Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-08-19

1eTcules ON tle crosS-WaY Nat then OF the
millionares, beggars and vagabonds of all Europe.
abroad so sentimentally and at home so tyrani-
cally disposed lady clique of the Duchess of Suth-
erland."
The Stats Zeitung has got cntangled, for here
it cites all the people of Europe in numbering the
several classes and cliques, simply admitting that
the Indignation of oil Europe, from the kings down
to the beggar, is against the barbarous southern
slave breeding carried on in the United States re-
public, and that this institution boldly violates the
highest moral principal in in its most legal FORM
Formerly the poor ,conlen of Stafford House were
suffering hard their number however, has increa-
sed to 6O0,000) but the Stats Zeitung now throws
in the rest Of the European people, and we ought
to be somewhat satisfied with this honesty of his
Besides we shall, in order to defend the isolated
illuminated philanthropc female enthusiasts of
Stafford House, cite a somewhat older verdict of
an American compromise man, Fred'k Law Ohm
stead, of Staten Island, who says on page 22l, in
Vol. of his travels and discourscs of an Amcr-
can Economist in England"
Here in this country they look upon slavery
as an absolute cruelty and an incxcusable crime
injustice and barbarous tyranny for which all
Americans alike rcprchensiblc and alike con-
demnable, and wherefore they deserve perpetual
censure. Even the ChaytistS and Radicals are uni
vcrsally revolving at it. Yes indeed, for Mis rca-
son more than all others, arises hundrcd-fold hos
tile feeling against America this is more unfor-
tunately the case with the serious republicans and
radical democrats of the English Citizens"
We are Of opinion that this verdict of a sober,
common-scnSe man, like Omstead, who, in prdc
teal ray arrives at his Judgment through an i'm
mediate intercourse and direct contemplation,
will make the interest felt for our unfortunate col
ored slaves certainly appear more general and pro-
found than the exclusive interest taken by
the odious English aristocracy.
But talk in this style to these gentlemen and
their coarse reply is: {" The other states ought
first to mind their own business" just as if the hui
man heart had limits and as if the interest ofman-
kind were not identical. The focus of dispeasurc
will always concentrate there where those interests
are mostly violated and all the repressiye tearing
of the social imposthume Of Europe, does not cX-
cupate the American Union who breathcd into
life with the cardinal declaration, that all men
are created equal, and therefore entitled to equal
rights" Indeed, we heard but lately, that the
original declaration of independence was lying in
a dusty lumber room, with Indian idols, Wash
ington's military dress birds of paradise, &C., in
stead as heretofore, hanging in the office of the
President. Alas the principles of this celebrated
document have long since been thrown into the
lumber room.
But the New York Stats Zcitung or its editor
labors under another critical condition he fears
a total amalgamation of the Ethiopian race with
the Caucasian, whereby thcn-horribde dictu--his
fine white skin might be injured. The poor sim
pie points at the mournfu mixture of races in Mex
leo and Central America, just as if that had not
taken place under quite different facts and under
inverted circumstances. 1t is known that the mca-
ner race through mixture, energies into the higher
race, the latter has the ma ority; in the
opposite case of course, the higher race is sacrif
ccd in favor of the mcaner one. But already now,
the Caucasian race is in six-fod majority, which
constantly increases in gigantic measure through
the immense immigration. But abStractcdly from
the ridiculous perlidy of putting down insepa-
it shows extreme ignorance to consider the first
as dangerous to our race. Just look at the de-
sccndants of the Anglo-Saxon and Ethiopian race
in the 2d, Sd, and 4th degree, &C., and you will
gradually perceive a more pleasing-formed man,
which goes to confirm our just-cxpressed opinion
But all this avails nothing-not only of Il black
skin but even of black soul the negroes pos
scsscd of-so cautions the slave-driyer Neumann.
Mark and listen to the Tshude for he was lear
ned man!
In EUROPE pricst-likc moderation iustiiies the
non-cmancipation of Jews, by disseminating the
falsehood of a natural corruption and by trying in
a manner to show formal moral incompetency."
Just argues the aristocracy of the proletarians
the king-of the people, the hunkcr-of the negro
Here you can plainly perceive the solidarity and
harmony of the petit and throncd tyrants, the ton
sor and the cap.
But the naturalist of William st. ventures even
still farther, He has most fortunately discovered
in the negro the emancipated Ourang Outang
Hosannah huzzah! We know the baSeness very
well the poor negro is assaulted with. Our own
experience with negroes in slave state, well
as our daily experience in the almost abolitionis-
tic state of Ohio and elsewhere, gives the down
right lie TO such an un-princped Iscarioth-con-
purchased denuuciation of this crushed aud forsa-
Ken culuIed people.
BIT the most stupid pull Mr.. Ncuman makes,
where he points at the abolition and anti-slayes.
movements of the fathers of the republic, in SAYING
IAN this-although enough for such short peri
od-does not satisfy the modern abolitionists.
Certainly it does not satisfy them, when the seed
of the fathers is destroyed afterwards by their de-
generate sons. While at that time, much was done
in such short period, not only nothing at all has
been done afterwards, during pretty long period,
but every thing was done against IL, to sweep from
the face of the Union the fair work begun by the
Fathers For shame!
If the Stats Zcitung, had but tried in some way
10 bespeak the means of removing the evils OF sia-
very, we would not have withheld our acknowledge
ment But Mr. Neumann's practical point OF r'eir
is not merely che point of finaty and compromise,
but in addition TO serve denunciation and calum-