Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-06-04

sent mEnt OF viii OF the aggregate white pop
iation, which ss rigidy excludes them. In d
30 called fee States from the drawing roo
snd paTlor ss il does pots and kettles and 9th
kinds of kitchen furniture. The suhiugaiionl
equals hF 8rtihcs or force Is tyranny or sl
? veryl but there is no such thi' z IN the Unit
3 states, because equals are On s-berfsct equslif
here. The subo fiin6tlon of the Nigri ian
! the Caucasian would nFvsr have been iua gins
o Be condition similar to European SLAYER
) II any regard had been paid TO ethnologl
t Subordination OF the inferior race 20 the sup
rior is Bormsl, and not forced condition
> Chains nd etsndsns armies are the innpIemen
used 70 Force the obedience of eqnsls 10 eoua
LOT one white man 10 smother Where's, Vi
i. obedience # the Nigriiian TO the Caucasian
spontaneous, because It Il normal for the veal
fr will 20 irld obedience TO the stronger. III
ordnance which subjects fhs negtoto the eu
ire of the White name viii. was plainlv wrfl
ter on The beavers during eur Rsvolutionar
var !, Wss he that The power OF he unite
viii of ihe AmeFican people rose to ID highel
/ decree of Intensity.
1 Every colony vas q slave holding colony eK
/ reptin- one; yet tie people, particularly tba
portion Of fhsm residiugin distriess ehefs th
4 black population was greatest, h9sfened 4
meet in the hsttie-held the powerful Britisl
I armies II front Of them. and the intsrminsb bl
Z hoais Of Indian warriors in the wilderness be
hind them. leaving thef wives and children
their old men and efipplss, flr seven leag years
70 iheir n'srees 10 take care of Dad the slaves
many OF wnOra aeTe ssvages recently imported
I tToH Afhea, butcher them, as white OF IndisI
-lsFes surely would have done, and fiy to ib'
! euemy's standard for the liberty, land, money
rum, savage luxuries end ample protection 90
sbuHdsntly promised and secured 10 all Nhe
who would desert their msttere' families
/ History answers that not one 10 a thousand
! ioined their masters enemies; but on the con-
irars. they continued quietly their daily lGbOrs
even IN those districts where tEsy outnumbered
the white popustioz ten to one. They not
only prodHcsd sufficient breadstuffs to supply
the families Of their masters, but surplus Of
t0ur, pork and beef was sent up from he slave
holding districts Of Virginia % Washlngton's
starving army in Pehn5yR (See B0tta's
HtstorY-s These agricultural products were
created BY ssvsges, naturally SO itdOlent in
their native Africa, as to rrefer to live on ant
eggs and csterpiiisrs rather than labor for a
subsistence; but for years In succession they
continued to labor in the midst of their mas
ters' enemies-droppiRg their hoss when they
saw the red coats, running 20 tell their mis-
tress, and to conduct her and the children
through BY paths to avoid the British troop
ers, and when the enemy were out Of sigh,
returning TO their work again. The sole cause
Of their industry aud fidelity is die to the
spiritual influence Of the white race over the
black.
The empire Of the white mans will over the
proguathous race is not absolute, however. /.
cannot force exercise beyond a certain speed ;
neither the will nor physical force can drive
negroes, for a number Of days in succession,
beyond a very Moderate daily lsoor-aboul
one third less tran the white man volunta-
niy imposes on himself. II force be used to
make then do more, they invariably do less
and less, until they fall into a state Of impas-
sivity, IN which they are more plague than
prOft-wOTthless as lsbsrers, insensible and
Indifferent 70 punishment, or even TO life or,
In other words, they fall into the disease which
have named Dyses hssia Ethiopica, charac-
terzsd by herbetuds Of mind and inseRsioiliiy
Of body, caused BY oVeT-woTking and badtreat-
ment. Some knowledge Of the ethnolOgy Of
the proEuathous race it Absolutely necessary
for the prevention aud cure Of this malady 10
all It's various forms and stages. Dirt eating.
ct CscheXia Africana, is another disease, like
Dysesibesis Ethiopica, growing out Of ethni-
cal elements peculiar to the proguatheous race
The clinical elements assimilaJing the negro
to the mule, although giving rise to the last
named disease, are Of vast Importance to the
prognsthous race, because they guarantee to
hat rses an ample protection against the
abuses Of arbitrary pOwsr- A white man, like
bl0oded horse, can be worked to death Not
50 the negro, whose clinical elements, like the
mule, restrict the limits Of arbitrary power
over him.
Among the four millions of the prognsthous
race IN the United States, i. will be difficult,
If hot impossible, TO fad a single individual
negro, whom the WhiLe man, armed with aTbi-
trary power, has ever been able to make hurt
himself at work. Il is beyond the p,wer Of
the white man 70 drive the negro into this long
HraH- q
such the white iabOrers Of Europe often
impose upon themselves to satisfy greedy
boss, der fear Of losing their places and
there y starving themselves and families
Throughout England, nothing is more common
than decreEit1de, premature Old age, and a
trighuul list Of diseases, caused b. long cOn-
tinusd and excessive muscular exertion.
Whereas, all America csn scarcely furnish an
example Of the kiDd among tns progna thOus
race. Tbs white nen Of America have per
rmed ma y prodigIes, but they have never
yet been able to make negro over work him
self.
There are other elements peculiar to the
NIEritian, on whIcn the disease, called negro
consumption, or CaeheXia Africana, depends
Bot these belong to that class which subject
he negro 70 the while mans spiritual empire
over him When that spiritual empire is not
maintained in all its entirely, or in other
words, when the negro is badly governed, be Is
apt 20 fall under the spiritual influence Of the
ar fol aud designing OF bis own color, asd
Carh-%a Africana, or consumption, is the
c0us isnce. Better throw me,Iclue TO the
dogs, I0an give it 70 a negro patient impressed
w;lu the be,iefth be bss walked over poison
specially laid for him, OF been 10 come other
way tricked or eouiursd. He will surely die,
unless treated IN aecOrdaHee with bis ethnolog-
lcal peculIsrities, and the hsilucinalion ex
pelled.
There never has been an insurrectiOH Of the
prognsthOus race against their masters and
frsm the nature Of the clinical elements Of
lat rae, there never can be. Hayti is no eX-
cep,ion, Il will Be seen when the true history
Of the 80 called insurrectiOn Of that island ls
written. There have been neigbbOrhood dis
lurbances and biOOdsheo, ca used bS fanaticisn,
and BY mischievious white men getti g among
them aud infusng their will into them. or me-
merizing them. But, fortunately, there is an
chronological law Of their nature which estOps
the evil Influence Of such characters BY limit
ing their Influence strietly 70 personal acquaint-
snces. The progasthous tribes 10 every place
and country ar Jealous and suspicious Of ell
strangers, black or white, and have ever been
90.
Prior to the Emancipation Act in the British
West Ir1ies, the famsls Exeter Hall Janto sen,
out a number Of emissaries Of the East India
Company 70 Jamaica, IN he garb Of missiona-
ries. After remaining year or two In the
assumed character Of Christian minister's, they
began to preach inslrrectionsrv doctrines, and
caused a number Of sO-cailed instructions to
break out simultaneously in different parts Of
the island. Toe insurgents Ia every neighboT-
hood were co; fined to the personal scguaint-
auces Of the Exeter Hall miscreants, who sue
ceeded In infusing their will only into those
who had listened to their incendiaTy har-
raugues. This was proved upon them by the
genuine missionaries, who had To- z been on the
island, and had gathered into their variOui
churches a vast number OF converts. For, II
no instance, dad a single convert, or any oJhei
negro, Join in the numerous insurrectlOnarJ
movements who had not been personally ad-
dressed BY the wolves in Sleeps clothing Tn'
I Christian missionaries, particularly the Meth
odist, Baptist, MOTavians and Catholics, weri
very exact in collecting the evidences of thii
most important Geological truth, in conse
qusnce OF some Of the planters, at the first out
J break, having c0nf0unded them with the EXste
I Hall ineendiari-s-
Tue planters finally left the Christian mir
siouaries and their dOcks undisturbed, but pro
] ceeded to expel the false missionaries, to hsrl
/ their converts, and to burn down their chaPeis
| The event proved that they were wrong in no
I hanging the Rhite incendiaries because toe
] NruL ApAAN " = AtHANs fiNa~ANN NAN5eNN
| travelling all over the United KingGom-pro
ella ming, as they went, that they had lsf1 God'
bouses ia flames throughout Jamaica, an
Gods people hanging like dogs FROM the tree
/ in that sinful island. ibis 80 indamed publ
sentiment in Great Britain sgsinst the plsnteri
as to unite all parties in loud calls for the in
mediate passage of the Emancipation Ac
/ There lie good reason TO believe that the Eag
lsh Ministry, in view Of the probable effect {
that measure on the United States, and the er
eoursgement it.would afford TO t0e enlture
sugar aud other tropical products in the Ea
Indies aud Mauritigs, had previously determi
ed to make negro freedom leading measure
British policy. well knowing that its effeS
would be to Africanize the sugar and cOitc
growing regions Of America. The ethnOlozy
tue pr0gnathous race does not stop at prOviI
ID At subordination TO the white race lie its no
NAL condition. I. goes further, and proves thi
social and political equality is Abnormal 10
whether educated or not. Nei her negroes ID
! mulattoss know how to use power when give
to them. They always use II eaPfieionsly al
tyrsnnically. Tsehudi, Swiss naturalist. e
/ Ischudi,s Travels In Peru, London, lSie