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The Anti-Slavery Examiner, Omnibus

CHAPTER III
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Furthermore, whatever of mind he had originally has been extinguished by slavery." Thus by nature and by habit the negro is utterly unqualified to take care of himself.

So much for theory; now for testimony.

First, what is the evidence with regard to the _improvidence_ of the negroes?
"During slavery, the negroes squandered every cent of money they got, because they were sure of food and clothing.

Since their freedom, they have begun to cultivate habits of carefulness and economy" .-- _Mr.
James Howell_.
Facts--1st.

The low wages of the laborers is proof of their providence.
Did they not observe the strictest economy, they could not live on fifty cents per week.
2d.


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