New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-18

are not TO SUPPOSE Of course. that these hot I'D
mirer. Of Gen. Mcclellan who have baptized him
the Buonaparte of the West, meant to pre6gure
any such exaltaton and Ultimate extncron--ior
II would haze been after all a cruel compliment.
Every day, and fifty times every day, wc are
told that this war is not waged for the equality
of the negro" We are rot aware that anybody
has ever said that it was. Neither, we beg per.
mission to suggest, is it wased TO raise the price
of cotton, nor yet to promote the circulation Of
pOstage-stanps as currency. But with the war, we
must take its inevitable results. If in combating
with those who are in arms to maintain the social
nferority of the African race we cannot ho vic
toriOus without trying certain social expert
ment. the fault is upon the other side and not
with us, should the experiment prove failure 1t
isn't the North that is seeking to place the Black
higher in the domestic scale than he should be,
bu. tho South that is seeking TO sink him lower in
the scale OF all creation than it is possible TO place
any human being. 1t is customary to talk rather
loosely of the distractions of the AboiiOnsts;
but il is the Stakeholder, after all who is the ab
stractionie.. To raise men b. culture and BY all
! human.zirg influences, above primitive degrada-
ton ard ierocity, is the natural work of So
Getty; and j. is when men attempt TO reverse this
process aud by isolating race from all the bene-
Gts Of surrounding enlightenment to sink it to
lower deep than any scheme of Nature ever de-
signed for tit is when men institute these eo0l-
! ish and ficndish experiments, that they become
drcamers in the cause Of the devil and enthusiasts
in iuiquity. fanatics iii selfshness as Thugs are
| fanatics in MURDER and the crazy cUltiyators OF
ideal and impossible crimes. Ii the Black be IN
deed, something less than man, and hardly
more than beast doomed through eli the ages
| TO be gosded to labor, ard 10 be cheated of its
! fruits, il would be good economy to fat him
aud it would be no caunibalism to eat HMM
/ the present scarcity Of meat IN Rebel regions
/ it would DO only prudence to pickle HMM
the dominant deaIth Of leather, il would be
7 economical 70 cure bis cuticle for shoes or for
saddles. " Horrible suggestion :" esclams
some sensitive reader Sir or Madam, the
horror Is not Of our invention, nor yet Of our
/ suggestion. 1t ia very absurd, il this bright
century, rot TO be making the most of our
BEAST OF burden. See how finely they work
uy dead horses in PaT.s-work them up into
buttons and boots and all excellent imitation Of
beef Pray do not let US be squeamsh
Why il We ACCEPT the human-beast theory,
should we be diddled out Of the profits of our
discovery Didn't Du Chalu ieast deliciOusly
upon the gorrlllas Pray, o, fastidious pro-
iestant pray Were is your Yankee acuteness
! Bat il, on the other hand, We admit the
Bllch 10 be in the least Man, We do not see
why the dreams OF Major Generals should in I
the laas. be perturicd by visions Of Negro
EqUsEty. Al We ask is that Nature may be /
left 10 herself. Size says, to begin with, that /
the Black is 4 Man-and 80 SOY tie very
statute-books Of the Rebel States. " RAN
AwAy-My Black Man'so the advertise
mepts il tie southern papers usually b. gin.
Il you ,tih insist that Man isn't Man, and
viii plant yourself upon tLat extraordinary |
taecry, We cannot be responsible for your /
Nightmares. But it. admitting Black Humanity, |
you insist upon reducing il ~ Black Bes,ialty
we leave you TO settle the account OF HIS
I bluBders with Inc Creator of the World.