The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-06-27
From the ChiekGsalay AdUrtiser.
Editorial Correspondence.
RnAnronn " Nay % 1se

NJ r.,na"A1 If.'-o T., -'-~y a., 5oOV a,
-'A.'' Nrat zen 0On.Heu ~ VIC
,.-. I,' " '-o s'ine S'ioe my ArINAi ~ 'eI
.-i'. ' uA'e not hAu SUCH opportunities oi
s J"se' sa.'ohs anu AeePlhg you posted,
u IesAIu 70 matters thAt transpire mere, as
na.e Ah%GiPaVeu yet such OF those OBJ
eo'S ;s. - nave hAo the opportunity OF review
as; a winch were once 10 me iamlliar things,
an' na every nners marked oy times effacing
,yro,,,.h. u' une changes whIch time has
wh;cS "a are no, confined to those objects
.nJ a...:N ''olO'e W 'ne eye Inc feelings
cnI sens''"ens o. the people, and the polit-
oh.nP Pee' VI 'ne country, l hndequally
1r;
RarnhI;..ns PTrs.icaly Tsu a country OF Black
nortv ;s ,ha ,.-.,,.;I;.Ni principle oi thiS
trv aI,honoh ,hn-n se"urnent OF the coun-
| Wbo partv v-h;ok C louihant OF the Old
has n 4 affiliated w;,h years past
nies the nos;,ion n On 49,, anu Mnlcn occu-
/ South Thar. arc .Iso So. iN iHesNon Vi tne
vbo take the same v;a1,. W. .s aus mere
who entertain these v;ews iii !. mas,
are opposed to ipterferipo viii sI.,,c - lnsy
States, and that emanc;nat;on Il -, :. - suo
ticabLe or advisable. prov;dno ,ha ,,a,,.L- p-aN-
granted that three million 81 ;ono. pv~et s wAs
indolent negroes if set at Iberty ,yo,,IS sa Snu
nuisance to themselves and the cnrntr- ".
they would circumscribe tbesa IT,: :,,:'N %
of negroes with their rapid increass ,r;.h;n ' :
few States, until they became no.. r,..n. ,'. :
Gus than the locust of Eevnt and tha;, 80
ters would be compelled to emaDc;nota ,ha-,
or starve out with them. Sncb vyi,,Id - 49,
practical results of the theory of tb;s ,n;s1
guided party. which urofesses IN ba ,ha -,
teal results of the theory of this ro;vop;5o5
party, which processes to be inflneneed -,
philanthropy. The rise and provstb ~ ,h;s K.
based upon an utter. ignorsnce Of the naturs
OF the African race, and Of that system of Ger
vitude, BY which alone the Iabors of that race
can be made conclusive to the common inter
est of the world. The people are honest bnt
have been wonderfully deceived. They have
yielded to the continuous pressure of dems.
gogues and fanatics, who have instiIled into
their minds the idea that thev ha,e dptv ~
perform. which humanity is demond;n1 a.
their hands. Looking at the spb;ect a. a.,
one-s side view, and that thro' the most falge
and fsIacious medium il is natnraI that ,ho
people would labor under great errors in ar
irving at their conclusions. and indeed i "a
ouires but a few moments conversation With
them to convince one of this fact
They regard the negro as natur,,,v ,ho
equal of the white man. but deoaner.tod ~
seryitude and to all their relations or ne, ~,
attach the same dignity and imnortarco as -
those of the white race They nal ~ -
Iowance for the natural cborsc.ar ~ az
oro They do not consde- tbot s,,oL II 80: nc
as Maternal fiaternaI or ms-;tsi raia.;on Snins
wholly unknown m tho no-ro - - -. =.
state and that vvb.tovor ;,,,,,o,.a - -'s .L Naeto
to these relations among the SIoraS : tIS rSouns =
the off of sIavarv Tbav tor-ot a.. .Cy 10y
oro ;mnorfac,;or: IN al .e. .ueIe
and while harnina over the ;n;nss;oo lions
slave NAV have narcbonco rooa;yaJ e.. Ia ~.
m.ster fhev forqet 70 ,,,on,;o,, ~ nOa III, Ll's
pnnish sucb a wron0. door and tbs conIa.nas -
that thew incur bv snch ab,Se +, eonop
an ercention thew lose s;obt Of. oonaoaI v.,Il
thov Ioce s;obt of oil ,ho -. et,.s % .ule'
netyated between the var;o,,s rsIa.;o IT, aie
White race and seem 70 ey"ct ro"a fo., " th .he
roIot;on az yn.cter ond sIaT a.. e. IN ~ sIe
relations '-'-- O''' ''- O'"eA
Tho III H. A..
ne oiu uosnla 1liIt al are Dorn equal"
anu Una. man shouid never ne tne property
u man. tne teAI rom wnicn tney preach,
anu never WIN tuey Oe inclined 70 look with