, 1863-03-14

4 clergyman at Milford, Mass, called Rev.
=. y: Best, has published a sermon in one Of
the Boston papers in which occurs the toll
lowing paragraph:
.'Thls blending Of the two racca (Caucasiau and
3ust what is Ne needed s aoT The the benefit Of
highest, robleft, and most godltkc species Of hu-
pc America Here the 6aman race ' iii iii reach uh
Its lotiest destiny, and this nation become the go-
~ Of all lands tue place which, above n1t othere.
shall most resemble heaycn and be nearest to it,
The Rev. Mr.. Best i perhaps q little in ad-
rance OF the Abolition party in his ethics, but
the party will soon be up with him. To be
sure, it has hitherto been the doctrine Of the
most improved physiology, that white and
black internln1riagc is gross violation Of
nature, and the Issue of such intermarriage
degenerate specimen OF humanity, both phys
ically and intellectually, but Of what yaluc are
old doctrines or long established astrological
t1uthE IN these days Of higher and purer ptli-
1oeophy than the world has ever known be-
fore: We look to sec the Rev. Mr.. Bests
serted as plank In the next Chicago plat
form.-6ecesA Times.
It is too late to introduce "Mr. Best's
highest type OF civilized man into the next
Chicago Platform" as that plank is already
appropriated by the Coppe1head party,
and constitutes one Of the dear "Southcrn
rights which the rebels are making
such terrible sacrifices to maintain.
We suspect that the Rev. E. S. Best is
q myth; if not, he will prove to be a
"blessed Democratic martyr" for none
Others believe or practice the doctrine he
breaches. At all events his preaching is
1iterally in accordance with the practice Of
the fraternity down South. The Copper
head print in its eagerness to yillify the
*Abolihon party," stuck its fangs into its
confederate snakes.
The doctrine ofthe Abolition party is, to
let the African race alone, neither marry
nor cohablt with them; to give them their
freedom trent them as human beings; pay
them tor their work; separate the whites
from adulterous communication with them,
md preserve the purity Of the Caucasian
blood from African admixture. Where
the Africans are free, amalgamation with
the whites is almost unknown. Where
they are slaves, amalgamation is carried on
to shocking extent For every instance
that can be cited Of IN "Abolitionist" CO.
habiting with negress, there arc ten thou
sand cases Of butternuts amalgamating
with slave wenches. It would be strictly
within the bounds Of truth to say, TINT in
all secessia there is not one leader Of the
rebellion Of high or low degree, but is a
practical amalgamaionist. One of the
"Southe1n rights" for which the
rebels contend is, the right Of
concubinnge with the colored females;
and, if slavery be wiped out by this
war, that debasing practice will be wiped
out with it. Free the slave, and he will
protect his wife, sister and mother, from
the embraces Of the lecherous white chiy-
airy. But while the natural protectors of
the negro females are themselves slaves
and under as absolute dominion as the
brutcs Of the field, they can interposc no
preventative beyond occasionally setting
fire to their masters buildings, or killing
them with an axe in revenge, for which
they are punished by being burnt ut the
stake. There are, in the South to-day,
more than FIVE hundred thousand anulat-
toes of different bues, all living and incon-
tesfablc witnesses of the amalgamation
practices Of the "Southcrn brethren" Of
Northern Copperheads. When the Detroit
refugee cants about the "gross violation
OF nature" in amalgamation Of the whites
with the blacks, he strikes his dagger un-
"lulngly into Ills buttcrnut allies, and as
sals one OF their most cherished practiccs.
iherc arc many mulattocs to be seen in
1ne NORM among the negro race, These
are lne products Of slavery when it existed
IN the eastern States. Their grandmother;
were slaves and their granlfathers slovo-
holders When the relation Of master ,,a
slave ceased, the production Of mulsttoss
also ceased So it will in the South, when
slavery is abolished, but neger before. The
rare instances Of sexual communication
between the Caucasian and African in the
free States, can almost invariably be traced
on the male side, to whites that are active
and blatant ofthe Copperhcad FAC
ton. The editor Of JEFF. Davis organ is
infinitely more likely to furnish case Of
: 81 gross violation Of nature" than any Ab.
.olitisnist in Chicago, and if he were in
Dixie, where he properly belongs, where
the fashions and manners Of his political
confrctes give sanction to the practice, who
wculd say that hc would not comply With
tic customs Of the country?