New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-05-30

day 'abolish" the legal supremacy Of tho
white man, and impartial freedom" will be
the cnd Here: then, would be. Of necessi-
ty, the final or ultimate result Of the great
struggle-'uuiversal freedom"-the degrada-
ten of twenty five millions Of white American
citizens into legal equality with four millions
ofnegrSes. .-. .. .. . ...s.. -l..s
And if one can suppose the ignorance md
blindness of the North to go on, and DO ablo
to force this awful doom upon the South, tho
| results, to themselves, would be the destruc.
ton Of their own liberty, and, to o certain
extent, their civilization. If, after they had
sacrificed l0O 900 lives, and loaded their pos.
terty with thousand millions of debt. they
will have succeeded in degrading themselves
to level with negroes, or as the blind and
deluded leakers Of the anti-slavery party de-
clare, secured Impartial freedom" Tor all
alike, the system organized by Washington
and the men Of 's7 would be yevolutionizcd.
Overthrown, and the republic distorted into .
mongrel assemblagc, while half of the States
"oa'eA ah"iy SOtlAfJoS AuIo SAC SOuNASiOA Va
Mexico, Central America: &c. And instead
of the southern planter or "slaveholder," !" the
aorthern farmer and labercr would end his
natural ally in the southern negro, and tho
Waslingtons Jeafersons and Jacksons Of tho
South, who, with the abolition Of tho whitc
supremacy, would disappear ofcourse, would
be replaced by negroes, mulattocs and mong-
rels .s&Eli.T @GE.E-
Such is the inevitable end Of anti-slavcry.
ism, if permitted to march on and complete
itself in the ultimate extinction of slavery"
or such the memorable consequences Of using
the Federal Government to carry out tho the
ory that the negro is blackwhite man, and
entitled to the same liberty with ourselves.
Washington and his cotemporaries founded q
Republic Of white men for their posteri-
ty successors of Washington have all walk.
ed in his footsteps in this respect the Su.
premc Court has recently declared this vital
and stupendous truth, and if now, under tho
madness of the times, this is departed from.
aud the Government distorted into nongrel
concern, including negroes. mongrcls, ln.
dians, Chinese and all kinds of men, andis
to use its prestige, to force the States into
Impartial frcedoni,'' or into the adoption or
the ati-slavery theory, then it is Obvious, or
should be obvious to all intelligent minds, that
the republic of 1888 is stricken at the heart.
soul will have departed, and it can only be
question Of time when the fate Of Mexico and
the other mongrel Republics OF this Conti-
nent must become our own.
But here it may be asked, is not the South
now struggling against these frightful poss.
bilities and summoning all its powers to pre-
serve the statu quo-to prevent the destruc-
ton of the existing order, and the supremacy
Of the white man over the negro lin short, to
preserve the principles on which this govern
was founded in 1888, and hitherto has been
conducted Doubtless this is the belief Of
the great mass of the southern people, who,
whatever may be the motives of the leaders
or the individual ambitions, are impe!led
alono by the instinct Of selt-preservation, I"
resist the policy of party that would bring
upon them, or upon their posterity, such :
boundlcss evils as those necessarily wrapped
up in the practical realization Of the anti :
slavery theories. But it is certain that, dis.
regarding the anomaly of surrendering ths
government founded by their fathers, and
voluntarily giving up that Union" whose
prestige and power they mainly created, the
leaders Of the South committed a frightful
blundcr when they abandoned the national
flag, and attempted to set up a southern
Confederacy And if the war now waging
should fail to force them to abandon the
scheme of separate Confederacy, and their
national independence" were really acknowi-
edged by the northern people, as we'll as the
European powers, then their dangers would
at once seriously begin, and the frightful
possibilities that now menace them, would
absolutely confront them at once. "a ..aay
The negro, as has been said, is creature
Of the tropics, and the laws of population and
industrial adaptation are rapidly, attracting
him and his white guide or master into his
own specific centre of existence. For seventy
years these laws have been carrying HIM from
the North to the South, from the Middle
States to the transition States from the lat
ter to the South West, and finally, they
should take him to bis permanent hons
within the tropics. If these laws should TO
interrupted and the negro forcibly penned
up permanently within his present li,nitss
then it would be question Of time whom So
ciety itself would be destroyed ,ewhon. the
negro would be massacred by the whites, OF
the latter would abandon the country to ,hen,
or the theory ofthe anti-slavcryites ofs. ain-
partial freedom" and universal anna lranifl