New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-06-06
again become highly productive.

! a0aptatlOn OF LABOR, WOuiO Sreatiy proMoC'
commerce, and enable the farmer on the Up
per Mississippi and the mechanic Of th'
towns, to obtain their sugar and coffee a
half their present prices But if northern ig
norancc of this great question were enlight
ened, and the anti-slavery delusion wholly
exploded, and the whole American people
united and anxious to acquire more southern
territory, to get possession of Cuba, Jenaic;
or Hayti, it may be doubted if their who'll
combined force would be sufficient to drive
back England, France and Spain and thei1
free negro allies in the tropics, and take pos
session of these territories With the rapiC
increase ofthe negro population, and "s'ave
territory itself, if separated from tho great
Democratic masses of the North and West
Leaving, therefore, out of view the anomaly
of being faithless to the work Of their fathers
the abandonment of the memories of Wash.
ingtoa, Calhoun and Jackson, the historic
suicide in fact, and disrcgarding all the geo.
praphical inpossibilities thrust in the way Of
this Southern Confedracy' or National In
dependence the simple separation from their
friends in the North would place the South
helplessly at the mercy Of European mon
archists and their free negro allies in the
tropics. An invasion of their white enemies
of the North proclaiming freedom" to the
negro, as proposed by the late Secretary Of
War, would be just as effective as proclama.
ton giving the color of the white MAJ, but
an invasion of an army of negroes from ia.
maica, &C.. led by British or French Gener.
ais, appealing to the instincts of race: might
move the whole negro population ofthc South
And when the British free negro policy has
completed itself few years hence, with a
great negro Empire Or Republic in the centre
of the Continent, with Cuba as its northern
outpost British steamers may bridge the
straits of Florida, and, in twentyfour hours,
cast hundred thousand negroes and negro
mongrels on the mainland, who, with arms
for the negroes, and arousing the instincts of
race, may lay in blood and ashes the fa irest
portion Of that tSouthern Confederacy" now
dreamed of at the South. Indeed, the great
danger that now confronts the nation is this
European hostility to further southern ad-
vance of the great Republic, a danger that
England has beer steadily preparing for the
last fifty years, and expended five hundred
millions to effect, and for the men of the South
to run away from the deluded tools Of Eng.
land and the Democratic masses of the North,
right inte the jaws ofthis danger, is the exact
counterpart of that strange and monstrous lu-
macy which is striving for impartial freedom y
and to transfo,n the Republic of Washington
into mongrel Republic. The exact thing
that the South seeks to avoid by secession, it
would bring upon itself more rapidly and
certainly than northern aelusion could.
British writer's have corrupted and dsluded
the northern mind into the belief that ne
groes are men like ourselves, and, therefore,
the social order of the South is wrong, and
should be abolished while British statesmen
have actually practicalized this notion and
abolished" the natural order cfsociety every
where within the tropics. H, therefore, the
party in power should force tho South to sub
init to entislavery, or, rather, anti-social
policy, and the whole power and prestige OF
the government should be used to bring
about Impartial freedom with their negroes,
and the consequent destruction of the civil
zation Of the South, the end would not be
reached as rapidly as they would themselves
work out their own destruction through a
Southern Confederaey, which, In penning up
the negroes, would be absolutely fatal and
leave them to the tender mercies Of the Brit
ish free negro policy of the tropics, and even
the reasonable chances of free negro inva.
sion. Thus the attempt of northern party
to revolutionize the government of 1887 and
to mongrelize the Republic, and the attempt
at "Southcra Confederacy" are alike delu-
sions, both of which are marching in fatal
directions, and both or either of which, per-
rnitted to proceed, must involve, not alone
the immediate welfare Of the white people o!
America, but the future civilization Of the
whole continent. Tho northern anti-south.
ern or anti-slavery party is blindly striving to
include the negro and subject races into the
anks Of citizenship, and, fit could succeed,
of course it would demsralizs aRd overthrow
the onIy white mans governm ent on this con
tinent, and thus render Democratic institu-
tions impossible, while Southern Confed'
eracy," which cut itself loose from the Dem
ocratic masses of the North and West, woGld
find itself penned up by England and foui
millions of free negroes in front, and thus
in its madness and folly, bring xpon thu
southern people that very destruction which
it seeks to avoid by secession from the North
In conclusion. then, it will be apparent to
all honest and patriotic minds, whatever
sl-.r;d.rco raa have In store for us in the flu