The sun., 1895-03-29

try districts they have their homes or li,,.
huts scattered over the fields in the wood,
| or on the hillsides. Outwardly these abod.s
| are oftentimes very little OF an improvement
| on the quarters Of savage tribes in Africa
| and they arc approached By footpaths which
| remind the observer of a very primitive state of
| existence; but they have this advantage th.y
enable tho negroes 10 lives their own lives in
their own way. and because the conditions SAVIOR
| of the bar barous they are the more congeninl 10
them do not " onde er that they like the South
and arc homesick when they leave II. No ons
| who hus any touch OF Bohemianism in him or
even finds ENJOYMENT in camping out. will l..
wlthout sympathy with their feeling when he
| encounters them In the mi any paths in tho field,
and tho woods which have been worn by tho foot
| OF these children OF nature. Undoubtedly, great
| numbers of them are attracted to the town. hv
tho same NJ agnet which at this time i, drawing
thither the country population the world over.
but they are in surroundings more congruor,
artstically certainly, when thu are leading
this mi-bnrbsrous life.
The influence Of tho whites upon them has in
duccd very many of this interesting people ia
adopt habits of cleanliness in the Keeping of their
humble Rbodee which. unfortunately. are dis,
gracefully neglected by a large part OF that
division of the whites known M tho moor
whites" Since tho war these once misernblo
specimens of humanity the victim. Of tho old
system OF slavery have improyed their condi
tion to a great extent as small farmers. but mul
titudes of them are still at tho lowest socisl
lowell lower than pny reached by the peyroe. A.
Asheville a gaunt old woman. who wa. begging
under the pretcnoe Of sailing hair a dozen r,,h-
cred anpes in n basket- imoortun.d m, with,
whining yoc. 40 pecu,iarlv fat and nn.aIo.,o IN
suggest the down. East speech" and to ird,.
cato upmist Ak ABLY tbat sbe v,s A mer,c,n bor,
and OF long American descent n.rban, from m.
refuse OF humanity tran,nor,ed IN v;,ypio ana
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