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

comparing the f.tc of St. d mingo with that
OF jamaica The French Democrats of 1892,
in the National Convention, ignorant of tho
nature of the negro, and of course suppos-
'ng him man like themselves, dccrced Sim
partial freedom for tho six hundred thou
| sand slaves - but the twenty-five thousand
whites O. that island resisted this monstrous
crime to the uttermost. The result was that
the negroes, stimulated by British and out
! side agents, and led on by mongrel chiefs,
extcrmina'ed the Whites not one man, won-
an or child beng left on that island to tell
the tale of their destruction. About the samo
number of whites in jamaica resisted Stree.
dem (pcaceably) hut at last were overcome.
not by phys:cal force, but by the corrupt and
pervcrsc opinions Of England embodied in
Parliament and the result Of impartial free
DOM is social equality, amalgamation, mon-
grelism. and rapidly approaching extinction
of the white blood. A few years hence this
hidcous process must complete ITSELF and the
white element as utterly disappear from Ja-
maica as it has from Hayt;. The sole differ
encc is the mode of extinction ; in one, i'm
media'e and universal massacae in the other.
impartial freedom amalgamation, mon
grclism and disappearance of tho lesser cle-
mcnt ; and between these modes who would
no prefer the TO, ner to the latter or, who
would not prefer that his children or his pos
tcrity should be slaughtered at once. rather
than gradually rot out through the veins OF
the negros
1t is an instructive perception Of this-a
seemingly blind but wise instiuct--which tho
mad creatures fancy prejudice against col
orr that render the "anti slavery" leaders Of
the North so taitblcss to their own profcsscd
belief anil who, doubtless would prefer
death for son or daughter in preference to
the practical application of tiiat belief Bat
what punishment can he imagined that
would equal the deserts Of that people, who.
safe ut home amid homogeneous population,
would force upon their own brethren in aet,,-
ni iuxtapostion with four mi lions of negrue-,
doctrines or notions WHICH, ruIncr IMAM prac
ticc themselves. they would prefer death, o,
rather than they should be lived out in their
own households, would, doubtless, prefer the
massacre and utter extinction Of these house
holds But wicked, monstrously, awfully
wicked es these blind creatures are, or, ratl,-
er, wsuld be if they had any knowledge, even
the smallest atom, of that which they labor
to accomplish, there arc others that posteri-
ty will hold to a moro fearful account still.
These arc they who organize political par
ty in the North to get possession of the Fed
cral government and to use that rs an in
strumeut, as they say, for the ultimate cS.
tinction of slavery, or, in other words, who
seek to use the common government, tho
government of Virginia, the Carolinas, &c,
for inAicting doom on these States, which,
rather Eaan suffer themselves, they would
prefer death! Fortunately for the present
generation of Americans, these people arc g-
norant, blindly and utterly unconscious Of
the crimes they seek to commit, and postcrity
will, therefore, in mercy draw vel over
this horrible phase in the national life, and
strive to blot it out forever from the national
records. Summing up the foregoing it will
be plain to the reader, then, that the negro,
being a widely different and subordinate race
or species from our own, is in his normal con-
dition when in subordinate social position
as in the South that the presence Of this
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American society, which gives US clearer
views of our own natural equality, and pre-.
vents those artificial distinctions of class which
So disfgurc and degrade the Nations of Eu.
rope is the cause, or main cause, ct the sue
cess Of our Democratic institutions that in
this fact is found the British hostility to nc,
gro slavery" which, being in constant and
irreconcilablc Hntagonsm to their system OF
class distinctions, necessarily impels them
into ceaselcss warfare on it that this hos.
tility, though embracing all of monarelical
Europe would not be Or need net be daEger-
ous to us, SO long as our own people were an.
corrupted by Euro3ean teachings and hostile
influences, but when, accepting these false
teachings instead Of the results " their own
every day experience and large numbers Of
them proceed from a party in the North to
impose their wild delusion of suppOsittious
South, they net only violate the spirit Of tho
Fed .ral compact but they are b1indly stri,
wing to destroy thcmselvcs-theirS government,
their Republican institutions and civilization
ITSELF rs well as the welfare aad happiness
Of the people Of the South-that, as no morn
extension Of slavery and Impartial frcedom'
with negroes, would necessarily transf0rM
and deform one-half Of the Republic into tho
condition OF Mexico Central America, &c..
and end in the ultimate extinction Of the ne
gro element. it would, therefore in conpari-
son, be vastly more humane to slaughter these
negroes at once than thus to doom them to
gradual or "ultimute extinction" through
the tender mcrcics Of the friends offrcedom.''
and finally, that this monstrous, worldwide
and deplorablo delusisn, in which arc wrap
ped up such hideous and fearful possibilitie.
being based on tbs fundamental talsohood
that the negro is man like ourselves except
in color, all that has been done, written or
said in the past, or that may be attempted in
the future, must be equally false, fatal and