The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-31

Fader>te States are concerned, ID the relation
Of master and slave. Wherever that tie nas
been dissolved by the Yankees, the law Of
nature, ~ announced In Revelation, has I'M
mediately begun to make Its operation con;
spicuous. The negroes on tho Miss'ss'pp'
are dying by thousands. Many OF Lnem' no
doubt. pcrish from brutal treatment, or still
, more brutal neglect. But far more melt
away under the mysterious operation OF that
law which ordains that Il shall be impossible
for the inferior to occupy q country Jointly
with the superior, under pain OF absolute
extinction.
The Yankees see the necessity oil estac-
lishing some kind OF relation with the negro
race. If they would avoid extcrminating 1t
utterly, as clearly rs we do. For master and
slave, however, they propose to substitute a
system of general amalgamation. Under
the title of "Miscegenationh (amalgamation)
a tract, supposed to have been written by
beastly woman named Dickinson, who lee
lures nightly On this odorifcsous subject at
the Cooper Institute, IN New York, has car
RCD all Yankecdom by storm. From the
account given of it by q correspondent OF
the London 7anos, we take the writer TO be
no bad specimen Of Paslphal, with propen-
stiles only little moN boastly, and her
readers not far behind her in taste for boss
TALLY in general. THIS woman assumes
that the Yankee race Is decaying from thin
ness of blood and dryness of system, and
that the only certain way to elevate 1t Is TO
cngrait upon the negro stock. she speaks
in rapiurous terms Of the rich African biood
which is thus TO be infused into the dull
veins Of the Yankees, regencrating andIein-
vigoratipg all the energies OF the Ola race,
'ani impagting new vigcr and neT energy, 10
which il was q stranger before. Nor does
she labor alone in this sacred cause She
is supported by one IiiJon, the associate OF
Bvechcr n the Independent, who maintained
III an oretioG delivered IL the presence OF
many hundred womeD, thai 'it was good for
white women 10 marry black men, and that
the "paasional' and emotional nature OF
the blacks 'Egas needed TO improve the white
race" That the admiAt1re OF negro bleed
would vastly improve the iaHkes race ctn-
not be doubted but we deay that it would
improve any ether race. All these things
are beastiy 10 the last degree, or which
amounts to the SAME thing, they are genuine
Yankee, and wouId be tolerated nowhere
but in Yunk4edoin. There, however, the
sentiment i almost universal, or at least is
fast becoming so. The panph2t 10 which
we alluded sb0V0 says Inc new race, thus
compounded, would be the most perfect
race the world ever saw. Nov, II Is a well
known fact, clearly demonstrated from sta
tistics 10y Prot Tuckec years ago, that tbs
muiaato race ere short lived, and that III
few generations races cl thai composition
uniformly die out Mongrcl raees-the mix
ture of the blood CT Japhet with the bloct
OF Sbc,n and Ham-novcr have been known
10 continue their progeny Tor long series
OF years; so that The very means by which
this voluEtuous Philosopher III pettico2ts
proposes to elevate tie Yankee must end il
the extinction of Lie race-a eonsummation
dcvoutly 10 b5 wished.
The foul Imagination Of this woman rcn
ders it impossible for her to understand tie
purity aud iclicacy OF the Southern lady,
She says; "I'oe Southern women feel the
magnetism OF association with O tropical
race. The mothers and daughters OF TIE
slayeholdiDg ariatocfacy are thrilled with
strange delight by contact with their dusky
servitors." The derraYity of a mind which
could entertain such 81 idea : TOO horrible
for contemplation Is the ~Ioie female part
OF Yankee society utterly corrupted?