The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-10-19


new civilization they paid respect Natures laws and
set the three races three separate political platforms
each in its normal condition They left the Indian in bis
native woods under agencies 10 protect him. The
groes retained in the southern helds al agricultural
labor, under the and supervision OF the white man
where they much in their appropriate element aud
normal condition their masters at the ballot
box in the legislative councils welding the sword
against their European invaders Nor were The women
and children unproyded for but retained under that
ancient system of government which experience bad
proved to be better suited than any other to their
frai feeble frames and helpless condition The empire
which the civilized refined of Europe established
Ia America was not invaded nor overhrown by the
republicans no won their counrys independence On the
contrary the very who refused TO bow the Knee to
King George and denied his divine right 10 rule then,
bowed them their do now with reyerenth sub
mission and respect in the court Of beauty without daring
to question its divine rights they stenuously did the
divine rights Of the King This Difference and respee. to
\ refined yirtuous woman treating her divinity
earth is the very ehyay and OF all that is gem
eous and noble The great TRUTH that woman out OF her
proper sphere her divinity and her salnary restrain
ing influence the Wild fierce nature OF man, was well
known to the founders Of government Hence they
took ouch seduous care keep her in il. II would
have led of her proper sphere TO have imposed
upon her the duty of voting at elections sitting in leg
| lave assemblies appearing on the tented held In
building wall around her to protect her against the
of and politics. restrictions were placed
upon natural rights unless the failure TO place her into
positions unsuitable her delicate nature be regarded
restrictions any restrictions placed upon the
natural rights Of the negro has BEEN without reflection
too generally admitted Our southern institutions restrain
the negro from assuming positions in society which Nature
has not qualified him to f They give him all that Ma
ture gave him. and consequently have not abridged his
uyal rights
As the subordinate place in society called slavery nor
! al bai Tho oaine and
him that political liberty which, from time imulemoria be
has always abused and will continue to abuse until his
organization of body and mind is changed by the Power
! that made him. The natural distinctions in society
which model republic rests basis is the true
OF its strength wealth. prosperity and durability To
is this better known than to the potics leaders of
Americas the Hence they have
pended time MEANS and resored TO Machiaye
expedients TO induce people to drop the natural dis
| ncons in society which system of civiiza-
ton is founded and adopt the European system OF artificial
Distinctions than have been expended gain any other
object in the whole history Of nation struggling against
nation for supremacy 1t is struggle of the artfcialy-
created nobility that rule in Europe against Natures
blemen that rule in America Three times as long the
siege Of Troy lasted have the rulers Of Great Britain been
laundering the adamantine walls that Nature has inter
posed between Ethiopian and Caucasian equality. In this
they warning against stronger power than RussaNa
herself The fiat OF the Imperial Parliament declaring
make them go They have shown their inferority and
unness for freedom since the emancipation act than
they did before Yet in view of this fact British abolition
schemes continue to be urged upon with increasing per-
naciy through every channel at homo and abroad and
| by every possible artihce.
Negro abolitionism in Leadenha street. among the East
India stockholders transfer of the culture of
ton sugar rice, and tobacco from America their
possessions in India In Exeter Hall aboonsm
Of determination against the republican institutions Of
America In northern States abolitionism
of greatness that has become epidemic among the
pions Puran inducing them to profane their churches by
setting up black IDOL in the form and likeness Of
away negro to worship The loss of India to England
would the progress Of the epidemic phrens de-
sructive to the interests of religion and countrys
peace by removing its cause.-the poison and corruption
that Leadenhal street and Exeter Hall have caused to be
poured into the whole current Of English literature For
many long years book paper has been patronized
unless it contained few hard hits at negro sa
very in America. But if England out Of the war
with Russia with loss Of her Indian possessions and
Mrs. Stowe should revisit the Sufherlands she will find
that they and other holders of East India stocks have lost
all interest in Uncle Tom for in that case Toms freedom
would add TO the poverty and shame of England by ma
king her manufacturers dependent upon Russia for cot
ton.
The weounded suspicion that Russia has sweet tooth
sugar and longing after the rich staple products of
East India agriculture the that tempted Great
Britain into the raging in the Crimea. Russia
has been officially accused by British statesmen of aiming
at universal empire The accusation is doubt just, if
by universal empire nothing be than India and
the barbarou uncivzed regions intervening between the
Russian and British possessions They lie in the path OF
Russian civilization and progress plainly Mexico the
West Indies and Central America do in the pathway Of
American civilization and progress. more ntoerabe
despotsm than that exercised by England India the
world Spanish despotism in Cuba bad it Is
has the scmbance of liberty compared to it, The Amer
heart will leap for JOY when the day Of Cuba deliver
has Already the Intellectual laundering of the
allied hosts against the Russian fortresses is filling the
American heart with strange joy in advance Of its
meaning being understood When rightly understood it
will be found be the advance courier announcing the
downfall of negro abolitionism and the erection in s
stead of very different kind of abolitionsn abolition
of European power in the American hemisphere Nothing
is wanting to kill negro aboltonism in America than
the delverance of one hundred and fifty millions Of help
less noiIensive naked starving Asiatics crushed
death under the iron heel Of the saraps of the British oil
garchy.
The laundering against the Russian fortresses that tells
Europe that the allies making no progress tells Asia
that the day Of the deverance of the ares portion her
timehonored territory from British and Turkish rule
dawning and tells America that the black flag Of abolition
viii ere long be ailed in the dust Whatever Russia
times past may have done in Europe in the work Of annex
aion certain that in Asia she has annexed and is
nexing the american psaanot by force but by love