THE NEGRO LABOR

QuestionThe question of the condition and capability of the African Negro is at length beginning to assume a very different practical shape from any that it has ever yet had in the eyes of the world - in the eyes, indeed, of the Christian Church also, since opportunities are likely to be opened for conveying to those benighted mil lions of our fellow-creatures the light of the Gospel of Truth, such as have never, at any form er period, been within the power of Christendom. A necessity has arisen for the employment of negroes in various kinds of human labor for which they, above all others, are peculiarly adapted