The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-11-01

N''''h9 ~ Tue Nnutn II - admitted that u NOR,
comfortable ~ happier race does no, exist in an,
portion of the world, among a laboring popn.
alou Of tina; color. than will be- found IN H.,
southern States. There are. indeed, indh dua
exceptions. but exceptions v,ll occur in the
best orders of society, and among the best and
most intelligent people.
The noNt condition IN which We find he hlnc |,
or African race on th, continent. j. that which
We see IN the free States of tins Union or IN
the British West indies, since the emancipation
act was passed hy the British government Now.
what is the condition Of the African race under
lhis system "i freedom, or personal liberty.
which is found there II is well known that
the eolorcd population. who live in scattered
families in the free States are DEGRADED racr
and although they may be- nomnally free, and
may nominally possesses political rights. vet such
i, the condition of society," that those rights are
never exercised, and under no circums tanccs
can the African race >it side by side and minrlr
socially with the Anro-Saxon race. here or
elsewhere The negroes of the North are in a
worse condition, morally, physically personally.
and socially, from Their birth 10 the day of their
death. than the same class ever can be- IN the
condition IN which they exist IN the South In
the British West India Islands the negro race
have received the samc franchises which the
different States of the North have conferred on
them here We'll has emancipation benefited
either the West India Islands or the persons
whom II Was intended 10 advance By no means
Ever, arrival from Jamaica, or the other Islands
only brings fresh accounts of the badness of
the system, the decadcnee of industry. the growth
Of pauperi,m, the increased misery Of the color.
ed people. the prosirallon of commerce, and the
degradation of society there
The next system, ar condition in which we fiud
the blacks, is that presented by the history Of
llayiien San Domingo. There the African race
originally slaves, were liberated. became indie.
pendent, enjoying oil rights political persGnal
and otherwise, which the white people Of this
continent, or any other place, can enjoy, and
what do they present Nothing bu, continuous
revolutions, outbreaks. instructions ma.sacrcs.
blood. degradation, barbarty. and the rapid decay
Of every moral and phy steal element Of ciy,li-
cation This Is the natural result OF comforting
on particular race, without educating and
wiihuu, tie aptitude to be educated, all the
right. aud mmunitics which can be- rightly un.
dcr,tood only by the Auglo-SaVon race. " car.
RED into execution only hy those IN possession
Of education and refinement IN the highest
degree.
Among all those different systems or coudI.
tons In which the African race exist on this
continent, the mos, happy. moral religious, and
Industrious. IA every point uf view. j. that which
exists In the southern States. nder tba, con.
dt,on ot society. ,Gc African race of the South
has Increased numerou>ly. aud their comforts
have increased With them, during the last titv
years, or since the abolition Of the slave trade
Ihr Tendencies and PURPOSES Of the abolliioBi-t-
1T the North Vilh all the accession Of strength
which the trce-oil politician s-surh ~ Mr Van
Hureu. and o,hef.-mav giyc item, is. first 10
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extension there, and. when that Shall have been
secured the natural .rudenc, viii bc. To >Nccp
the .amr system from the South. libcra,c the
slaves in tia, rcaion 81 tie country. and reduce
lem - II T. same condition ia which they eNi>, In
ttc british Wc,tlndics, or that in which Wc find
Them in San pominyo. H. ciflcr,on'inecrcy.
the result viii be- equally injurious and lament
able to the southern States, ~ we'll rs Ia the
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