Des Arc citizen., 1866-06-09
TIE ANTIPATnE OF RaCES--DESTGNS . t.4ra ; OF uEaAII5IEGMTY.

l puDhc. oCNIOD. 1 TIE ANTIPATnE OF RaCES-DESIGNS r. sfas OF TIIEoALMEGHTT.
 In connection with the question of ne gro suffrage, Gen. FRANK BLAIR, in his great speech at Macon, Mo-, said:
 1 God Almighty in His providence has implanted in the human heart an instinct of antipathy of race--of one race to ano- ther raee--4wisely implanted 1t for the pur- pose of keeping those races apart and se- parate. Among the Indians you will find that they have antipathy to the white race; that the negroes like their own race better than theysdo the whites; and so on with every shade of distinction between the races, we find that this solid wall of ada mantine exists, reared by the hand of Him I who made the universe, in order to keep separate and distinct those races of people. 'who, are adapted to different zones of the earth which He has made for them to in Fihabit, and all the people of color belong to l one zone, and the white race to another, and still another race to the frigid zone; lsand1itsis as impossibleto blend them as ait is. to blend the vegetation or, the animal kingdoms of those different zones, or to. make the various fruits of the tropics bloom and grow upon these prairies of the temperate zone or in. the, far off frigid zone, or to transplant the scanty herbage which Is common to the fAigid zone and make 1t flourish in the tropics, or the great scared oaks of our own region of country. All these are peculiar to the, different zones, and are marked with broad distinctions, as l the races of men are, marked with broad 1 distinctions-bf and legible as are the great marks which the Almighty has plac- ed upon the surface of the earth itself to mark the different zones which were in tended for their habitations. I 90, my friends, ill my, philosophy for carrying out this intehtionof the Creator, which think J can read so palpably in theEwork of His hands; and whenever we go "a little further. land sec that when ever any attempt has been made to violate these great laws, as l ip the case of Kidnapping these negro slaves in Africa and itransplantingijthem on our continent by the cupidity of our English ancestors, that notwithstanding. weshave treated that class of persons in this coun- try much better, as history will show, than any other people have ever treated slaves, notwithstanding that, the very fact of our attempting to violate these great laws and introduce those people saniongl us, has brought with 1t punishment which has made sorrglthe heart of f}every man who has heart in his bosom in this broad land of ours. 2 w cannot fail toIsee His desi@n,, we cannot fail to see itsi in His,handiwdrk ' We cannot fail to see it and feel it in the livery impression of His .handsitpoiT5us us as u lsnationin the recent atfiiction of five years war; nor can we fail to see what will be the ultimate result of those laws which are of perpetual operation, and which no finite being capsobstlatetlfor one instant. The end mot that the negroes will have sui frage in this temperate zone; tic end is hot that tliey will have rights.df of equality yin, this temperate zone with the white people who inhabit it and have made it what it is, l and in the government which was made by themsand belongs to them. v No; the result will De, that these unhappy people cwilEt fade away before the step of the white man; that they will disappear as the Indian has disappeared, and as all other races Fhaee
 disappeared who have attempted to resist the irresistible march of the great White ! race of people in that climate which is ' btheir own [applause, and of right itouglt
 to be So. tHak about equality of rights Lt Yea cannot make equality ofGrighb till you can make one set tof mengegual to ana
 other; and who says that this race-these
 negroes or any Nother--are equal to the white race? You have history of any other
 race scarcely, except that which comes ldfpm mere rumor and from the visits of white men to far-off countries; and ourrace
 Is the only race which has achieved any
 thing in the art--which has accomplished ' anything in science. It Is the only nation
 in which real governments have been es.. tahlished-cerfainly the only nation in which self-goyernment has been establish Fed and mainaiAed. fNow, shall We black | en ourselves by this 'ihtermingling of this | dark race, which we know is incapable 9fl self lfgqvernment, and attempt td5 better our lnstitqtlons admitting the black man and | producing that deterioration which, we,, know will come by such intcrnhxt,rre ?A Men who are capable of doing that are un- fit and unworthy to belong to the race which has .achievedg gall that has beqa,I achieved in the civilized world
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 CoAI Oil A CURE FOR Hoo CHoLERA. In the lower part of Hardin county, Ky coal oil has been used successfully in the.l cure of hog cholera. In one case, several Rogs, ins a. lot of which seventy. had just died, were ciiredlby drehching them with two table-spoopfuls of coal oil, repeating the dose the next day. / h another case q, cure was accomplished by mixing coal oil with meal slop aud eatenbystllelswine. W0
 An absent minded editor, having court. ed a girl, and applied to her father, the old man said
 Well you want my daughter What