The daily union., 1855-09-18

o,.a sgainst supplies for The Mexican war who re-
80 -, ,ha means of subsistence 10 our volunteers
- Gallant fellows who we're then hghting for tnese tefr
ho prayed tlat the Mexicans might receive US WIN
,y1 Lnas and welcome 10 hospltabe graves and
,ess vile creaures-these wreehed dupes OF European
onarblsshese souless and besotted tools OF the enc
s of their eouutryhaye the stupid as well as atroclou
ndae 10 stand up in the broad light Of day and say TO
NJ ma vises and oumans and Pillows Of the South, that
~ bal mot be admitted into the territories who dare to
saw 10 these gallant and chvarous spirits II IS true That
nom fought for these territories that yoa gave your blood
and pered your lives for these terrtorles and 1t IS
euay true that prayed for your deeab that we voted
AGAINST supplies that gave oil the aid and comfort IN
onr power 10 the enemies Of country but as we de-
re 10 abolish negro sayeryo carry out the great Euro
s,n and British policy Of free negoism this conli-
o,Ue mean 10 exclude you from these Territories
i bus men up your populations and force you TO fellow
b;n with your negroes r What abnormal diseased
condition OF opinion when such things actually exist
what stupendous deuson has fastened itself the
Northern mind when such things are possiblei what a
banace on the intellect Of the masseS to thus bdc from
them he nspcakabe hideousness of this deuson Why if
be neople understood this thingundersood this negro
understood these negro advocates these blind toolsunder
stood ,he European policy of Stree ncgrosm understood
The motives design the consequences of this hdeous
deusionthey would lynch every that dared to stand
nm in their presence and ask their votes for "negro free
DOM and instead of voting TO put such vile creatures in
places of trust and power they would not permit them to
live among them, faint with their traiiorous and
leprous breath the air of freedom and patriotism.
tension the idea of slave Limitation, there
fore with these people, is to indirectly compel the South 10
free their negroes result if reached to end, and
which only could end, in the total extinction of the negro
either by expulsion slaughter Or il, going step fur
te they could really consunmate the British policy OF
free-negros could really and practically carry out the
snge-race theory III jamaica &c Why then they would
succeed in destroying their country for people thus de-
bauched and conemptbe thus lost to the high instincts
and lofty capacities of the Caucasian, thus degraded to
fellowship with the inferior negro would be utterly inca
pable of sustaining democratic institutions and would
Lapse into some such abnormal social condition may
now be in Mexico and other Spanish American prov
nccs where the singerace dogma has been practically
carried out and the high nature Of the Caucasian lost in
vast and hidcons mopgrelism.
"Slave extension in tact however is precisely this
nothing more, nothing lessto WITT The populations O
the northern States rapidly multiplying, and they need
new territories outlet for their surplus population
and exactly so course with the South The territories
are the common property Of all the States and for the
North TO say the South that it shall not occupy these
territories il as absurdy unjust it would be Ls
South to say SO to the North.
The fact that the South has subordinate race in it
"
need not and will not when understood create any diff
Guilty.
This subordinate is tropical race and its indus
trial capacities and therefore the pccunary interests Of thu
master will always be increased precisely he approx
mates TO the tropics Thus while the South has Of course
an equal right occupy Kansas aud Nebraska it does
follow that it will do SO, at least permanently for whe
the annual labor Of negro may be worth $500 on tn
Gulf coast Cuba, jamaica it is absurd 10 suppos
his master will keep him in Kansas where it is worth on
$l00
This tact--this industrial law, ndeed--this 'highe
law"goyerns the whole question, and only needs TO
understood solve the whole territorial difficulty. vii
Missouri proyisoes, which undertake to say tina
the negro shall not remain north of certain latitude
just important if Congress TO solemnly enac
that the negro skin shall be black The negro will go
should go where his labor pays best for only his
pecuniary interests but his happiness and well
being thus secured The danger involved in this ques
ton is not in Kansasor the real facts involved only
to be presented the people of the North to explode h
illusions Of the prcsentbut the danger is in British rc
negrosm which seeks exclude us from the tropics whic
/. about to complete itself by abolition in Cuba
which thus seeks TO set up wall of free negrosm
southern border and, forever blocking path to til
tropics would pen up negro popuaton and thus re
aze the dream Of its dupes and tools in our midst to thh
day force upon the terrible alternatives Of expu
sion or slaughter Of the negro.