Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-10

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key would only end in anarchy rad all lis horrors
While portion of that p0U'atior might posses. su
fcent elements nj order, and intelligence suited f"l
better form oi government. vet i::er- mey be more
security for the whole in th- CcsppsEn Il possibly
| could exist by rttinr IN ~ tho exercise Ot pncA
powers the barbarian ma's al which sirh p"pu!a
ton = cOmposcl. This discrepancy hernm.F mor'
sHrng NJ civilization airar"s"@. and distinct and
separate classes tribes 81 inHu appear under the
same government. Where itc utE.S < hNn,nsencou:
m uniform law will apply. Nh'r" on" lor.lon ara
among The most emil ishtcncd ri Hnnltrpd, the ornu
ment nnd product at afty centnres "i 2iV!iization
moulding the form and sapi!' .He i''"r't a'i TIE
auclus and the other a:tvn.! n" nosi unHniighten
ed, with reason wholly una.y'."p"" H"d Passions
| swift and terrible the w!Ii."'ul, rae VINO, ~
the massacre OF ST. DJmna;o, marched with SPIKED
infants on their spears, ustrGd &" 'n,'rS Who sawed
asuidcr the male prsonera an, To!,ed '.n ciiiNes
| on the dead bodies Of .hriI !GzbaGIs. This wes
the installation ui licrutl0usucs ii hay'!. IL would
bs the same in Virginia. The nature "t the race Il
The same erery where, and Southampton proves II
| the same here.
Then the avowsl OF all prinry.ss and III" effect OF
| movements originating in these i!'"Hspi conditions
o the affections and the intellect, thai contemplate
t'. race Us republican in their capacities an'l qua!'
cations, are directly at war VIII IL" 'hst re'ato's
which exist between the two rEcrSanQ tie harmony
OF the Stat Remove from ..:ls Ihr protection
and Christian control Of southern 5srN .nde, and A
new system must be imposed. isle ro!n them tbs
necessity and the ni Deepen rncg, and ii" form
Of government can hold thcin ia c''nt,ui. HVI sup--
riOr To the Turk, tie iron hand 81 i@ar"s would
have to be exercised to cn:1rcr order t. suppress re
| btlllOn, and atay Etc.ner!n" murder. .mproYh!ent
in their habits, and wholly incapable t" that order oi
forethOught which pr"vi'lr. !or ih" uime. without
the white mans intellect direct their energies, they
| would become 4 mass ri dependent paugrr' ar yaga.
| bond marauders. The history OF this emancipation
too sadly teaches this Lesson. In G>. tic =Ugar ex,
ports from llayii was six hundred uHG savantv-two
million pounds; in 1896 /; !.rty-sere aad hall
| millions; in 1882 il nothing. Sn repd decline
might he expected from deficient il the org!-
nal organism of itJ character, n,.rMncd. for 20
short subiection in III" Fundamental education,
which in the slow lGpsc OF centuries. has prepared one
race for our form nf government.
1t is unnecessary to start aTy question IN s point
Of want Of historical development or detective organ
lzaon. The great gulf oi positive lac' separates The
races and the political ncccssl,l"s nj HE country
made the legislation %! Nir..a necessary. and this
necessity is ts iuSiiti alton.
| now refer You 10 lli" sCcond branch have emu
rneraed-the internarriags -! HE races. This pro-
vision is sanctioned hy considerations Of political and
sanitary police. Ii IL law winch ha. Ell but sell
! dom violated; never he's il orcrrrcI in my own
knowledge within the Sta:". ~ y sanitary regula-
tion the fact ia we'll established that the breed
has more Intellect, but with great ..,linuou ot phy
sea. power. 1t is farther alleged hy ob,ervnnt and
respectable Of scIenrc that the cross breed Is
more ascivious and give: 10 -cc"v l.aa The oriG!-
| nal stock; that mixed rae" from th!1 mud other
petuated Their leCh! u''; c"n-. :;uirnhG "rganzn-
ton produces pulmonary uIa.tiIr-ls winch cXtIn'
cuisines this mixed breed. Cod ~ his wisdom, has
separated the races 10y plys.'s.. nora nnI ncllectu
| al qualities. Where moral arl intellectual qualities
will not be sufficient H. naI.!!.u lie law ui srpara
tiuu the plysics law 0i i..rc'''u bs iuhcrrn! dis
cis C., intcrvenes aud buus.n. me second aud third
generations The violation ~! te moral ani intellectual
| law.
| shall now speal, ni th. islrd class OF offences
| Ja,, lg
The direct tendency al am !I..Taipn Ut these laws
is IL hrn., about that Siru OBJ! REORGANIZATION wilrii
mus; ultimately end ~ IL" ''itb.i-u"u. ~ Il State
within State, or the Ovryi:rw "r The present order
OF things or the sUb-tliWl!uu c.c!I,u..!y. o! dcs
pr;;sm in som" shape another. p, ~ r:cape from
the freedom ol the einaaC., .,'i"! race as IS 81 prac
tcalIy demonstrated by the and pr Srcss oi IN
naticism in l;nglani nHd by the presGt condition VI
st. Domingo.
When Judge simply uirrr,s ia" -rHnd Jury wha
are the laws they are expected TO enforce, hc general
~ hos discharged all the duty u"uuih~ni IN hIri.-
When he calls their attention. {" murder, 'lit Ia"
| needs vindicainn. l: G"Gr spontaneously sup
plies the argument and thr iu!nrsr tor the viudica
ton Of the pence Gnl "r''r "i su".riY, winch ha'
been violated. Wien hc sp"a.l, ui :irr,on ur'iina
riiv. the Juror At nICs l-". that sh"'~ bus beer
given to the frame work spsciv. nui that his own
house md family may b.: involved III rain. But n
long course o. tyrannY. rrpg".sL his "wn cncrglec
and Withholding his r'gtF n common with hls
fellow citizens mag make ;ir hir and jus
| n
suistry Ii ducs not Justify nu","r IN violating the
! law for him. nor him iug another where there Is nC
! c. nnOn cause al GIni,iI' la n" ease is there O
moral or political justification TO- revolution unit! the
rebel understands is ri,-. ana II tho vindIraton OF
himself and his racc he CuH Justly claim the capacity
for s..r.gOycrnmeiIi al h" Who'll. The area Of the
world mus. be the area q! c1vzallon. Wherever
there capacity AMI virtue "It some and ignorance
and vice in others, they" Necessity Tor govern
mcnt. There il the grrsi IuUIHi Gnd political
necessity, in such CaSr iuT irjtgcnt and vlrtuOu5
government, tina: ih"r, 3 N the order and harmony
of universe for tiod. II Is impossible 10 rational
| iy conceive Of vice AMI passion and Ignorance ex-
sting with intelligence and virtue without power
of punishment and coercion being vested in the wise
and virtuuus. Government eGrth is but the type
uf Heaven e!ligtGEc Hi1 virtue :..IIat govern al
| the last. This only be asc-rtalnnd by an appeal
| in form another IN Intelligence. II, however
il is appeal a. viperys, IIr parry injured alone has
tho right To resort to the remedy .! d"ath. Another
cannot justifiaby commit or 'Itt 10 murder or civi
reynlut on or scrvile rebellion. Inc right nl inter.
ference, denied to exis: III any instance, becomes more
conclusive!y excluded as lhc a!l'.Icuru III physical
intellectual and moral CONDITION III tine differing race:
recede from each other. Ii', ilireHce between tlt
two races is wide rs iha T.cl Is represented by
the highest form nj free government III the world III
the one hand and the other by ne necessity for The
most absolute desposir H. Shown I t! experiment
in the West Indies, rs tO them Is icHei Ill" lrln, pa
triarchal scrvtude Of state gIneUra,eh and pu'
|
straints of the Christian iai.a.
| But tie Judge who, when .iin occasion demands
only states the aw, when il i cGG1n :" a'lIcafl0n
discharges but half OF his ',u,v. Situated Is we are
here on trs narrow Verge between t~d States, differ
ing from us in manners, habits and modes of think
ing; having population, il some yar: derived from
the Northern Stnes and f-nm Europe, tho wonder is
not that we should not hGvs some, ont that We have
in fact as believe and hope little OF that feeling
which s alien to the spr: hn& 'h" g"Ee!a! welfare o
I Al. fhf
strength Of the general artachm": 0: people TO the
ancient fame and the present PROSPERITY o! the Com
mOnweath. The caution with whIc', tn" lev amongst
us move in their sinister and niRTtC: designs and the
prudence with which th"~r an III: b"r''rr cnncrh
their nueraons show that the general .piri. Of
people can be satisfactorily rrli ! nFOn "r the en-
| torcemcnt Of our laws; nag, tho prompt spirit ndI
Gates that in case "i extreme prov""ati"n there
NAV be summary proceedings f'"ihT" ~" trbuihis Z"
law take iuriadc'i"a l. l. "ur IrIv to shield The
imprudent enthusiast the deliberate "iatpr "i the
law from popular vengeance. ~ il j. q" .;nlory 0n ns
tn see that all the laws Ci the S!h" are .iorcei. and
that proper spirit Oi rGsrrc; nr The laws u" the land
and the order OF society te at All tHss cultivated.
Upon this subject the State has settled her policy
In this condition it would be .aAcoua in her 10 PER
| init the offences enumerated, wh.ch Lave cha:ac
terized us tending to treason.
| speak of the anarchy cOnac'ih"E nppn slicaes5
ful line OF conduct of the Bind prohibited by laws.
express no opinions as /" the h.vrsI and christian
relations whlch exist OF ought I'D cNsi p't"f"h 'iie
master and slave. kaDw, toy al observation Of fort
years, at occasional Intervals, through the slave pOr
tOns Of the State that Their Ic.@!oE5 are Improving
That they might be still more Improved, GGd that they
will gradually improve, have doubl. But the
cultivation of a race d.. ..aded III heir natural
state, must be the growth ui ce!l!;;.es, il there Is
truth in their history and IL: experience 0i oil the
tribes Of mankind The actual !ae y: save or other
dependent race matter 4 municipal cOGIizance,
and in an age of moral enquiry ani ot practical du-
ties, will receive ghtensd un CClserva!ve aten-
ton. The necessity 10 act nnj thc rght 20 ACT are
questions for the determination ot ne State Ill 's COZ
lectve capacity aud or people ca. rnpre permit
individuals vr nnorItics With" It's Jurisdiction 10 u'c
tate the laws than 1t AL" lni"Sh J"risa'c''ons
to usurp its powers The State claims the exclusive
jurisdiction of this subject is's her TISit as "soVe
rpion state II il her duty as people having sep
araie existence, and possessing such u popuhtloh
within her borders aud :a ac'y Is PRED cate oi her
moral nd nncal rrh 10 Ills depe.dfnt race.