The Continental Monthly, Vol. 1, No. 6, June, 1862
The Continental Monthly, Vol. 1, No. 6, June, 1862
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Half-a-dozen others poach on mein the same way. ' 'Why don't you set them at work?' 'They can't be made to work. I have hired them time and again, hoping tomake something of them, but I never got one to work more than half-a-dayat a time. It's their nature to lounge and to steal. ' 'Then why do you keep them about you?' 'Well, to be candid, their presence is of use in keeping the blacks insubordination, and they are worth all they cost me, because I controltheir votes. ' 'I thought the blacks w...ere said to be entirely contented?' 'No, not contented. I do not claim that. I only say that they are unfitfor freedom. I might cite a hundred instances in which it has been theirruin. ' 'I have never heard of one. It seems strange to me that a man who cansupport another can not support himself. ' 'Oh! no, it's not at all strange. The slave has hands, and when themaster gives him brains, he works well enough; but to support himself heneeds both hands and brains, and he has only hands. I'll give you a casein point: At Wilmington, N.
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Half-a-dozen others poach on mein the same way. ' 'Why don't you set them at work?' 'They can't be made to work. I have hired them time and again, hoping tomake something of them, but I never got one to work more than half-a-dayat a time. It's their nature to lounge and to steal. ' 'Then why do you keep them about you?' 'Well, to be candid, their presence is of use in keeping the blacks insubordination, and they are worth all they cost me, because I controltheir votes. ' 'I thought the blacks w...ere said to be entirely contented?' 'No, not contented. I do not claim that. I only say that they are unfitfor freedom. I might cite a hundred instances in which it has been theirruin. ' 'I have never heard of one. It seems strange to me that a man who cansupport another can not support himself. ' 'Oh! no, it's not at all strange. The slave has hands, and when themaster gives him brains, he works well enough; but to support himself heneeds both hands and brains, and he has only hands. I'll give you a casein point: At Wilmington, N.
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