Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-07-04
Q.-1s the master bound to provide for

|
with woman ana the lemaie slave with
man.
THE SOIL AND CLIMATE, AND THEIR RELATION
| TO SLAVERY.
| The east portion of China is mainly
| one vast aliuYial plain. Great portions of
| it have been reclaimed from the sea
These great plains were formed by river
| deposits from Washlngs OF great mountain
! ranges. These deposits were MADE IN the
deep sea. The soil is . dark alluvial of
unknown depth and lnexhaustlbie fertility
!he climate IS Seml-uoplc ana very
favorable 10 the prodocQoh ana
maintenance OF animal lie. trom the
simple haoltS OF the people, IN 1000, CLOTH
| inS, structure OF teneTnenlS, the blrth ra'e
Is the hSnest known among any people on
earth. rms, IN connection WITH the great
antiquity OF the race bas pr0duced
density OF popuiaLon 4, on theSe Plains I'M IN
| known anywhere elSe on elIth' Two
provinces, lor instance at me mouth
| OF the 1aDgtze river, a9Gregatlnlg
92'ooo square mlles, ZOV0 hlIes less IN
area than the states OF New York and
| pennsylvania had, by olhclaI census
| OF Gnlta caNeh IN A2I9' more IMAM
| oVvoV'U00 Of people Wlth chmate
that makes summer ana winter cropping
| posSloIe, WIN lhe most pefiect ana NOR
| 0ogH cuitiF3Hoil' Ihe poS5loiltles OF pro
aI'etion are leSs tlah tLe demands on con
| uinP'ioh ny thsSe swan Vi people; AS
consequence, want ana hunger e dwell at
| me doof o. more imam nan oi ihese people
Vi me plailiS'
| MISERY, wRErCHEDNESs AND WANT ARE
EVERYWHERE.
O.-Do YOU attribute the sale absolute or
| conditional of human hp;nrs to these cor
| ditioDs2
Ayes: il is for this reason that mem
hers IF the family are sold into slavery
| O-At what age are these sales made?
AT all ages. A man may be so years
oln ang yet be sold, that The rest OF the
family may escape starvation.
Q.-HaFe you seen 'HeSe people soar
Al never saw one 90 years OF age soid.
nave seen chlidren So!d. lave had them
0uered 70 me IL they can sen conull!ohai-
| ", that IS, mortgage them, they prefer 1t,
but II need compels, they VIII sell aoso-
iG!Cly' III 'iie majority u cases lhs So''lBel
cnllufeu are soiu' Inc greater Uaihc Is N
5'fIS' ..-.,
t-H0W Is 1t carried on?
A-Wn men q family mas TWO or 'hfee
chiidfeh' II IL Is poor, anotheF chlid When
porn eSpeciaii% II glrl, Is never raised
Inc lnluW!Ie hands II over TO = party
known as the oashet-mah, VINO openly eX-
poses 1t Tor sale, ana cries 1t on the street
as do our peddlers their street wares
Q-i GU nave seen TINS?
A-Oh' yes tune ana again. but q9n
take my testimony, examine the authoIl-
JIe5
Q.-Aame some please
.A.-Doollttle Abel, barrow ana BOW
Ling, who lIved f0r years n the interior OF
Cnina, ana nave writer OF the Chlhese.
an assert that the practice prevails to a
i1shttui extent.
Please explain more IN detail the
transaction OF sale
THE BAex ET-MAN.
Tho bosl.a4.,,o,, e,otbo,s ~, tl,. chill.
dran in ono dav and 99igbt IL caTr;es
fbnm about in baskets si7'ne, 70 a heTnboo
mole arross his shonIdar 10 cries fbnr9
int for sale
q Who buvs the,o
S-A Class fbat has a small assured in
| come, The buy them TO raise them for
ali the rurn0ses of slavery
Q-hoW Goes tAe owner enforce MS au-
'iiGil'9 Ia hoe @ h;II Of solo ~ u,l;cl, tho
COW, -. l,,od 49, -
,' +ia 10 - 80 80;
e,'t 80 -, 10 Eli "++IoIit5, of tl,o
,,st--f,I,,;f;oe Tba cirIs ere ra;sad and not
-, tTI6 80 - IotiIatt
and civ ttoD eon1e Ii[,Lt or ,ttroctiva az
VIZ 10, a' 49, ~.
tb;-lf.e,, aid if fhav 91a lar,, heat;
f1i t5eI. c,,,,,,,.,,,d bie,h nTinoc f.c,,, LaTi.
or and Offfaiaig a. G9o,,cr,I1i~as fnr tLnir
bqrame or from, the kpnners NJ beonios
,,,f.re IA I-a,,t Tor, ocTto;, nI,bIiI9 mr.
-. IF,,,Iar.t.I,, .t+-oo,;[,d 49,, In
~, TO-, -. 49, 80 ,1alr,,a CO.. ~
.i,. .'.,,~s, ~ ,,-l1.it',ti H.
$40 20 heoI,f,, If fsra o., form, thay az.
i3 ~ v'''iay " i"'0 u i'' III '-ieJ d.
% - 5''- ,3;,,,7,,, ,11o,.o3 ,o1o.
~, ~ PEI . IN a,fnr,5ie S rar9 "
~ - = t1'' -
ms SFS Stt,n
- VII ~ -, f,,r,,,. .I,,.,, l,o-o2
80 o-r rs -,
;li, LEI, 'l, 49,,
il'la1iol WIN nm 80 "a pa,, 10 oii't - tt i
JaI ia a. '-'0
'11Se l bs,. t,.:,-,,. .t.;.,..,o......
Q-bQ' Is NOT .Ias sac, th1S slaVerF, ' eS-
.t,f ~ '''' ''''''
'1'-' VI Ni'ii'"
SLAVERY NOT EXCEPTIONAL.
T.i,ro+ ,o,,,,,,,,>or ~ sI,,-,.a s.,
- -, ,,t,(',tot;
-, c.. 80 49, r. fa,,I;Iia
l li;a c,,1, MI ld foIa
f H.; -., ~,
.,,rol,aso l., H. boIsaa IF ti,a -,,oaIth,, :.
: 80 ,,,,,,-,,oI =. 81 -, - 80
nv aIos i,', mon 0. si"gIn fo,i
Fn ;'eri,, j., 81 's',, f
f. dneT, =; ,oncssa,. to baro L. ~
t,.o -. ~ -odorsd ,1ast;t,, y.
10, ,,,,,,i". - % ~
~ III, - 4a',l.itars 90 C Gi,V'i'o 80 ~
49,, Ia1I,.- aaoi, ~ .n,,i,a "
nv uo.ier' e'i' -; ne 't.in7 .1 o1
s,;i, -, r',
not nnDcei cra , 10 so1l tboi
nI'i1,Ira, tTa feIIs f 40 ioii
- 49, III. - ~ -; 80 80,
/ father The elder brought $40 and the
! younger $40. lie says: The slavery to
| which these unfortunate persons are sub
/ Ject Is perpetual and hereditary, and they
have no parental authority over their
I offspring.
Q.-Do you know of your own obserYa-
ton that tins hereditary talnt OF slavery
| exists
A 4 ,l,z