Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-15
The " Master y Race.

Below Wa publish an extract from the Rich
monl Wing 2f June "a Those who heard Mr.
Dillingham; in sa9 STATE Convention, as he
ay2wsd MS willingness TO accept even the very
issue here made blythe arrOgan; and domlneering
! Hh'g aud to set against those who claim 70 be
the domnAn; race un this continent the sturdy
Descendants ot those 8ho iought with Cromwell
the battles Of liberty in England, extermlnat!ng
II need De, tbe lnsolent aud braggar men
and ronulating their fair fields with the true
Saxon blood, viii ini in these claims Of the
HhV 4bundau; reasons for the stern and deter
mined purpose ayowed by Mr. Dillingham; Of
subduing now ana forever this domnsarlug
class The Why says
" Since the battle 81 Shiloh. and includlns
II, we have had an almost uninterrupted series
| vi victories We nave encountered the enemy
generally with heavy ODDS against us, and fre-
/ qlen''y oehlnd en.Tenehments but Ia no single
Instance unlsss / be the unexpl aimed affair AZ
L+wlsourg, have Sonthvrn Ir)ops faiisd 20 ak
| Nibi' 'uperlO- manhood to The huugrpi and
many tougued enemy
! Indeed, the whole experience 0f the war lsan
atIeststioa ot the truth long since discovered
| oy Impartial observers thai the master race OF
thus continent is Iound in the Southern States
VI better stock originally, and hlbituatsd to
manller pursuits and exercises they have ruIed
10 affairs Of state by force OF tho stronger will
anu larger wisdom thal pertain TO and dstin.
Enis'. syfer'of rsses vi .insn, wsiie % tho ieid
OF battle they have III every contest held
priority, OF place, conceded u them By thcic
| present aivgi isares
Ihis na!ura dom!nancy Of the Southern peo-
pie has had much to do in bringing on the war
The inferior race, grown strong IN numbers and
ambitious rom prosperity, havereyolted against
| and now seek to overthrow and destroy those
whose superiority Was constant source Of envy
and sell reyT0ach. There Is no hercer maleyO
lenoe than that oi caste, and II is this wn.Gd
| mas 80 long stlrEed the Yankee bite Always
IN the presence ot the Southern gentleman. be
mas ielt strong aud painfully represoed mpus se
10 take Oh his hat This conscious lulprIor,tv
Las CALLED the jealous ana malignant creature
un II he las broken out IN servilo insurructOn
lie has yaln.y concluded that mis- numbers can
oveiwhelm aud EXTERN mate the subjects oi his
envy, and that he succeeding 20 the broad acres
ana liberal naotudsS OF the SOutnern gentry
Will come 10 % looked upon IS a gentleman
100
With us the contest is one Cor hereditary
rights, tor tho sacred things Of home. tor the
old reputa OF the better bood-wIth the Yan-
krc 1t Is rebellious and infatuated struggle
Tor i pace ne IS unworthy ut, tor privileges na
would degrade, ior properly be would barter
ana Tor lnSu'ations ne would neither compre.
hend nor enloy. 1t is the old and neyer.euding
sirle between patrlcian aud proetArmn between
gentle and vile Il is the otler Of battle on a
new held of muscle against spirlt-numbers
against courage. 1t is not upon Southern soil
ana among the defendants 1i Cavaliers and Hu.
sueoos tha; this battle will 20 IN llyor Of brute
force
Il may be thai the armies in front of this
city are about TO rush into mortal wresta
When they meet it vii not, perhaps, be upon
such unequal terms as W have generally en-.
countered. But should there be as great In.
equality OF numbers as on other 6eIds i. NAV
aud will be neatralned here as it ever has been
by the superior courage ani eonstancy Of our
troops