, 1875-05-29

tIoy hayn imrrnscd"
"0h III rnu,sn :" es1tt .roth,r. ufIo woman
dno't work ,,n,, as thnv ,,ssJ IN, nr,thor do lin
rh1Yo,.." snI In rmi'.rkrt IN 1i41uI-
stion IN lin ,,n,nnraiizeI co,,li;io,,
Of tho rising Generation al tarkoye. will, Their
ro,ne Il, rr,,f Si ,nd ,,nttnr "abuyo uurk. aa,t
ihs 1ikc iii intnod r. .nnri1un,,r tia rntoroJ
T,m"n fcr ,rs;sttn" ~, M lrnnjn1 bouan, ns ,hoy
calod ah,bby sort of i,o,,acko spIne, loo,
faucY. Y.-rathor thar, accompany thar h,,sbsnds
10 ths ,,Iaatation-, at,.i ..ks M thcr nbutlo ir
ths novro nmsrtc,o. " PLENTY Of thea, hayo ]oit
tha,r i'Hsnsnd. NJ, TINT ncrn;,nt ti,.y uoulin't
~ @ 10 lila pI,ntations. kuor n,,tnbo,s Ut 4I.aal
w,o aro taxing n Washing autI tls like to mako
moroy tl,rIu.e(ycs to Iar their room, ro,,t. nn,l
w,,osc ,n,eDo1,ds oniy co.io o,ns to rec them uri
Sundayn.'
Against Ills astonishing dcpraritv Of the no.
rra vunou In wanting to have their own lttkio
iiolnts. h, place Of tho negro quarters on .ao
n:aptation., ami donrayitS 10 astonad;ng tias
tl,ov von!l nctua!lg take IN waHlltug tn ret
tnonoy to mr. rent, It WAS useless to a7yuo that,
wloro tLoro vhs smell determination to win a
hntnt II n,,;st Iusriro husbaul and Yifn to brttsr
wnrx aud 10 fItlgslitr. aud that thi1 WAS Ut
itscIfa
REPUTATION or WHAT uAp rxEy rorp tn
about negro thouchtIve,noss and ,dleuess, etc,
III fact, rtocrer comes South nlny ~ nell saro
ils breatA o. that subject No trio Sot,.hernar
cat, bo convinced that there ia anv
outcome In tito n.ryoos; tha; tbov
ran net n1ong without somcboly to tsso care Of
them or tim. rducation In tho Icas: iu,rroyoa
aco that fre ,iou, t,ss 1tt,proycI t1,o no:rnee
that educatiou hsa fnnrnynI them: and tlIas
while tll.y B7uul money far botsor clotl.es than
thoy over he'd before, aud arc swsssd!cd into bny-
Ia "lary 1s's1 ssnris ' ty naSs c' s eso.
orabIe n,,a1i,, : of them laTs rot iiI.!o lonos
wur:h from aiGU to $3.50. for themselves more
hay,, on,noh ther n,ulcn wortl, from 11DG to
wiat they do viii, thcr u,onoy when
thor 9et it. 70 That whoeyor ijstaua
to tho oppression ot gouuino southvrn
opinion OF san,bo ri not. provided hu
Hanibo IL tho lopcloss fs.lutr si,a true Sonshrcn
prononnces him. And considering bis uttar is-
uorauce and !ncapaelty 10 start With tho leader
ship Ut the CARROT hsscr1H to marim,ln.s hin, -
u voting rlachno. the Frecitucns 1;a1lk 10 pll,n-
der lEi of hs total earnings, and preachers. i'll
,ent t:pou capturing tho p1!,1ic Offices to gt,rlo
him IN morals, to vay nothing Of White Leagues,
sAnlnon progress
aEE,,s IN MI MOST norrfrrr
Tic common belief an,our tho whites 1eTs ts
tin, l,o will relan.e into hts former cat,tr--unl
of slavery. but M .cld.laburer, without can,ci-
ty to work without an nyersocr, and n,cro
cvrlacr III politics, voting =. his o1upioscr
tells t!n to. Possibly l,o may but nls fo.n oyl-
dontly will bc lcf. iu lsB osn hands. ayc sl,ould
;le whites gai1, tie ascendant i'll tile State Cor
esnmrnt. Any attempt direct or iudi1oct. to-
ward tho nractIc.l ens;ascmcnt Of .he negro.
c,cry Conservative an. Democrat In tito state
knons 10 10 Impossible aud tI,oy do not siyo
tho t1chtcst Indication of lur,aso to Rttctnpt
anything ef tho sort. II tho .icgro 10 B,,cr
All incapable AZ they pronounce him. it Mill hs
oasy enough to accomplish, thnt without my
legislation to there end. There III liete
:he GUARD TINT IL In every State
ag4sns. ciass-neiHl1t!on that, whateynr
class 1t may bo directed againat.--cscn tito ne
gsocs,-~ttat class IL protected by itq voting
power, which III Louisiana is. On Tic rnoat reIia-
ule estimates, r tma1l majority Of tl4a cntlro
voting population. iIitherto uotvitlstendin,:
| the,r iucaparty they hayo had the political
senao to {oli together mud vote uoIid!y asall,at
wcro snenacs to them. 1hcra Gnu bo no doubt
| t!Ias, Whenever ucllaced they will yote solilIy
| IN pclt-Acfeuse. Aud, when s1lcl, MENACE aliail
! bo nade, though ovcgy carpet-bagger el,all have
enough to taka their places, rally tho oulorod
voters. and
aonDLK THE OFFICES roR THEMSELVES.
50 largo voting forco capno! 10 left without
! sta,c4,nsn born aud asplroa to Congress from
tho tlmo ho can read.
Here, Is Ia aIisslssippi, tho rreatent draw
hack to material prosperity is tha yau- ru,puit.
hystesp OF credlt-atvauccs, In ante-Nar tlMcs.
tho credit OF planter was about an good rs tia.
OF 4 arst-class merchant; aud tho ratc4 ho paid
his N0m Orleans facs1r for advances were about
tllose OIL Change zHatle for good husincs.-
paper. Nav. tl0 Planters 11nte OF tho ctpp Ia
lees than hall wnst il uaB; he has no slarcs,
half what It might layo goil for thea mud tho
factofs will not excep. in rasrst 1nstanccs credit
Lin 1t MI. Ilo hss to get his suppIica tor hlu,-
self and for hle hands from tho country
merchant wlo, in his turu. pays 10 per cent and
81; per ccns co1ltulsAloiIs for advances from tho
factor. or ri per cont for tho far.ora slxty or
ninety lays' acceptance. And tho country NOR
chant charges from :! to 2}1 per cent per u,o:lt,
for his advances of snppca and provisions to
Tho p]nt,tor. and, tor Iecuty. takes .rllst-tlacd
Of tie plantatlon and another Ut tho srosu;
crop, rlulen, and agricultural ltnolemouts
''WAy, before Tie Wnr," hai,i = nefclnn.
and plantar. 'cotton- planting could nover layo
| paid but Tor Slavery. It takes too ,1uc;, abor
| to make tho c:op, and tho crop itAeIg IL uucer-
! tain Fiyo acscs aut Into patch OF corn arc
all tho aYrrsgo hn,ld will work in tho blnck
lautls. IN Illinois your farto-l,nutl works 11 to
| u acsea at catu, belioya. Tho proIuct of the
| labor OF \ nlan mud tenn, in u good gonuon
| tuore, must be over $1,u0J. Hero tl,ey don't
| c9ceeh, at tho rn1y best, over *GG0 Of STUD,
| though. With better labos. wo could produce Az
much per hand for ono-tll.la tho land. Tic fas.
| Is. wo arc eotting oror tho idea OF running
! NhoIy to cotton"
! Certain 1t H. that cpttou-nlantpr upop tho
crcoit-ndyan uYstcrl aud IL tho caroIess btylo
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