Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-03-03

cation that would withhold from h,m .
fset,sl % Essential to his indspen fence -
N Az AZ We wanting in~nn example that
tut clain will be asserted 1by th. .pegpa
Jwosp h. has the p,~ss ssflAy Il 1s tSis
ihoaf undersoi"g the swe5 OF slHevoH
lion. between the mui utoeS aud the klac
Istss5ouSNb'e to the fact That TIL blacks
havss I'd no share 10 thAPa1ron Axs, aid
tats6s1fse manasementN ssyairsis cvS-
Quoted by tho qnadroons and octaroons.-
They have promulyat their resolve that
the disparagement shall cease, and that
the purity Of their African blood shall no
longer 10 Pros,+itsd All outraged by an
exclusive monopoly Of mulIato govern.
in.nt.
They will now have all the control, as
] az accu,nalatet iaterest due 10 hem on
account OF past exclusion, and will be
! practically in The lime 10 CONE. Al they
have been nominally tree in the time past
I How the trial Of arms upon this question
Will result. time only can disclose, but
there Is in It an instructive warning, that
as truly as like effect follows like cause,
so surely will al an,agonisaI, and war vf
races for the ascentency, happen. 10 the
'ivus and untried experiment, OF giving to
the ignorant and depraved; sovereign sway
ia The affairs Of these states.
| Lay the foundation Of your schouls -:
erect your churches, aud Commence you
benevoien, work as wisdom directs, If you
would have il durable and by christi.ulz-
ing, and educating the minds Of the rising
generations Of freedmen, build On these
e'tments az \ foundation. and then il you
have the patience aud inclination, may
you wituess at ouce to the world, your sim
cerety and your sing'eness Of purpnse,
aud tue attainment 0! your hig h aud laud-
able aims. And wien by culture you
have brought them to u level with our cwr
race, De prepared to admit thsm TO your
soc,e,y-tor it would be cruel aud un-
charitable in the extreme. to briug them
to that point Of intelligence, where your
SOCIAL prescription, is applied, wo,lj rem
der them the more sensitive to the wrong
and produce in them but natural feeling.
of repuIslon aud shame | protest, that
Il peltec' AMI practical enjoyment of po
litlcal rig hts-lnvolv'ng also the necessa
~ idea OF social rights and TO confer the
one Is TO acquire the other or accept war.
! Around US on every SHE aud IN every
township .! tree Territory, even III distant
| Dakota, The schools aud the sanctuary use
TO attest The imperative importance ia our
! judgment, of ed alton and religious taits;
TO secure public rights and individual
! protection, to RET der the citizan compe-
! tent To do iuslce to himself, aud 10 dis
! charge those responsibilities and duties
/ l., f,lt
| institution o! his equity. Inc freedmen
! IL .nat,sr WHO may be Responsible for the
. TACT, or where The accountability is 10 be
rendered are immersed in ignorance and
uLaasc,pined in moral principals. ap-
peal " the candid mind to answer me,
whether with these last nam-d conditions
predominant ia society, we should regard
in these states, as safe, either prope rty or
lie, or The sanctl,y Ut home.
Shall We ask our kindred and race.
though once foes how brothers. aud per-
, haps eoou 10 vie With each Of Us in the
execution OF the Monroe Doctrine in GAL
Ian,ry and devotion to The old flag, soon
i to oe marsha'ci sh ,ulher TO SD u. der, AS
| ~ the days OF yore, Ia maintenlnc. OF
our c,,ina0u Ga,lunhliiy, 10 Nd go
scenes OF rapine, plIlI2e, murder AMI dis
| h ,tior, from the mere contemplation OF
~ invuiuu tar,iy shadj,r. ani as surely
! in The sequel IL ov-ritke ourselves, As The
/ spark that isnitcs y1n iistaat auiuuInai
| PRAIRIE bears by s~nt and quiet aiyan-
Co.'S The cuntlasra'ion ~ your very fire
sldes? No, there is Som",h,ns in
the very suggestion of suffrage for the
| grown up ir-ednlsn, 50 deviilsh IN design.
50 nbhorrenl III results, attended with
such portenls of widespread m,Sch et
30 radical an upbea,al OF the social or
| der; SO repugnant TO tAe common emo
| tons Of ch, i>tiauitv aud religion. as
| to arouse our whole moral sense in Oppp-
| .it,o,,, and 10 co,nhine every patrio. 10 the
most stern aud un>ield.ng resistance
| lhaaks 10 the common honesty; TO the
| credit of human nature be II said to the
average intelligence OF our voter. to the
glory of rep"h' caa- institutions, IA dati-
iul respect for our fathers, and the inteS
r,y of the Union they left, such an in-
cuugruous state Of things i, AS distant of
accom- phi shment ~ the most visionary
utopia, aud that by the Lsbest "t the co.,
stitu,ion anL BY The voice Of common
obedience t. its direction. This question
will be referred first, where, if passion
and violence should ever prevail, It must
be l~ft 1T last 10 the uutrameled ACTON Of
the people OF the States most directly IN
,er~sted, because most affected by the is
sue. For it is n faci, Leyond the, power
OF successful coutrsdie,ion,9 that negro
suffssgs obtained over and against the re
muns,ranees, OF the people Of the south
cru states, would eonlinas 10 long only Is
the military farce req,,s'.e 10 inaianraie
il, remained within their corporate limits
to give ii support. What disposition
then Of the freedmen do .pruaenee aud
h"'na nity sagges.9 The ,'na OF denmark
alton now obii,era.ed thai deno.ed the
boundary OF slave AMI free Territory,
seems destined TO forever remain the
northern limit of negro settlement This
line is to negro the Rubicon, which nc
prohibi,try enactment torbids his pass
age, but au int s,lict more stringent yet
than written law. Public sentiment has
declared il effect This he shall netrcrop:
within this ideal hns7has be thnsfar found
employment; bu. how much longsr, now