The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-09-27


would suppose that here was basis
high civilization, aud thai countries poPq
lated by such inhabitants would beconI
first 10 rank ia the new world upon The u
reduction of new slemenls from EuroPI
And this conciusion would be sirengthe7e|
by considering that 10 exhaustive val
we're necessary 10 The submission OF u
natives aud that the Christianity OF u
conuuerors was readily aud geueraiiy e
cepted by Them Besides, the Andean
dian had and has good physical deve
opmenl. a dociIe temper, is not destitute
ingenuity, and can be trained 10 habits
iudustry- Bni the result has belied sud
reasonable expectation. Power has seats
itself on the stormy coat of The Norihe f
Atlantic. in the valley of the MISSISSIPPI
aud along the streams which How from
Stony mountains 10 the Pacific, while Me
leo approaches social dissolution, and sou
OF il all governments are, unsteady, lab
sluggish, population stationary, propef
insecure, pecuiation ramDani and povei
general There is no established liter
ture, aud there are no roadsl Even
Inca highway, extending from Quno no
Greds OF leagues souiIward into upper Pc
ir fact as we'll as name the Cauino Read
the royal Toad-has become dilapidsit/
and is supplanled by mud paths. Aud
whatca or causes shall This result
attributed IT cannot be the Catholic 70
of religion which pre<aiIs, for France
Catholic, and vel among he tirst OF natio
Nor can il be The 'uisgorernment Of SpaH
The errors OF Spanish colonial policy We
much miligated before independence a
thirty or Tory years have elapsed since.
Nor can II De republican insiitutions,
we have them also. Nor can il be an
feriority OF The Spanish race TO 9th g
Spain has produced heroes and poets. 5
was once dominant ia Europe, and md
recently she broke The power OF apols
even wheE heI own sovereign was tread
erous 10 her cause and her honor
No one of these alleged CAUSES tt
produced the result before US, and
must look further for an adequate exl
nation. Some of them may have Il
tr buted to the result, but they
not cause it. In my opinion, the 10
cause has been, the mixing of distinct
ces. The Spaniard has not had sell
spect enough to keep himself uncontal
mated from the ative and the negro, a
be has, therefore, inflicted upon his cf
quests or colonies in the New World,
the curses of ny bridism. But he has bC I
still more in flul. In all the new repq
lies OF the South his theory has been
false as his practice has been viciosL
has proclaimed political and social equ,
ty among VII stocks and mixtures OF
man beipgssin in contempt of notorious fa
and of past ex perience. This theory, q
practices conformed to it, have produ4
monstrous evils, which centuries can1
undo. In point of fact, in Spanish Am
lea, there is neither purity of blood
organization of labor without which
people can be energetic, virtuons and pr
porous,
1t is for Us to take the instruction
this example and profit by it; to req
the appeals of false philanthropy, and
maintain those principles of political e
social conduct which we have follow I
heretofore, with signal adva ntage and 81
cess. am, DC. &c,
G. r. BucKALEw.|
Hon. John Cressweil, Jr.
Now, fellow ctizsns, let US try no RI
experiments with the people of the Soul
Let us not exasperate but conciliate.
Let us not adopt such course As Will jq
tfy rebellion in their eyes, or that OF thi
descendants, Furthermore, let Us ins1
that no preference hereafter be skowu
the negro. If be Is as good as the Will
man let him take the came chasces. Id
Is it now ? A Freedsmans Bureau
erected especially for the care of Degros
and homes, farms, schools and the Ii
furnished them at our expense. Ma
New England in her love for them sen
school teachers, money &C., while she Sc
the poor crippled soldier who happens
become township charge to the lowe
bidder Why do these men adopt the
egroes SIS their brethern! They sCG
thelr Uotes. Horace Greeley SAYS emal
cipatrou will add 500, 900 votes to Il
Republican party, aud H. Winter Davi
of Maryland, another high authorit
SAYS: "It is votes, numbers. not intel
geuce we want There can be no dou
that this partJ is pledged to negro equa
ity. They have adopted it wherever th
have had power. Their conventions g
dorse it. Leading men in their party q
tn lr principal papers openly proclaim u,
unless we at ouce crush that party tn
will fasten it not ouly upon the South b
upon US. Chie Justice Chase quotes Ts
titus, and breaches equality to these free
men, while Covode, ,Suuuer and the less
lights make it an eternal text.
In view, then, fellow citizens, of c
pernicious tendencies of the doctrines
the opposition, so subversive of COVER
ment and of the objects for which this "
was begun, what Is our duty! In the Fl
place we must be true to the grand pri
ciple of liberty, must never forget WI
we are, what we have been, and what
before US. By our example in l776 J
revived liberty tbroughout the earth.
ascended the Andes, awakened Frame
and taught Italy and Greece the lesso
of their better days. 1t inspired Koscir
l. q,