeS WI ~ not taaS
earnest hodo Oh 'nis scnooi "otk tor years 10
come III, -,,- IT,,
me uenh aInE son-n 90 oISe
G. oI 49, epusy. " ePOSts, 1870 Ng
CuADol All0 NnuTGu GuLaIUIllo " tue ALutIl-
can hlssionnMIy Uncommon - Prouhe
T. had deughtiul services on tne pao-