, 1875-05-01

sFTno brHBt1 tH6 f1fW1 OF n3 fcpf8stIHtFFf
Wv. arc tbs visvs generally en,era!nc lser. " 's
planter1, merchants, eotson,,ifsc.of', AID mon.
sas Il. nas ipSe.s p"sss q f''sas ~ xra
rropr!e!osy intsreat, within radius q, ny u
@ an ,,.m ,s ons III ~, .!sry ' n % e. .'saas
y the latoring tIasscs I,IrA position Of hnlss,s
drndgcry 10 Tree white mn In sala eonn'ty lrt u
and which even the a.s sisye., desi Ie tnsr oe4, IL
schmfn., acctlmattpn, and asso.aiiss, lave tlc!ee
m,ned taes Will seest only upon eoinpa'"soh Of are
Ths r1ssaIllns dssponasnsy .hoat !be dsnos.s.. Y,
Sn o snf ns1s: o ~ NJ ~
- II offered them ty ths great landed proprietary In
tsrf- Politics an polit,cal troubles hsye nolngto
lily, lnt noir here has eny p1l!tlr'l grievances Of
ha Present 10 resaunt Ona hears mtfe e lint any
Vii wih H. t. fs's' - tssr i. .iseF e. se. a
have hecn able 10 ttetoc, the ceiotel wotsn d. not
Ine r. 10. e trec to hflr sie 1nssfssf ,, p,rers
the hauts u tiis.r former nlas'trs dsue.rr' any
wl,ers VII r. ". T:nne.sss IT, yro'm an:'. ,.ho
Atlstocfaey to in1intatn tbsmhtlycs hE
TnE EarTON.LAND AntsT0CntcY,
a. marty after tha atyte Of The olt4 eotto.otis
hnder. olher OF Tie great ianedentate 1rapr+t1ra
Of lln1 'a!E. partially .aessc IN t' sna :: tLs
s snny IT.; T. t:rs tssf 10 m ia
ta,1s t'e annual product Of which, ii IroIerls cult.
yate /. worth from 81 o s5 tsr as:e th.t e.rtslhiy
Ter cent month by the factors, with tho lahorcrs
carried ny ,he plante nd w;,l, no hoIe:al pto'lte
sni isesass s"ntiata II lie leicralI1atio Il air,
they confess IT,. Tho demora'iza.ion q taor et 10
whsc; - hars diligently sousat Information h.ro con
htnhclf insle,d uf under charge Of h usettcer: tha
is social religious instincts. Of whhseSer they may
snd ,a whcs b. Waa,s 10 so h sos' sv.r Il cot q
working but Fay. 10 hours per day instead Of ~ To-.
sny es s Tine 10 ns a sss h
quito probably he wastes !ima 1t themSjIs, y -
Turase., s! s4e,gsrfess, and in ls toitscn! meet
ins. and .oe'a Raernge Or the iE:st l.nrer wastes
tn ~ u.s. ~, ,"ss M snd a rsen n' nts9 us.
ae.,stc3i IDEA That lie should kecp house for himself
In plain gsxoh. that hd
SHOULD ACQUIRE noaE.
which implleA something morn TINA The neEroTu1r-
tcrs Of Tho plantation. Ills wife oo,-.ho niger.
wy,en as the EaateI. 4osianate tAe,n,-has gos .le
coou.1cds ii ehe bn1r It. though Already hasc
seen utgro woman planttng-ptobatly bseaizs thsy
no!ion IN tfs reessd yery nscl Il would sssn. u
my free white man in 1lluoi. woald scqueace sn It
thst Lis wiic should not be nel-l1and Ard aatnso
"rickantnncs "ju tho cotton. ne!d Further. the someu
indulge III bits Of norr nnd ribbon, and thcy all. tn
p %eh ~ vi hey N IL y sa
settlement. And all that Ia pal On tR store tand it
sepeasd with damnabls iteration hs1el Il. t4at :.
the osGrseeF that liz haG fIew aspirations. HRnts 10
m.ke more nouer, apoEd more money. ani I'VE ~ be
here esrr where detected At the fact that the reao
this senon has to work. The VIII dc !ndusr:a! and i
ciaI atruurs, hero IA elsewhere ia confessetr bssed
| uton lie fact that
SOMEBODY WORKS.
The curious feature about It Ia, that in all dHcusstons
Of tue ptshe the only being sonssdsIsd @ a. t. 10 the
p'a!n.,l, thks lilo laco now hsigurd tho nrgfo. The
loor ~its traat Il !. said. also working but no
frI3Hf faa
sSi
work III tue cotton-Ae1d ana under no circumstances
dns oans S H.
who loat cutne 10 work for hinl. Meanwhile, tho
gross, prompted BY this instinct Of tcllpreseTsaon,
aud Of their ncspss,y to cope with
tho coton-Iandea-monopoly aristocssGy, nre haaen-
lug away. ...-
drcar5 enough. But 1t i not Ill. Though what has
iecn tsl Il true Of The mat rrepondcr ting p,Ana
tou owning aud the auxiliary mercsnlls interest.
sea q IT. n9ob II.
owners. with tlcr 1ongezGlt aSuet and carelee cul
hut 10 as I'D
tic en!tonInds. Tho faetnrs will gradually be com
reea to sosoeloso tho 1nor'g,gcs on pl4ntauons On
thoinKelvea to avert such calamity a1c-tn very rare
instances il is true-.elling Ate patches 10 tho ne
sssas haa oSss a y
occurrence a!so. Tbs snlhl plante1s-Presdhnt q1l
nresh of .he Cotton Exchange, tatorus 1ne..9e tat
| groas, Which thsy fsallxefa
pEPln1So THE COUNTRY or 1rs vEnT LIFE.
1 BLOOD.
Possibly tho emigration. shonld It continue, viii, {,
everywhere ele, bring In Own rcmedy. Tue demand
for Lbor win 90 on increasing TIL the negro will b.
offered nFssasely aneh Inducements a. a. ars noT III xt
acquire Tho hons which he sets up In x
eet to wholly relisve h!s wfs and tho pekahlnnio'
latls nnerles so 60 ahead supporting hts churcle'
ana culuyadn8 hls politics and ultimately 70 bu,