Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-02

rel race may reveal the H''se a'iiaoS =
sn;,ituallie and the Jeieet nay glitter on Tue
+ hiop'4 brow IN meaning ore sublime man
all in the poets imagery. Brethren lei mem
90. AMI when they are ghne-aye, before they
% away-rear a monument; let IL gro" III
greatness If not on your highest mountain
N YOUR hearts, in lasting memory oil The SCUM
IN memory of your wrong to the oouth Il,
,o.,,,orV of the selrdenia of The South and
her philanrhropy in training the slave TO be
lfe.' enlightened, and christian
Canal this be Can this double emIgra'
ton ci,ize African, and more than re-Prop,e
the South Yes; and regard the dIfhcul-
ties presented here, in Congress or the couh
try. as lutle worth. God intends both emigfa-
tions. And. thout maracle, lie will accom-
plish both. Difficulties There are no dlftl.
cultics. Half million emigrate to our shores
from Ireland from all Europe every year. And
YOU eravely talk Of difficulties IN the negro
way to Afrcal Verify, God will untold tnelr
destiny as fast and as fully as he sees best Tor
the iii chest good of the slavethe highest good
of The master and the glory OF Christ IN Al
rica.
And, sir, there are forty thousand Chinese
in California And in Cuba, this day, Amer
can gentlemen are cnltyating sugar with Chl'
nese hired labor more probably than the Span
ar1s and their slaves y! there Is China
half The population of the globe-just fronting
us across that peaceful sea. Her poor living
on rars and a pittance Of redrice:her rich hoard
ing millions in senseess idolatry,or INDUCING
in the Injuries of birds nests and roasted ice
Mas-ed together, they must migrate. Where
can they gol They must come 10 eur shores.
They must come even did God forbid them
But he will hasten their coming. They can
i've in the EXTREMIST Son!h. 1t is their lat
,uJe-theit side of The ocean. They can cul
,ivare cotton, rice, sngar,lea, and the silk worm.
Theis skill, dir manipulation is unrivale ed =
Their oommonest gong you can neither make
nor explain They are a law abiding people
without astes-accustom to rise by merit
to highest distinctions, and capable of the no.
hlest training, when their idolatry, which Is
waxing old as garment, shall be folded up as
vesture, and changed for that whose wears
shall not fail. The English Ambassador as
sures US that the Chinese negoialor Of the late
treaty was a splendid gentleman and dplo
matlst to move in any court OF Europe. Shem,
then, mingle with Japheth in America.
The Chinese must come. God will bring
them. He will fulfil Benton's noble thought.
The ralord must complete the voyage Of Co.
iumbus. The statue of the Genoese, on some
peak OF the Rocky Mountain. high above the
h,irg cars, must point to the West saying
There is the East; there is India and Ca
thay.
he, us, the North and South bring our
minds to comprehend taro ideas, and submit 10
their irresistible power. Let the Northern
phanthropis learn from the Billie that the
relation Of master and slave is not sin per Sc
Lei him learn that God nowhere says II is sin.
Let him learn that sin is the transgression ol
the law; and where there is no law there is
no sin, and that tie golden ruie may exist in
the relations Of slavery l.et him learn that
slavery is simply an evil certain circunastan
res. Let him learn that equality IS only the
highest form oi social lfe-hat SuIJection 40
AUTHORITY ,even slaccry, may,in giren conditions,
be, for time, better than freedom TO the slave
OF any complexion. Let him learn that slaUe.
ry ike all erals, has its corresponding and grea-
Ter g0od; that the Southern slave. though de
graded. compared WiM his master, rs eierated
AID cnnoblea compared ,oiM his brethren an Af
ricd. Lathe Northern man learn these things,
and be wise to cultivate the spirit that will har.
monte with his brethren of he South who are
lovers oflberty as truly as himself And let
the Southern christan-nay, the Southern mai
of every grade-comprehen that God merer
inicnded tie relation ofmaster and Stare tn be
perpetual Let him give up the theory of Vol
tairr, that the negro is of a different spec les.
Let him yield the semi in6delity OF Agassiz,
thl God created different races, oflhe same
species, in swarms, like bees, for Asia, Europe.
America. Africa, aud the islands ofthe sea-
1t him believe that slavery, although not a
SIM is a degraded conditions; the evil, the curse
on the South; yet having blessings, in its time,
to the South and to the Union. Let him
know that slavery isto pass away in the fitness
oil Pro, idence. 1t the South believe this,
and prepare to obey the hand that moves their
destiny.
Han y be ever lower than Shem Shem
will be e, er love-, ihan Japheth. All will rise
in the christian grandeur To be rev, a!e,l. Ham
will oe lower than Shem. Leeanse he as sent
to Central Africa. Man south of the equator
in Asia, Australia Oceanica, America, espe
Gully Airca--is inferior to his Northern broth
er. The blessing was upon Shem, in his mag