The Oxford falcon., 1866-08-09

~ .a1iOa AMe asseFuHAs saA2 etifiFa
made. thst there Is any SPECIAL ll'-teel-
ar or cruige between - 'mm' date
aries 70 ihis t,rneK Felaliga, Is
holly unsounisd, aad Is the FvsBissts utt
.ther ignorance or malise. On lhe
ranirary. the negro fa5s ihai where
he enee bad a KIDD Coasideraie ms
lsr thai Old master Is still his lFurst
arI h-sl friend. and the strongest
.aaniiesations of repugnance that
ave bea Developed thus far are un-
1aenomhly between The negro and
hat pogtiss af cur white population
uho usre uol slavsb0lder, and in
mmaniiies where the slave popula-
lion was the mass sparse, end where,
1 mas b added, the Waite population
are sow the most intensely loyal
Nor IS this uPpareni paradox want
iag 10 8 saiisfaeaary sxplauslio1 for
hose uho we're brouehi mesl 10 een-
uact with the negF0 and who bess IN
dsraood BIS character. knew thar as
race. ard whenlno, iampered with By
als.hief makers. they were doCile
aud aifsctionale. and not uufrequenl.
" sxIbled The most unswvTvilg r.
aslav aud The most devoted attach
nsuis and uhaieEer may b. said TO
lae dapaEagemeul Of slavery as an
insluioa, Il Is nevertheless true thar
ta- Vefv circumstances that resulted
II rs abolnion Wil thFouzh0al az
Falure Iime, FURNISH ifs izi5ss ;sFii'ssisssi;sss
ss1 EsaAa.assnn.
So rsplsse with cruelty ard With
IziuiisFas5ite sTPFss=i5Sf ss@s ms Eslls
& ( taFbarismH said To bs. that ell that
was necessary 10 iis promPg and bloody
sH,inctian vas, that an opportunity
should present Itself 10 the ensiaved
race 10 throw oH the yoke and to
-TEaaks their vesssaaee aFea their oP
bFss.aFs; ard i uas confidently pre-
dicied thar the very 6rsa m0yet1eal Of
the Federal laEees towards an Inva-
son Of hIs slave S5ssss, sas;s'ss.ssagg sas;s'ss.ssagg sc
thsy did heraldsd BY professions Of
Friendship ard prefer. Of deIiverance,
would b. ,be signsl f0r q general uP.
rising. in Which lhe awfui lragedy Of
81. Damiugo woud b. Te enacted
upon Hsssss gg..ssss.l.iie sale, snd With
aggravated hofT0Ts.
And yet 10 the surprise. perhaps Il
is not uncharisa5ls 10 cay. TO the re-
gret. Of some al least uhO bad made
tirls prediction. during all Iha, pro.
louged AID fearful Struggle in Ibs
Ji5u Esss sg s=gasisssi siHfsss every ssiiss =
league Of slave territory was Ovcrrun
alihoagh the adult portion Of ouI
white male population was fer lhe
most Part IN the military Or civil ser
vice. leaving their families and homes
unprotected, nol a solitary instance.
believe. Of attempted lnsuFTectian Oc'
Cured. aud bbl few acts Of iudivid
ual violence. or Of lEespasses ever
upOH properly whilst The instances
were iunumerable IN which these 81
legged victims Of cruelty. with 6 fideli
~ unsurpassed, in spite Of every Iuflu,
euce that could BE- brought to beal
upon them, adhered 10 the fortune.
and the families Of their owuers
through every variety of pTivati0n and
suffering, and we're ready 10 defend
their persons ard their property with
their lives; and Of the comparatively
iHsighiaaaHi BaIBbsT whs jJIEsd the
invading army. not one IN a thousand
was inilusnced by motives Of revenge
nor b any fixed purpose. even to Sc
cure that loon Of freedom, the value
Of which was represented to him with
every possible e1aggeTaiiOn. Whilst
these facfs- credllahle alike 10 master
aHd servant, a'e remsmbered.i il would
he both unreasonable and unnatural
that any special feeling Of alienation
or amnesty should exist between
them.
Al The same time It is undeniably
true. that there are now causes Of an
lagonism between the races which
did not. ard could not well exist in 4
eOndIiiOa Of slavery. Then. each
moved in lis allotted sphere without
collision OK eOnlict The negro rep
resented eur labor as well as cur cap
llal, and hence these usually clashing
Interests were welded together IN
haruSBioHs unl8n. Nss. siuaa tais
relation has been dissolved. this con
test between wages ard labor uill,
and does necessarily exist here as
elsewhere, and he employer and en-.
plOyee viii deal with each OgheF ai
arms-length, each taking advaulage
of the otheEs neeeEities. Moreover,
the whine laboFsr and the coloTed vii
Be competitors IN the Struggle for
employment, snd this compedtlen Uiil
naturally breed Jealousy and collision
Besides all thia here j. lhat auiipa'
Thy Of Faee, 70 which ! have beioTy
alluded ,Wkich exizls uiihout FsfsFeuc.
70 the past or presenl E,utus e thi
negFo smaug us, but Is iuznsiivs
universal, and ineradioahie. and De-
Vslopes itself wIth perhaps aa musl
intensity between sens cher Faoss
IS between he Caucasian and b.
Negro.
Nou tha great I1W o. sthuogTaPay
as Illustrated 10 the expsrieace q
manknd. las demonstrated The FAC
that ubsre TIVE aces Bf uDequal e.
paegY rnms ia oonlaei, The inisrio
can oaiT Be preserved from exiiuciioi
u