New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-19

,,v are not only wholly inspphosble, but antAgcstic
20 fhose upon which our system is fouDdet The only
instance IN which they have made sensible progress
n the night direction "a that Of the Cherokees, under
the guidance Of ehefs in whose veins fows predom-
nance of European blood. And while II may be ad-
mitted that the Indians Of the od For,dsn stock are
in al res poets superior 10 the ISLANDERS OF the Pacnc
vet neither In industry doeiy or traditional defer
ence 10 authority are they equal to the Indao families
Of Mexico and Central America where The attempt 70
put the latter political and socel footing with the
white man has entsed eternal anarchy, and threatens
O complete dissolution Of the political BODY.
In Gustemsls, as in Yueatsn, 1t has brough' apoue
a bloody and cruel Of castes, and IN the ior1ner
state has resulted in placing ueacherous Gnu oH7c
puIous half breed at the head OF afiars5 VINO Iocs
over desolated country with HrssPonsl 'ie sNey
Not less has been the result IN hexc0 ~he
in Jamaica savage nature Is fast resumihg Der 90
miriop over deserted plantations, ana the wooas pc
cn 10 swarm with halfnaked negroes, living upon tne
indigenous fruits Of the so, ana dieaby Aycs
10 tbe understanding Of intelligent and rehecting
mon who ore superior to the partisan and sectional 's
o The hour these considerations cannot a 10 ap
nesI With controlling force; for if the United STATES
Pc Parnna,ed with the Spanish American Republics, has
achieved an unreasonable advance in all the elements
of greatness that result " emnently Que 10 tne lgd
and pexorable refusal OF the dominant Ieutonlc STOCK
IN debase IFS blood impair its intellect lower lts moral
standard or peril its Institutions by iDtermixture with
tbe inferior and subordinate races Of man. In obe-
dience TO the ordiDapces Of Heaven it W rescued half
q continent from savage beasts and still more savage
men, whose period OF existence has terminated, and
who must give place 10 higher organizations and SUI
perior life. Short.sighted philanthropy. may lament
and sympathy drop tear as it looks forward to the
total disappearance Of the lower forms OF humanity ouI
the laws Of Nature irreversble. Dcas e*It-it Is
the viii Of God
From this point of view il appears that the only hope
of Central America consists II eyerting the numerical
decline Of it's white population and increasing that ele-
ment in the composition of its people II not brought
about by judcious encouragement OF emigration. or
an intelligent system Of colonization, the geographical
position and re ouces Of the country indicate that the
nd will be attained by those more violent me ans
which among men, in the material world, often an a.
ticipate the slower operation of natural laws. 10
avert the temporary yet often severe shocks which
they occasion by providing for the necessities Of the
future, is the true mission, and should be the highest
aim of the patriot and statesman. Central America
will be fortunate If she shall be found to number among
her sons men adequate TO the comprehension and con-
troll Of the circumstances under which she ia paced
and which are every day becoming more complicated
and eXigent.