New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-05-23

| derstand them.-Thc party that elected MIR.
Lincoln assume that negroes are block-whitc
men, with the same natural right to liberty
Il, their masters, that the relation betwceu
them is forced and artificial, and dependent
on the ler loci, and therefore being wrong
and an evil, that it should be abolished, and
Impartial .frenaom" secured to all alike
Their practical programme is to prevent any
further 'iextcnson of slavery and thus PEN
ming up this negro clement within it's present
limits, with the prestige of the government on
the side Of: freedom" time must come when
slavery" or the existing order, must disap-
pear, ard impartial freedom follow of
course. All this, We understand, is simply
and exactly just this, and nothing else -
They suppose the negro to be Il black white man.
and they propose to use the gore'mment TO re-.
oh=c their idea, or to transform their theory
into fact. Europeans necessarily, have this
conception of the negro, for they ale igno-
rant of his real nature, and British writer's
British books. British policy, and British
teachings have SO corrupted their minds and
perverted their understanding that the lead.
ers of this party engage in this monstrous un-
dertaking-to abolish the supremacy of the
white man or the subordination of the negro;
and give them the same freedom.
The negre is a creature of the tropics, as
absolutely so as the orange, or plantain, and
seventy years past the laws of climate and in
dustrial adaptation have constantly attracted
him in this direction as shown by the sever
al census reports from 1890 to 1860, and to
interrupt this vital law, to violate this fund
amcntal principle of national progress, would
be death blow, not alone to so-called slave
ry, but to the national he, and fatal to the
future Of American civi ization. But suppose
it done-that in all coming time the negro
population of the South were penncd up with
in its present limits, what then =! Why: it is
said, slavery will become so Improbable,
that the masters will themselves desire to be
relieved from it, and the several States wi
abolish it, and universal liberty or impartial
freedom will be secured. That is, society,
as nov organized at the South. will be so dc.
bauchcd and demoralizcd thai the whites
will no longer assume superiority over the ne
grses, and all will stand on the same COM
mon level of legal and political equality. OF
course, II such thing were possible, there
would follow social equality and universal
amalgamation, for though tie dupes of this
stupendous dclusion .dronm of a possible state
where all will enjoy impartial freedom"
without amalgamation, no one but en- abso-
lutte lunatic, when they really reflect on the
subject, can tolerate such nonsense.
The population: thus pcnncd up within ex-
jsting limits, aud "slavcry,' or the social re-
lations of the races so corrupted and disor-
ganized that the whites no longer claim su-
periority, and universal equality, and fra
tcrnity, is complete, what ther Why,
simply this We are twentyh five millions Of
whites in juxtaposition with four millions OF
negroes. The ':anti slavery" idea thus prac-
ticalized would, in the second generation,
haye annihilated the specific negro-thcre
would only be mulattoes-the third genera
ton would end in quadroons, and, as the
mulatto of the fourth generation is as abso-
lutely sterile as the mule, it could only be q
question of time when every drop Of negro
blood would disappear as entirely as if there
had never been a negro on this continent
Here then, would be the final end OF the
stupendous delusion of the day. First-The
theory or assumption of blaek-white man
with the same nature and tho. same right to
liberty as ourselves. Second-The formation
of party to carry this into practice, through
the action OF the Federal Government.
Third-.The penning up of the negro with
the consequent debauchment and destruc.
ton of the existing relations. Feurtl-'im-
partial freedom and the consequent social
equality and ultimate amalgamation, ending
finally in the total extinction of the negro ele.
ment. If some debauched idiotic Or brutal
man should set up the assumption that bull
dog could be made to manifest the qualities
of the grey hound, and should set to work to
realize his idea, everybody would know that
i, he might kill the former by his experiments,
. but could not change the eternal order Of ma
ture. Or if some philanthrepst of the "anti'
} slavery" order should assume that he could
change the color, hair, the form Of the lea
lures, the shape Of the limbs, Or any ether
ph ysieal quality of The negro inte that Of the
white maa, every body, however ignorant or
deluded on tie subject would understand its
cruelty and folly, and know, beyond doubt
, that while lie might kill the poor negro he
$ could not change or modify, in the slightest
degree, that which the Almighty Creator had
. fixed forever And yet here is party thai
t proposes to sct aside the handy work Of the
Ttorr.l and Transform four millions of diff