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y PICTURE FROM LIrE.-The venerable Senior
Editor ofhe Christian Advocate and Journal, himself
Southern man, says he has No sort OF respect for
Northern men, who Shareholders for gain from
necessity or by inheritance" and adds:


I'VE know them to be the cruel and exacting OF
masters. native Southerner who has grown up from
infancy in the midst of slaves played with them when
a child and divided with them his bread and butter
and whatever else he had the good fortune receive
from indulcent mother; accustomed TO lisp the ap
peations OF Uncle Jim. or Aunt Dinah, Nam Sarah.
when speaking to the elder servants s generally when
he arrives manhood, kind and indugent master.
There are, necessarily. exceptions. but affirm that
this is the general rule. But your Northern who is
Shareholder upon speculation. is, with some excep-


ons possibly exacting and relentless wretch, who,
ii gold could be squeezed out Of the pores OF his slaves
would employ the hydraulic press for the purpose. He
is the of all slaves and despsed by all native
Southern He held to be- himself, the slave
of Mamnon. with feeling than his whipping
post, and conscience than his cow-skin. A
specimen this class OF slave apeculaors sits for this
picture. We draw from real ife.