Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Report of Mr. Henry Hughes of Mississippi: Read Before the Southern Convention at Vicksburg, May 10, 1859 on the Subject of the African Apprentice System
A system is nothing more than power acting in order. The States' economic power is the masters' and servants'. Hence, if they act in order, the action will be nothing more than their association, adaptation, and regulation, for these are the elements of order. And as of these ele ments the chief is association, each labor-system will be characterized by the character of its associates and their association.
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