Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-14
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munities Of ciIlzens OF the seyerRl gtaiss y NJ
y were thus iuferribIs,we might thsn el6oIsie
that the Supreme Court of tie UnIfed atsfss,
we're wrong In deciding that negroes WerS NJ
eltzens, Bot history and precsdonf eko- sass
tne Supreme Court were fikhS. 1na aIfhS.,1na
they decided II In the Dted Scots ears. "a 80
contends that this part Of that decision - =.
isI..ns' sS% nsn JUDGE r ny'h0sI's.iyg qpgE sli
Mr.. Thomsss Of Mssssohuss,.s-.wIu tbs
gentleman allow me te say that deny Il.
easedepe1ded On eitizenshlpI end w. ~ 49,.
ton of5 5jnrisdiction was d1cidSd ateInEr ';,16r
6cott, because he Was not Y bllitsa. .ik h1a f3ssn
argued that the rest Of the dbciaion Wau eo11rS
NON jndics. II was peffSctIy proper "a fIist esss.
70 decide ~ 70 the citizebshlp forpb tl6ttulled
the question OF jnrsdiotion. lanc, soae a, S1i %
IL. The right end power 70 exclude AfsIsaas
from tho GtRtets Nprih, being compstlblop MA
our eystem of Htato, eoybfoIEhtt and. F6dlska
suptemacysf ! assert thas Il e. impoii tlo.' d1n,
gerpus, degrading, and unj0ss % tksl lWEltS Isnr
Of Ohio snd0 the Norih'to Gilewsneh iIbhllc, ls,
By the census of 1850. In Ohio, We have dir :
typix thousand tvor hundred rpnd .tEepty,lye
ooiosed persons out Of populstid1 Of 2, ,t34 80
AZ q general thing, they are vicious. indolSnk.
and improvident. They number 90 yet ons
black 70 Abppt sixtyrthree Whites but their ratio
Of incresbe, during the lesttbn yeafs, ha8 been
1880 per cent, while that Of the white increase
is only l7.62 per cent.
About one'tenth Of onf o0nvlcts are negroes.
! gather rom the census1of 1850, that four.
teuths Of the temala prisoners are hlacke, 0k
though they compose but one-eightieth Of the
female population Of Ohio. ID MsssAShnselts
the oonyicts In the peni,entiary are oBessiAth
blackJ Connectlcut, one-tbirdi New York, ons-
fourth, In Ohio the blacks are not agriculiuP.
allsts. They soon become waitSrs, BARRIERS, ana
otherwise subsertieDt 70 the WhiteGar Thsy
have just enough consequences given 90 them bg
late events 70 be pcstilent. The resistance Il
the Abolitionists to the Federal Authority %
Ohio, within The past three yeste, was ahelled
By colored men, some of whom had rSceived
schooling enoughut ooetlin tobsostsn,stlous
aeditious. :apl3 M ,ryr,cr,g2
The last Legislature Of Ohio, By their com
mittee, gave their proteges othsresftiaea Of
character In their report: "a "a 10 v.AasH
The negro race looked upon BY the people Of Ohio
% class 70 be kept BY themaelveeto Be debarrea OF
social nerconrss with The Whiteto be deprived Of al
sdysntasss which thsy cannot enjoy in connon With
Deprived Of the advantages hero enumerated !. could
not Be expected that be should attain any great advano
msnt In social improvement Generally, the negro h
Ohio Is iaHs, ignonnt. and vicious. no .1a -3ggs0
II this be true. Il would be we'll to inquire
why energetic legislation was not had, In Wow
| Of the emancipation schemes here impending. 10
prevent this lazy, ignorant, and xiclodsl dads
from overfunning our State. Such legislation
was ssked and refused, v.ia b., f,.s
Ito be Continued.l