Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-31
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The editor Of the Dubuque Times
bas strong penchant for niggers to
him "Afric's spicy breezes" are par
ticularly exhiliarating, and he would
have them in closer proximity than
they are at present. Not being in
condition to move Southwark and pur-
chase . well stocked plantation, where
he could enjoy sweet propinquity with
the simon pure African race,he desires
that the whole race, bag and baggage,
be traasplanted into Iowa soil. He
tearfnlly and feeiingly remarks that
''the laws Of Nature have established .
wall Of division between the white and
the black races" This wall of parti-
ton 10 offensive to him it shuts him
out from fond communion with those
in whom his heart takes delight, and he
would have it trampled down aud have
tho African placed on q par with the
white man. What a heart that man
has got He instructs his readers fur
ther, BY saying that selection, custom,
and the condition of servltudc to which
the latter is subjected, have in the
United States, particularly, increased
the line Of separation between them"
There Is further information! That
10 - much as to say that the negro
which lives on American soil, is not, to
his mind, ~ pleasant, SO sweet-scented,
- companionablc, or so pear his stand
ard Of negro perfection As those jetty
fellows that live on lizards and raw
kangaroo in the jungles Of Africa
Wonderful negro connoiseur that man
Of the Times. He has acute smellers
and good taste. And he says, further
more, and that feelingly, and with wa
tory eyes, that .''if they would they
could not commingle" with the whites,
land be our people," Mra6ile ! Our
contemporary would inform his readers
that it a strapping buck negro wished
to lead some fair daughter Of an Anne
rican citizen to the altar Of hymen, he
couldn't do 1.-THE hated wall of par
tition 10 IN the way, and the blooming
daughter Of the white man refuses to
blend her life with that Of the negro.
He would have this law Of nature ex-
plunged, and if, through the perversi-
~ and sel6shness Of white people, this
cannot b accomplished, then he would
have them brought into Iowa; he
would have Iowa, THAN which there is
NO better State in the Union,) cursed
and DETAINED BY making II = negro
pen-by making il the grand depot Of
runaway negroes and oil the black VA
gahouds which curse the Union.
IN our opinion, lows hiss done moth
ing vt. TO merit 70 great and 50 se-
we're . scsurge. aud We are yet very
allow r, believe that any such ;inlictiou
10 % Be made. The labors ~ that
sslfsacri6cisg individual. Dr.. ]. s
Prescott will probably come to naught
The people Of Iowa are not yet pre-.
pared, If the editor Of the Times IL, "a
open their arms and receive iuto thei,
embrace . colony Of the oG.scouringl
Of tho world. ~.ia1 .'s---- i....isn CO.
After wedding through . long article
In which The editor Of the T;mes tries
- sstablish the elsims Of the negro
upon the synpathies Of the people Of
Iowa - says,. sand II Iowa shall clos,
il doep agaiRst them, il win commit
q usjustAAbls and ua-C Christian act
That eAps'lhs climax | II 10 unjustifa
~ al - thtisa; , 1t for The PEG
I'D Iowa y isep - terFitory clea
= - syeivs negro psnl The thin
10 TO ridiculous r. ssnark. Iowa
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