Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-09-08

z. 1t is false, in denying that there is dif
ference 10 men. Every man makes the discTim.
nation. He selects his own lawyer. he appoints
his own agent; he trusts to the integrity Of this
one: he has no confidence ia thatone; an these
Determinations implying belief in the fitness
or nnftness integrity or baseness, virtlle or vice
of the one or the other. As in the white race
the majority may have the qualities which tit
them for civil rights and political freedom, 50
the vast majority Of the eolored race are def
Gent or defective. While it may be fairly and
properly claimed that the actual inAj "a So
sciety as It is now organized are capable Of treq
government. The exceptions of those blacks
who would rise 70 the capacity Of free govern
ment are limited indeed, so thst they could nnt
even execute or administer toieFabe despo7
tislu, II contided TO them.
g. II is false IN teaching to do evil that good
may come of it Their teachings involve 2 eiiss
regard Of the rights Of Rrcpert certainly y
teaches sedition conspiracy, rehelli lion and feyos
luton It's sophisnns, as applied TO this sui iecb
may with slight alteration be applied % every
subject of property and every predicate
& man has right t0tliYe Grant this premises
ID q fanatical pililahth IN its absolute form
and he will BY rigid logic prove his right TO
anothers labor, if By labor be has more than
will supply his present wants, and the other by
vice, hasnot the means of supporter he has
the right to live. Such is the fallacy Of human
reason, which would overthrow one form Of sub
lection or goyeTnmeItfp for race who FTe UMPIRE
pared for better God may ednce good cut OF
eyfl, and he does 50; but man IN the exercise of
his best powers, and acting from the hpliss mo-
tives in the choice of q principle Of conduct,
laws the foundations of tremendous evils, When,
he doeth evil pnrposety, that good may eonaei he
sill learn, IL is the Lesson OF i8dvidual and nHs
tional life, that he who soIgs TO the wind must
reap the whiriwfnd But to quote the Ian.
gtage of pious man Of another hemisphere,
he pleads the good of posterity w hose pos
terity? BY the sudden death of those whom
this maxim mayShaye taken off, he has done his
utmost that they shall hayeno Posterityii and by
holding out an example to his own sposptellty
that they may doeyil to produce good, he has
taught them to rob and destroy each other as he
has robbed and destroyed the men of his own
generation. For what was once lawful must be
always lawful; if robbery, and assassination be
lawful to the maintainer of this principle, they
will be lawful to his children They viii be
lawful to the ignorant and ngoyeTnable pepp.
lation thus born Of this internal principle and
they in turn viii make an application OF Its rad
ical but logical vengeance
1t is false, IN presenting speculative theories
instead Of relying on positive faets his ex-
pertinent has been tried in the West Indies and
has aoial in MIXED condition of anarchy and
t,hjef fhar Ia eontinIie de-
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Vat T,,e,ies and North America Inv ROM airtl.
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Ii. p. 241; Encyclopedias Of Geo., vel. III. PIP,
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