The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-10-13

10 society TO law and order accompanied by actual
inhumanty which, il they oomprehended Il in all us
ked realities they would stand aghast and horrorsTekeH
at their stupendous wickedness
TO FoRcE a child or lad TO fulal the functions or per-
form the duties Of adult life any would see in
ment would be wrong TO compel bulldog TO manifest
the inherent and specific qualities Of the hound IS Of course
equally wrong; TO force any form Of being human or ami
NAL 10 manifest the faculties live out the existence Of
another whom Almighty Power had given different ma
ture and however approxmatng, different heultestha
all these things wrong is obvious enough; yet blind
unreasoning and impious abolitonism violates, or tries
violate these eternal and alpervading laws They
that the negro and white are as widely different men
bulldogs and hounds different dogs yet 10 there
an aboltionist who would presume to force this bulldog
manifest the faculty Of sight scent inherent and spe
cifc TO the hound They induce this negro to place him
self position that belongs to another being he can
not fulfil its requirements and sinks under them They de-
uand that he shall be white man when God has made him
negro and in tie effort obey their command he dies
This result is legitimate and eternal necessity there is
no exception and be exception Of course, there
are many mulatoes and mongres TO whom this docs
apply many OF these through the aid and active synpa
thy OF aboonsts have been educated and sent out TO
lecture against "saverynto delude the people into the
belief that the negro had the capacities because these
mulatoes and mongres often of predominant white blood
were held up as specimens of the negro But we repeat
freedom the position the status OF the white man,
kills the negro and if aboltonism will not be enlightened
by reason let it consult the and there the terrible
fac eed in letters that should blast and wher its
sight and freeze It's blood with horror at the results of its
blind unreas oping wickedness.
But beyond all this there is additional fact Of still
more rghthl poteney-the negro is creature of the
tropics His organism--bs entire sructure-is in
pete adaptation tropical cline, and forced from the
tropical regions of the South into the Of the North
his final extinction still more rapidly reached His en-
tire surface is studded with innunerable glands seba
cous foces. These pour out perpetual and profuse
cretion oxidation transportation They many safety
valves which protect him from malara-fom all those
noxious exhalations which, in tropical chimes, fatal
to the white man.
Those terrible epdemics which, in the tropics and rop
cal regions, sometimes sweep off whole populations Of
white people, leave the negro untouched Indeed such
thing as single of yellow fever among negroes has
never been seem will be for it is imposs
bic the pure negro organism is to that of the horse
So too with that long catalogue OF diseases known
der the Of hepatts liver complaint general and
so fatal to white men living in tropical climates. The
teal and burning under which the white man Ian
gushes and dies TO the negro source Of health and life
enjoyment In every attribute of his being he is in
pcte correspondence and perfect adapt ton to The tropics
thus his head covered with dense and crispy mat needs
no covering protect the BRAIN for it is itself better
protection than dozen hats; and so throughout every
physical function and moral want of his existence is in
accord with all that surrounds him.
Now any abolitionist, blind and Ignorant
and hesoted he tries bewill that all this units
the negro for the North hat that which the Almighty
has created and fashioned and designed for the tropics
is wrong--it is erimet is impious-to transplant to
Massachusetts Canada He will that this organism
these millions of foces glands the negro surfacee1
posed to the rosts and SHOWS of the Norhheir functions
interrupted the whole negro being must suferthat the
under such contradictions must perish utterly perish
and the final result only question Of time Thus the alb
otionist only violates the laws of society," but the end
for which he does this is still infamous nhu
man. and a thousand times more wicked, than the
means he He strikes at the peace and comfort
aud wel-being Of the SUPERIOR but at The life the very ex-
sence of the inferior Finally, it pretended that
the negro voluntarily escapes from his master This
sometimes and in the Of Inuattoes and mongres
doubtless often but there can be no doubt that the
same means resorted to- the efforts made 10
off the boys of Massachusetts from their parents nppren-
tees from their masters would be far successful than
they now with negroes Naturally the negro can have
no desire for liberty the status Of the white man.
than he has for white skin straight hair anything
else specific with the latter; and If Virginia should go to
work and spend millions of money and engage the whole
civilized world" in effort to off the boys and APP
prences Of Massachusetts, we repeat she would in all
probability be far successful than Massachusetts now
is in enticng away her negroes.