New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-19
DKmOCRATIC RATIFICATION
COOPER INSTITUTE.
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soS Of Europe ., woum ION 10 the sunny South, whei
Ieefred ron iapdlo. ds and moneyed cap!,ass
fq hpG ssr ssted aud ore yhGe!eu nH,t- "r
Lsel s,,s tbsn the titled geh now ever emn,oYe,
n tho the masses to b." tTS pSo pud IJhs
70 suDu" ".riition and aVarlce. - - ~. ~
iSsiale sbor wogd not be- as hitherto ,"eieS ny. iio
eio's'sSa IA associate even as supeIiors, Wh. tin
Esnf obuoxous habitqdeS ana instincts ana rev.,
hs o. of the barbarian life OF their Ahic.
CdGtne ios Of subiueati0p in their own persons :
ancestry % %nder the eve Of an oyerseeT-Out II woul'
trrs 'UOoosssSity now of embracing as equals thos
be ioe sjways considered nferiore~9J recognizing
sSscs re law Of amagama,uoah lor .noss why wv,
teeone lu X Ia law In o common destlny--coGM no
$40 ud uo h 10 create the atnties Of marriage INT
tSs !ol he that as in 81. Domingo, thefe Woue p'
isu. race Of better blood than the blneks con
snSa 10 them for none can believe but thsl
tiantg tcnPl Plsr in the state woud utterly abure al
re Sanction with either the negro or the adu
..riei generations: ... 3, ,ros true that man like
,is.,;rk Douglass might rise SEarthy, Ialner INN, onnn
IFF,rib ssXon contour-vith long, smooth locks
sOy VIZ VIZ Srpea white as IL 10 deny his origin In II
thee bAe y, baltimore Douglass had pointed to the
h's So .nong the CrcOles Of 81 Domingo Who arose
fOt nv ,Ssr liberties and yndlohte NOT thelf equa'l
oss. ;o,itr over the French and Spanish races III
tuissY.SIb1 Nv their determination. The speaker had
ts esDg ~, fopr millions OF freedmen might, In time
70 ode.. e., the South catastrophe like that OF ST
S-e Sfl II governed on the plan proposed by MessiS'
tS1Ss and Stevens, countsnaneeu 1y Mr of
tlIA p';r dvet al length upon the propositions OF
N Dc S1ner MS SET forth by the recent speeches OF
sn in references to the stains and rights OF the
Sa5 Also adyerted in courteous terms 10 Tue opin
;,so Mr. Beecher ,..-,u. ro ,.,o pobe,
~. Nth outlyinC territories which have no gov
soo,t and Mr. Stevens has encored thlS doe'r,ne
;.r IN addition The property OF the Rebels shaii
ar national debt. and indemnify ireedseh anu
r,,-ssre-sn This indemnity would include among
y. ~ s-iaSs ofthe North who have been loya snneT
Wv w ~ stevens and myself lie lost MS iron EoiA
..5 6Itnres aud lost NY house ana nome; 1e'
,5 bsrly consent 20 reduce the whOle popu'a.iOn VI
ne South to pOuperlsin but tuls ~ SEM se' ~ iootc5
'.,tfy Mr Steyens-corporal punishments arc IooAeu
w in tnis programme that Acknowledgement and
.,,svsilon await the mass Of propretors ana eapth
risbnept ia to be visited upon some ana that tnc
tss5man will take the place OF the master; Al.'
Hiay oso In his paper of the 4th Of October last,
rss hspDy prospect for tue freedman: Inc negIOes
ss Asclng TO school; tottling children mothels 4h
bshas al their breast vorkingmen aiteF thS4l ga!
fSTis over aged patriarcbs ana Whlte'heageu siabu
Jswes sl NAV be seen pOTing over their primers
TSsreyer the teachers Of the Fredmans ana SOeeues
re stationed They learn with wonderful fapidl!,
Ee An goes well with them. How Is 1t VIII the poor
Whites according to Mr.. Greeley who goes on 70 s.ate
Ae stod apathy OF the whites VINO are d. a'!e'' "'
There is more Of this in THE TREBuNEs article all
aesnt to prove that the poor white IS hopeless! ue
paved beneath the negro. do not deny that the care
Sthe master has saved the slave from many OF the lis
apoyery Negro slavery has created three classes IL
rp South the master class, that constitutes the
orsrcy the dependent negro caste which Is provided
I'D cared for by tho master; and the poor whites the
stcass which the cheaper labor OF slaves has thrown
otto dwell 10 bowels and live on patches, occasional
lbs hunting. fishing, glesnings, and even worse
glls sc. = 1t is evident, from the whole
,uor Of the radical policy, that
=. 4 "a q rVI a O..
negro constitutes the eosenai psTt OF ~ ana Is 70
is massive weight in ts politics. We have seen bow
fe old master Is to be disposed Ot Negro equality
v the belp OF pains and penalties is 20 deprive HIM
Al p-operty 20 expe him from the South Or reduce him
ensignihearee there by political dlsirsnehlsement
IA me still more deepv felt social humiliation The
bEer class OF whites will then be easily subordina.ed
b be negro and put in q condition Of amalgamation
v them and so make one mOngrel race OF abOrers TO
All into rank and march into the cotton heds IN the
pyOf Northern capitalists and manufacturers, and
tsssr tie command Of their managers.
TIE SPEAKER made a stupid pun to the efect that
rrjsrtbs radical sysem there would presently be no
suOns 10 the South but Gea SALOONS, and then pro-
Seist
Tbscbsme Of party politics now developed by the
r,aie 4. who once marched under the Republican ban
n ro to be found in any Of the platforms 70 which
Nsr rave tbef eaily allegiance ana OBTAINED the pub
beolflenoe All this is done IN the name oil the pun
5lnsstnf treasoD-the treason Of a whole people th'
trsssot OF some fifteen States - Ihey forget that
vEhe treason Of Calhoun, Northern mani 0
BEA4rsu, Northern man; and OF thelr saaeutes
rsar Of them Northern. and was the Onsprlni
Cfte iuDreCnation Of that institution which wa
brought to the South In ships sailing from Enghsh AM
yanAefn ports Our declaration OF indePehGehc
iJsi 10 lis original form, as 1t fell from the nal'
O,JeHerson seOuFgeg the horrible royal tyranny an
oauerce as cupidity that inoculAted our free Sa10
Institutions with the virus Of the moral plague. IN
t,smes Of free government-the enemies OF the grea
dependent spirited race that had Its birth stnld va
DOW Of the Caucasus-Whereyer such enemies eAisl
fhaf eudn
Gthlt people on this continent There are iheTcena
there are viciots ambitious motives that produce ba
esietton from the elevated prlncipie when animate
Ee stock which created the white mans gOyernmel
{ the New World The most fatal propagation
rjiatiEg principle. moral and political that eve
reached the New World was that which poured u
lOd Of Africa into its veins. Its Infectious innuene
Us so0n felt among those who first induiged IN u
tsaiAbrlging traffic.
II ever government Of white and black is TO
tsabhshsd The white race must be as Thoroughly SUI
isiA 70 tie blacks as ever the blacks wore 70 u
Vtas. TIE ordeal Of seryitude must prepare both
tlAuii in pesce 10 the equality proposed. There new
tA, peace between these races until tie Nessiua
llstsn have subdued both to underStand thnt
EilIe life Is setter than 10 NE 90 hot tnlnA u
vl men Of the South have yet been taught this eSs'
EprNety as TO permit the negro TO take theT pla'
vkuut a struggle Does Mr. Sumner mean 70 ieal
t'libltrament OF the blacks and whites TO the Sout
Gaoes he that the North shall step IN ana sun
80 VOC NLlttb 70 Tue ucelOce NVA'N "
" experiment. for the friends Of negro equality
vae issue 70 be decided by the two colors IN q
sss4 Tor more than two thirds Of the slaves stood
" Saie OF their MASTER in the late hgbt anu wltho
sAOliern army TO give promise Of success to J
sse struggle Tor emancipation. II Is not improbab
eAnaay who have been delivered by our soldie
sO 60 into the camp Of their old masters 70 seeu
astfeednen on easier terms than by lighting again
SSea Tie controversy practically comes to THIS; u
most conquer and hold tue South for the negroe
sec s, naEe then and II dependency; or freedmen,
'sih,naa y de SoHk. must relapse into the scrTi
~T.uohw T.tohw 70 Northern or Southern MASTERS.
I'D. ne eegroes are ever to be free equal, and ind
,.est laey must have place Of refuge set of al
SSD SY then by the common consent Of all the Stat
S,sS vhSa. Of all the Republics on this continen
Ibe.si promise is now held out 10 them by q
ns ~, government Of Mexico 1t beckons them
f,o,, ~ ,s tesen stretching round the Gulf Of MeK
/ IT, ny ny 40 Gfande. Have we not right to acce
prs';ssm' sad unite with the struggling people al
II fnm su. s,.. Of the Mexican Republic in restoring
rsr 81, ign domination, and confirming 10 onr free
esrisI Ipel,u,h home in a land-in q cline co
fhafv hs.ftf