, 1879-05-17

Hal ulu apprehension at tho North scrtns to he
in tho other direction. It seems ~ bn gcnur-
ally Sse Ss '.1 that ,nay WI undS'sd S S,
nmasa competence, where white 'alprers can
hardly lire at all. Az to The physical chduEasce
nt ttle negro there can he little question:: illose
who hnvc seen tic splendid spceifnena OF bslltc-
,f,sn developed IL tl'c Soul n'tscrn climate f1,Me
tho neGroes, and Who have observed >thslr
marvellous powers Of endurance in bro'rg
sun, will. not believe TINT they Will
readily s,iccn.nb to a northern climate, Expc-
riencv has de1ao,Ittratcd, moreover, thai, thu
clmatc-tlkG Tint of ChlcaYot rhleti is far from
t1lltl-as the white nai1 Il. Tho climate bus
lleeu matlc great otEnboo At the sonth but II
i S t sod sf 'e ~ M v rfs fst ths @
present adventure. may fairly nc conAtfcre1 a
te.t OF the rnnnonl Of tic negro. II lie cannot
submit to tho aa'nc conditions rs .tlle white
man, and eartl living undcr eqlinlly aveFso
circumstances, he must be cot,ecEt tn hccGrt
tic position Of an inferior, now and heneesor'l.
The only clnitn to pre.rnltnence TINT f'n negro
Inns hitherto possessed IL .hus In has bean ah'e
10 do more work, Tor less n,oney, under more
clnlm Is surrendered, very littlc 'ns!ecd will he
left to The negro to base cla'tn Of true ii,ar'-
hood upon.
Assts7ANuE rnoM rHE Konrn.
Should thc North Interfere and help tlle 10.
Rroes olt is question Frequently hskcd. Ger.
tatnly not. II the NcGracs Are accorded tn[t play
III tic South. II thc negroes arc treated IN the
south "a whito n,cn ,vou!d be under similar
c!rru!natanccs, they should be trcatea by the
North III the katnr why. They have pcn III the
! cast Disseminated agatnst by transportation
etN'pa1lcs, atl i1ay b. aGatll. After what |
t!ltD1se!vcs, In the CAMPS IN 1llc rtvcr-banks,
aud ts"u. the white men CONNECTED with tho
steamboat est,pau,es cannot for . moment
don't tlat tley have bGcn refused iranspor-
al IT,. tffLsn Il
courhc Is Characteristic Of q certain raRs
OF Southern paoole, 1tta like The s1trtt whirt,
prcclptatEl the' Sfayeholdcss' Rebellion. 1t
cal only influence thu spirit of the ncgrucs and
enlist on their behst tic sytnrathfcE nt the en-
tire North II wsrc.a HoItthern man, would
not rest until every ncgra who had Ilon4Y tn
nay Ills transportation had been carried North,
As Is, the sacred tlltsy Of Northern plilan-
tb!opsts requires ticm tu sefid boats South for
gil The negroes who ttesro to CONS North. r'lu
Southern extremists hare forced The Issue OIL
tito Northern reoplc, Md tho latter wuulu bo
cowarsfly and untrue To their trusts na g1ard-
ans Of the liberties Of the nc8roos Il they lie.
clincd the challenge.
TIM RIGHT TO EM1aRATN !.
Is certainly fun1lnmtntni to onr Institutions Il
= il'an may net leave tile country when llo like,
he tanuot bu dcscr1bcu as 4 free mat. X IA:
boFcr who lias been rnthrsl hy his iandlosd ind
merchant, aud dc;r!vcd ol his political rights by
nj stronger nciEhoors, nuy not seek another
AIT! butter home, sec notaln rl1nt respect hls
conattlf}fl dlfItr8 from that Of slavc. The
right to cHltcsate wouta never be dtnicu to nny
class Of men who l!ntl been always accorded tho
tn'i rights Of r1tfxcns anu projected in irnf II
ts only because thp neErors hare becn success,
FULLY deprived Of so tnuny Of their political
rights tint n certain class II foolisn wlt1a mCn
IN the South has dccsnrd it pussibae to deprive
them Of th!s last As'd must sacred right Of all.
CONCLUSION.
In bringing. this correspondence to conc1u