The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-05
B John S II. IN % H N Il RIB NJ
iii the Cripple Creek Times :I teth


III the Cripple Creek 2 Times inn, L
.Dey alnt NANNY nlggers kon % Ike II ( q Y
ken Wild white foxes Den mel, ole
oman IL 90 bes' sarvant insvargtnny,3
loberybody knows dat. an. you dotic set
her free. Bot, or lis Is wuth rig ut smart
cns, to-. do qualerty okes dat ktlo " VS.
good servants. Coso W 0 cant soil our 4
selves but ntarse Jedge, yer ken do IA (,
| and 10 tnout fotch Sern,iff ter pay dat al
man what Ii got so little prlnoerpul es
ter take Ola hiarst er's homo what done
| been X III. his family fer 50 long. 4S E3o
| er liz will ba pow ful glad ter vyuk ter
Iko'p yer Nlarster, yes indcedy \, we 4 Will i,
land artor a while III IN
Stop Toby cannot n lot yon ta ,,l
liyo,1' and !. Tildyl.toA be sold Into bondage
Ito help mo nov. u; E55 ]. 38s ii
""Marse Jergc 8s IL \ nint ter help yot,Es
FAIL 3it'li hep Tidy and m Q $ too ter Do
Iit5 \ Afnrster, lcmnc tar dis pa per ,,rA
and IL run git Tildy' q paper, 70, TOO: en- she
Idoan kers nuthin' bout Il. N1arste,..
BOTH were sold at d big price for slaves e !,
Lat your age the mon y could not save Y,
! tfo Mplnce.5 You know; something about
1.-the heavy losses II have sustained n re- 4
cent yea s, So you y Just Us II well u know
that the price OF d, dozen slavcs like you
ana Tildy3 could not save mo- 90 ( Keep Sc
that paper and you and w NY & cnn ~
EI'll2tryl Is SO arrange III that q tter. 81
| TOBY trled \ It'll tell the Judge that his
sons would submit 7 to- "a be sold ss 100.
But the fudge waved the s5visi o1lnry old
man away and heartbrok zen he. am \ p !!
toward his gloomy cabin to break tho !,
news 70 his faithful The two dia
not spend a very happ New y . err all. 355s
sSs SO this was one Of tho many reas sons
Swyhy SIJnclo I'oby gave way to his rlsa-
/ tles when tito I. free-n gg or ssh ed him
8tho compliments or NJ the season. There
Swelo err rea sons. S$3. is
i After$ the a lew owner came into pos
agsslon''of Beverley hall Uncle toby n y
|Snot boon allowed such liberty q round the
mace. and worst Of Ill 4 ono OF the no ~
erns poor white trash ' had supplanttte,d9
1 5him ns general Npo o. bah Il round $' De dig
4 $house.'' His old master I'M i inserted az
ono Of, the condi tions Of the tra rsfer OF OF
the property that 1nclo 8 Toby and tAuhs
Tlldy should be given heir tta' pread8
In return for such service rs ~
would permit them to rend Ter. z nus DOL
we're 4 treated som ewhn t as ohm rges, 4. q q;
condi ton which the proud srl Ri
Sold negro always resent 60
This young negro ~ red to M sass
4 him wus ono 81 tho Imperial IS q ing
lew lord of the man orr VII q. IN y nele
Toby's eyes could never pc Of the lna
ShimfSwitr Ills do Mars err to thb Tor;
! ner, tliscredit, q very lmpolit lc thing
\ but Uncle II obyf was n aver very ~ on @
tn58 Diplomat except on state II 6ccasi ors1B
Then he3 invariabl used to to CT
4 the impression among Ss 81 -.
/ rso j "a Sc wns tho n ohes ~ man ~
Hal flax county; and that his are
tho bench had been 50 bril- liant that even y
Tohn Mars hall had & turned ills$ = s.
M 81 tie coloircd importat Ions on the
Epla ton i'm q Il oby cid on sui rance
nd1so1ne 81 them he could not sft olera to 2
A EspecI lly this was
So fond Sof telling how grand thlns W.
Innf* Til. Uncl d 1T oby had some e&pelr'
ianca Nth things lFup north Ito his own
n 1isg,1st hat was mot her spo,
y 4Syhich tho s. New Ycnr greeting tolche
\, tenVl \. ~ ~
i the ma 60 by = ~ o,u
ltlenan acq ial rtarc g 81 rom ~.
This rance ,.a an , ye,s
i lnded Jnce Io
!suc!. ~ asnenial delight in rendering
I'm servic and giving him exag
accn,,nts Of the grand times once ~
vogue around Beverley o,,i;,
ihinr about the cw-found 1rlel.us ~
q'a ne aaotes friendly
snIs liz TOO Afamilious.' as he ex ii
r rrassea it Is indy ono evening 81. !,
Vas cterlstlc y ~ th 1sy
|fnlantation negroes IL the soul, v. invited
Gould mot bear me Il, r'u presence
1n =, tranted them as anything like m eqaa1t'
Hare was the Tor ine "a :; !,
iarity old , !, ! ppnw ad Is
which disappointed him ana s!o 80 AZ
ne Thought, the clov en- los y. = y, "
ID ara u urged 1nl fe g gsn
t Ten Vas p't,6 h
Al tia II ub Is show the "a slavery.
4 ia = used as Is a horrible example ct ths
n North lie would never have gone, = shau
AZ q head full OF hard sense 9 os pso
n ,ninsa sga we're often
\ inn}cnI and tostllo point. d 10 WIS 81 fteel
in the use q parab which, he q lnyn,
rably called "proba Pies y anu I 'nns the
.tBentiro satisfaction OF tho ora tor$sby y tLe
eloquent use al some va cue meta ~, J
an9ilustration His fayorit para WIS ''a
turn p 'tep his own 81 a. psople,S 4,
!. n In appearances this plcal product Z; q
|4unte-bellum days on the southern. p!aal-
4 tatlon was striking and even pic sqn M
He was tall md mere erect than the
negro who spent his days in y. the e : 7
4 fields, and was KIN OWN rs ,co 1-lela
On lis blacis> face ana the firing that
bordered@ the great bald spot on h q head
was IalwaysETofl when he stood in tho
presence Of white folks. and there was
i ever that respectful dignity and yet sub
!. lied tho servant In the !. South who had
4 been all his Ito in daily contact Wit y
tho scions OF ancient and distinguished
/ names. Uncle Toby knew when to speak
i and when to be silent, and, best OF al
4; no knew Just what 10 say when he DID
speak In the presence y OF white people.
l Ife always drew thcel line at the proper
time. without seeming to do II, gsolfw well
i had he been trained, @t IN WI .l
i SO Uncle Toby was taken to Boston,
\ n so Ofn when llp