Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-15
From tho AaEri'Surs Patriot and UhIOn Jal, idtf
WendsIf Philips dh The FoITtf!

Wsnd'elf Il Philips Ii On The Fourth =
|" All history. furnishes to tha, .reflee,,ve- m,r
abundant evideaoe Of the tsuth of the. ~ Ia,
onoe'made by John Randolph, ,slhet .fabaIinis,
knows mo- stopping place between heaven An
heHd'-' -o1ee launched upon its head q eatee,
itknoWs no turning, calculates nd oonsea bce,
fbut rnnhe5 forward until Itself, Its feileter,
and the oauseit sspouses are -piunged into n
tetrievabie ruin, This is. precisely the Iearee
1'how' being run BY the national Administration
under Abolition control, and In a. race d
tths' kind whoever is msddest. add goes iabtsi
and tarthest, is necessarily a leadeR,- We ma
sheretore fairly set down Wendell Phillipsab M
grand commandsr.Of atthey,teim the oArm
Of Progressn . = go = : ~. -
On the Fourth Of July .inst., Wendell .Bbit
Ups made Characteristic. speech, at Framinp
nam Macs, from which we propose to max
some extracts, ard to briefly discuss,
After bis exordium, Mr.. Phillips proeeed, &
speak OF Moncuye d. ConWay-aho our reaItey
will remember, in letter to J. M. Mason tb,
Confederate Minlsterto EDglsnd, offered, al bs
+sBld, by authority, of those uho, controlled the
egEFuqent, TO acknowledgethe independence
OF the Southern Confederacy, providing (hey
would abolish slavery-aEd says:-"f thfnk his
Intention was as honest ps the midday sub ie
clear. And yet while he.ssys that Mr.. DON
way did notFepresent his friendson this eidb .6f
-tne Atlantic he addsi-I entirely agree With
the eesencethst uuderlies that offer. ,Tne Udion
without liberty Is teni0id, TO- day, more accdrs-
ed"than bwaeat anytime the last auatser df a
century. Union without liberty spis ppUn, "a
the eubecsioh Of the North and the eclipse of
the nineteenth century. The liberty Mr.. Phil
TIPS tpea "a Of ia, OF course, the liberty OF ths
Slaves and be cares not how vasta treasure NAV
be fqusndered, how many lives sacrificed or dow
lar the liberty of a. white race may be .imuer-
Tied, IN the pursuit of bis object; that is oil no
consequence to him. With the peculiar idiosbn
crazy that invsriable accompanies insanity ,lhis
mind contains bat single thought-The free-
dom Of the negro. To this all other copsid era.
.pns must give way. Though "thick pightb
envelope the land, hs star, the negro, ttll sbhts
on and lights him pn bis way. -
fgrther on We find why Mr.. Phillips obi tcts
10 ConHays plan, and why he Ia bitterly hbs-
tile TO President Ligcoln's schenSe of culohIza.
tlon. .HesOys: H.
Now I. am going to say something that kndw wlu
make the New York Herald use its small capitals and
notes OF admiration and vet no WeIrin
man ss SIDE Of China but believes It in the iery
DoIe VI DIS heart That 10, "amalgamation Word
mat he Northern apolosis slavery has always ased
10 gbly, but which you never heard from Eonihetns
fhst M z hepsmSsr this, the youngest Of 3ou,
nat on atn DAY OF July 1863, you heard man say That
IN the light Of all history, IN virtue Of eyery page he
ever read he was an amalgama onist to the umoat
lent lApplause0 have no hope for the futufd as
country has NO past and Europe has no past bu,
IN tnat sublime mingng Of races, which Is Gods bwn
method OF civizing and elevatng the world r.
Here ia the grand secret. He doea not WI nj
the negrpe5, colonized out of the couptry: he
does not want them freed In a separate coffkd-
eracy; he wantsthem here, placed on a uolitLal
aod Social equality with 4yeu white men and
women Of the Nofrh;1he wants YOU to-iu1eT.
marry With them, aud thus. al be; imppiSuSli he.
,laress work out @God' "a oWn method of ci1iiix.
ng and .eleyating' tho World." SGod,s OWN |
nethod Or civilizIgg and elevslipg tho wbad!,
. ia tbe ypevifa own method, ,of sdagepaJgtinR
md destroyipg thew hite .hout, ,in. the
elevating ,thenegro.l Fhei bass1
lent research and laborious' itye,IiEdtfSa 1ofl
ur most eminent Daturalists and physiologibts
ave determined the fact that hybril facel Ia |.
. direct Violation of Code eternal Las, ,ahd
hetefofe tmpossible; that the mixture of die
'hiie' and. black races produces q weRkhbd |
mascnlated people, who, without freauent ibEu,
long OF fresh blood, ineyitably die udt. we
eef not 60 beyond the fouth ern part of ouf own
onrnent for examples to illustfate this poikt.
Whoever has Travelled through South America
r read the works Of our best authors upon the |
object, will be abundantly satisfied that the
dmixture of the blood of different race, pbo.
uces an imbecile, enervated nation, scarcdlyt
apaole Of selt-government, constantly subiSct
ciyii warsIled by any more vigorous adveh-
lrer, who may from time to time find a place
mopget them. Coming Iearer home, " haze II
~ TO look at Mexicoi the history OF which lis |
'miliar to all. Their leaders have alwa6sl
zen oi tue pureblood Of Caatile and .ArraQdn.
nIis the mass of the people; through IN ab-
fixture oE:negto and Indian -bioud, have cob
antly deteFiurated, until, tom by civil iiiadn.
ons, they have become a nation Of robbdrs
nd guerriilse, the helpless tools Of any m1r.
mary or ambitions leader, and fall an haby
ey 70 France under Louis Napoleon, or aty !,
her vigorous northern nation. lie
This Is the elevation" 10 which the Repub. {
can party would invite ne! God cave the
ark! vrrag gs..q III
10 this connection we wish to address q I'd IN Ii
ords-aot to the Republicans, because Phillibs .
Sa tnat t"kepublicanism specifically, ie. sunk
'yond any depth shat plummet ever sounded"
QUITO the Roremoderate Of the Abolitioniph. !
any OF you WHO are not In favor Of AmaIgamA-
On are In favor Of emancipation under The
sionafy and tmpracticable colonization theoiy
Abraham Lincol0; but the msjofity of ydrt
'leve that the negroes may all be made ir9e
ID i've on terms Of equality with the white
ce IN peace and happiness. This ignores tde :
achings OF all history No two distinct races :
er lived on an equality In the same countdy q
thont constant qusfrels and dissensions, grow- IA
out OF irequent attempts to dominate osdr ~
en- otntr' Hungary presents o ready illus!fa j 4
10. There the eclavonians and Maeyata have 4
nained In the same little kingdom, q sepsaraHe tb
q diatinct people; for over nine hundred yeart 9
d their constant feuds have so weaker them Y
to cause them to lose their natfonality, and a
% BECOME the slaves of Austriay In this n
tntry Vie inferierity Of tie blacE race, . ia y
Int Of numbers, ,senerky ADD force, ,weuld pfd- y
nt them from iiSferfally slppSiriDg thb La
ength Oh tiie white raeej bus -tke shtagoIish fss
uld be broader than In Hungary, ana Would fHii
abtless result In the exterminaiion Of the mel q
,es. :. s1 selft~ n Jp
We do not believe in-amalgamation. We dbtI
believe that the proud Caucasian blood will lis
eT mingfe with the humble African; but II Il Ia
re possible, your placing the negro on politi. y
equality mnst necessarily produceit. .Itneeds q
arsumentto prove that political equality begeb Il
'iG equality, and tha. social equality can nott
st exceps among people who intermarry with5 p
,h other. It is an axiom. So that however IA,
may shudder and recoil at the idea of ANAL. Ia
nation, your theory carries you to the same :
ult, and.is equally absurd with that Of Wen n,
4 Phillips. IT.
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