The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-08-30
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How e save shs RspubIe, and shs r"'ioo" oi shs
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New ORLEANS, July. 1851.
DEAN SIN; There is shut up in tbs archives OF the
sciencs of medicine enough Of hidden knowledge to save
the Union and forever II II were biough, 70 ign'
hsins se free Imprisoned in the dissecting room, OF III
The Students closet, is like light under bushe
be made an element q polocai power. n 20 1--WE il an
impulse that will send II to every cottage Ing eos
this communication and OF the first article IN me ~ o
vour attention 10 The result OF some scientific nyeshga
lions that family hope may be converted m.o an
msnt Of good TO assist IN Saving ;ngon 1 crisis
Some time ago was appointed by the Medical hssoci-
alton of Louisiana make report on she diseases
DUTY the third OF cenlurys experience IN treating
diseases. in section of country where the white and
black population are nearly equa gn 1e a ~, a ross
along the obscure bypalhs that none but southern phy
sicsns travel have been Intercepted and the important
truth demonstrated that the medical treatment,
under the same external circumstances which benefits or
cures white man, often INJURIES or Kills negro ana Ve
versa" II may not be unworthy great statesman to m
qure If what medicine may not be true IN gov
ernment and to investigate the question, whether the
laws and free institutions SO beneficial TO the white man.
may not be detrimental and deteroratng TO the negrof
That great difference exists between the organization
OF the white and black has long been proved by
anatomsts- S0mmerring; Culver, Malpighi, Nickel,
Vrey, Ebel, Pechln Albnus, Stubne &c. for instance
learned authors OF the last century
Difference in physiology also implies difference IN suc-
ture. The practice OF negroes in exposing their bare
heads and backs through choice TO the rays OF sun hot
enough to blister the skin Of white man. proves that
they are under different physiological laws from him. no,
from habit Gas such habit cannot be acqulredO but IRON
difference in structure Comparative anatomy, physol-
ogy, and the phenomena drawn from daily observations,
prove the faacy Of hypothesis that foreign writers,
chiefly English have been very industrious in propa-
eating in this country for the last twenty years. that
whether white or black" The reception Of this hypo,h.
esis, if il established truth, by considerable
number Of our people, lies at The bottom OF all those Po
litical troubles that endanger the Union, takes for
granted that the personal freedom ennobng and ben
sca e the white h man would BE- sqSa SO o1 Inc n Sy
Gregore, in the National Assembly OF France, Robes
pierre, se all objections cried out Perish the COL
of Hayti with population equaling third of the Uni
ted States of that day. torn from France not so much
BY the negroes in rebellion as BY the French army under
Sonthonax, having been instructed by the home govern
ment to carry out Robsspierre's principle Under that
abolition principle Hay became free negro republic,
and instead Of going up par passu win U.S. Maay
ry threw itself into the Of despoism. The British
East India Company got the indigo culture transferred
in the world the East Indies and have ever since mo-
nopolzed it, The negroes got liberty, and after shame
fully abusing for more than hall century, voluntarily
gave it up a thing of no value to them.
Nowhere were the doctrines OF the French revolution
strongly denounced than in Great Britain; yet, after
the practical workings of those doctrines found TO
enrich the British East India possessions with monop-
oily OF the indigo culture, the doctrines sent
across the Atlantic in almost every English book, news
paper, uo " tue HC6o
the thing to urge to give up cotton and
sugar culture and let British Asia monopolze it well
that of indigo
None know better than our friends, the British that
free negroes will not work. having tried the expert
ment and that white people canno! endure the hot sun
OF cane cotton field To give hundreds of millions
per annum for second hand abstraction of Jacobin
coinage would be paying too dearly for the whistle to
amuse the North, and sword to pierce the South.
The hypothesis that would place the negro on polt-
ca and social equality with free white citizens is
urged upon us by foreign people who have neither
cia nor political equality among themselves, and whose
laws and usages make distinctions where Nature makes
none. Yet, without annullng the artificial distinctions
dividing her own subjects into classes, Great Britain
has permitted her pulpit TO be desecrated and her
literature corrupted to break down the distinctions
that Nature has made between the white and the
black nhabiting the United States her sub
jects preaching false French hypothesis to
sound Christian and republican doctrine. and tauntng
daily being only halfway Christians and republicans
because do not receive it, Having pohied by the dis
sensons spngng from the seed OF their own sowing in
the East Indies and elsewhere, the East India Company
the lords OF the loom, and those in he interest," have
almost out Yankeyed the Yankees. Gas they call all
Amercans) being in a fair way 10 carry back American
manufactures England and the cotton and sugar culture
to its old home in India, by humbugging with abolition
Thompson, 10 give up our glorious Union for a vain ab
straction Of Jacobn origin. Great Britain would,
doubt form most favorable and highly friendly
cial alliances with any seeding State or States just
long and no longer than II would take bitter and bloody
civil between the North and the South 10 break up
American manufactures, and to transfer the agricultural
wealth of the South British Asia, where she has already
hundreds OF thousands of Chinese (accordng 10 Leon
ard Wray, esq., the author of the " East India Sugar
Planter" late work published in London) engaged in
the cultivation OF sugar and cotton, the experiments with
Hindoo aborers not having been satisfactory. But the
hypothesis which is undermining our Union, that The
negro IS nhue painted h,ok," has foundation
in truth Nature. All history dsproves it, The science
OF comparative anatomy bears positive testimony against
it the dark color not being confined to the skin, but per-
vadng, to certain extent every membrane and muscle
tnging all the humors and even the brain ITSELF with
shade OF darkness
The statue of the negro in Westminster Abbey, knee
ing before that OF Mr. Fox, al recognised YER
liable of Africa, although made OF the same white
marbe-thus disprovng by the artists chsel, the mis-
chievous sophism which makes color the only differ
eace.
Observation also proves that The negro under different
physiological laws from the white man The Bible declares
the same thing, as il gave him the significant name ca
Cor ubpisspe eebender") to express his nature
and doomed him to slavery, a condition the most con-
sonant 10 that nature 4 hat book gave him but one
csmmandment-to his brethren, 10 be their servant
servants-cleary implying that they responsible
for his Observance OF the other Ten Domestic slavery
10 made blessing instead OF to the Ethiopian or
Canaanie BY different conformation OF body, cast
Of mind, and turn Of thought. mpar'ing to that
hness Tor that institution and unhness for any other
hence Justice mercy and the best interests OF the slave
race sufered no violation Gas Voliaire vainy thought
ana rejected the Bible fable that ground) but
promoted by Joshua taking their country from them and
reducing them to bondage, inasmucb as their oqanza.
non not less than that OF children rendered them unfit
for independence both the North aud the South were
to study the African character more coseythe natural
history OF the Ethiopian Canaanite and what the BIZ
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