New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-06-06
ABOLITION AND SECESSION
OR,
CAUSE AND EFFECT,
TOGETHER WITH THE
REMEDY FOR OUR SECTIONAL
TROUBLES.
BY A UNIONIST.
PART III.
7 H E S o l. U tt o N .

THE SOL TION.
tConcluded1
England has labored for seventy years ia
secure this result. She, and tue other Euro
pean powers having American possessions,
have destroyed the natural order of society in
the whole tropical centre of tho continent,
and secured Impartial freedom" with its
unavoidable consequences Of amalgamation,
idleness, degradation and social rottenness to
somo four millions of negroes and mongrel..
These mongrels and free negroes IRE subjects,
or they are allies of European monarchsts,
and covered by the guns of France, England
and Spain, Southern Republic would be
penned up forever within existing limits. Mr..
Buchanan once declared that the northern
Democracy was the sole friend of the South,
and if the latter, in wild moment of terror
or folly, abandoned their northern friends in
fear of their northern enemies, they would
find the whole "cizilized world arrayed in
deadly hostility against them. Indeed they
would not be able to defend themselves with
IN these restricted limits, for their legitimate
friends in the North thrust into the position
of enemies, and deadly enemies in front, with
their path to the tropics blocked up by some
four millions Of free" negroes, the tools and
allies Of European monarchists, it is impossi.
BILE to conceive of any people whose condition
in the future would involve so many dangers,
and that no possible energy, bravery or
ability on their part could neutralize or ena.
hle them to escape from. Their worst ene-
mics in the North are simply deluded 10y
British influences: while all their pecuniary
interests, as we'll as their patriotism. prompt
them to defend the social safety of thoir coun-
trymen Of the South, and yet we witness the
stupendous folly of the latter bliudly drifting
into the arms of England, whose government
has not o.ly warred upon their peculiar insti-
tutions for seventy years past, but must con-
tinue to do so in the future, to preserve itself
or ITS aristocratic system of class distinc-
tions.
If the entire northern people were given up
utterly to the great 'anti-slavery" delusion of
our times, and there was not one single nor.
thern citizen friendly to tho social order of
the South, there would be less danger in
their enmity tkan in the friendship Of Eng
land The most injury that they could do
the South would be to corrupt or steal few
negroes every year, but as those who would do
this really hate the "free" negro themselves,
and the northern people will not tolerate any
considerable number of them among them,
the evil would always correct itself. But the
South, penned up by the free negroes and
mongrcls of the tropics, the allies or the SUBJ
jects of European monarchists, would be
more likely-in the existing condition of opin-
ion-to be invaded by the ''iree negroes" of
jamaica, Cuba Hayti, &C., than it would
to extend itesystem in that direction Indeed
Cuba, under such circumstances, would be
more likely ts annex Florida than the latter
would lie to annex the former. While 'slaye
grown" cotton was absolutely essential to
British and European industry, the South
would have pledge Of peace, but whea this
vital want was mcasurably filed otherwise,
and it will be some day, there would be no
mercy shown to condition of society that
underlies Democracy, and is thus in irrecon-
cilable conflict with the principles of Euro
pcan monarchy. Three-fourthe Of the South
Mt this moment is better suited to the labor
of the white man than to the negro. The
latter rapidly multiplie-the term Of gesta-
ton being considerably shorter in the female
than in the case of the white woman, and in
its grosser organism and low sensbility, It's
saved from a multitude of contingencies af-
fccting maternity, while the care and guild
ance of the white master add vastly or aid
materially to the final result. Thus, while
only fourth part of a Territory Of the South
is best adapted to the industrial capacities of
the negro, its increase is much more rapid,
and the great want Of the South-of the
whole nation and of American civilization at
this moment, is slavery extension" that's,
more territory suited to tho negro and the
expansion of this population example
every one may see at glance chat ftbe
planter of Maryland or Kentucky were per.
mitted to emigrate with his whole family,
children and negroes alike, to Central Amer
ica, &C., and instead of growing wheat in
the former, should engage in cultivating SUI
gar, coffee, &C., IA tho latter, that oil would
be vastly benefited, while the lands abandon.
ed in Maryland, resuscit&ted and renewed by
the white laborer or German emigrant, would