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

ltLNu 0Gt u inc ke~tOrt iOn u RI hts to the
NIX ~, pe6p'es Sil i6l'ov in whoe or in
par, he dYpos.isn Of ~ e1eo bjsour gov
ern nett. mo snrs eligible l4tnt than
Mexico could beschossn for - ciyiliza-
,ionSf III, fres 5Pme 17s lsss 31soximi,y to
the states, Ney -skiefy iahabit and its re-
semblance in ternper,ure and susceptible
ties Of soil are physical features that give
it peculiar prominence for the purpose,
hid iavcss' IL SitAttSe character III In ksy-s
lum "a her than a place Of exile. Here
might the freedman be transplanted with
advantage to both races-here removed
from the dispar ag emen.i which al 81
citation with the whites must ever entail
!opld the ~pezross .by GLOW and aalau Do.
cess mature and if capable become scion
worthy II the pssea. trse Here Win &
gosernueht Of his own ,adpipistered By
his own caste, and protected by the whole
power Of Our hat'on as Well az SUPPORTED
by it, suel inacQaired STABILITY, be opened
to the freedman every OCCASION aud aux
Hilary to his eleva>)n'to Be found in The
fullest political accompanied by "a tbs
social rights and privileges Of life-hcr.
might be founded schools aud homesteads
and all the opportunities Of q new couu-
try made available os much to the negro
population as has been our Mississipri
valley 10 the peasantrs Of our own and
lote,gu land here might they learn and
purse all the arts, emplovments and ave.
Gallons of civilized society, attain the fu
e,cture Of manhood and exemplify with.
Gu. h,ndrance or restraint their capacity
as a pt opie for self government.
Their migration wonld not be attend.
ed with half the per,I, exposure, prva-
tions and labor that is yearly undergone
hy our own race in the east in passing
h,ther and locating in the west. OF as ~
suffered by citizens IN their annual mr.
grafton over the plains. Mexico would
be accessible to the treemen by old and
secure routes and By coast and river con.
uecrions. A colony a!tordlng sucr, a.
fractions and assuring their prosperity
unless wholly Indifferent TO their snsa.
ton and Improvement. could not fail 10
cause "a general exodus of negroes from
ali parts of the Union and leave us hap
PLY exempt from those ieud. and :r,-.a
n'c,ue w,rs ccrt,'n TO arts. be- ween- the
races III their competition for the tabor If
the colH,ry. Tne interest of this people
would be thereby consulted. humanity
sub>erved, ana onr nation made p-rm--
n-u,lv iGar,nonioYs and hOmosen in,s-
Bat hercv-r this plan in the end NAV b.
,nauguratcd | An persuaded that the dsy
is no, distant when their re,nov.s viii Ne
drnandcd by as general an aconitscenr.
IN its necessity as from time t. time has
h"en deemed Necessary for the comm on
r.pose and safety to remove from our
midst the Indian tribes With the whites
they can never AS 'ini .te. and - long IS
TINS incom ,,at'b ilny remains must they ha
distinct, antayoni:tic uai hostile with 10
identity in interest and aims, The fertile
element Of new dissension' AMI the ever
ready combuS,ib'e interval to tAperil
aud enwrap our lani in the eonaa@ ra-
ton Of fresh domestic Huarre!s. We
have no other hight tor our guidance than
experience en- tbs subject, and that ex-
prrleuca ii i inrulcAtes anything, dres
Il establish The "xl>,-nc- OF an irrened-
abb. av.rs!rn that renders any genuine
and lasting ,nIrll"ra'lnu Of their cDni-
ton imprac ica'i" except through Tho
cnaurei oi lIs>u "a ION AMI serera'e GOV
ernmeut. The father of the declaration
OF indie pence. Mr. jefferson. advised their
removal when they w-re or'v ole tenth
OF their present nnmh"r, in these impress
i've words: "Olr ri vsic,f am ,noral
charaG 'ers, oar happ:n"s ana s.:"tv de-
man1 their sepera,ioH or worse VII. !ol-~
low If no, acc mr'iSh<d ly Tie sener.
Gus energies Of OR own minds, then IL
will b" nrcught about bs the bloody pro.
cess Of ST Domingo again." SAYS Mr..
Jv.f'rson, "noth'ns is more cer,allv wit.
ten ia the book o: late than that the ~.
groes are /, be free nor is il lass certain
that tn, Two races equally free canrot
live IN tho same government Nature,
habit, opinions! have drawn indeiible
hines OF distinction between them 1t
is still in our power to.drect the process
of emancipation and deportation and in a
such slow ae,.rrc tat the evil will wear
off insensibly ard their place be paris
ra>see filed up with free white labosers'
Ii on the contrary i. is left to force a.
self, our human nature must shudder ut .
the prospect held up" S,ngularly aud
solemnly prophetic is this language indf-
ca,n, IA. once the evi! and the complete !
remdy. Near three quarters Of centu.s
~ have rolled over since these almost in.
spired utterances were breathed ~ their :
venerable author Since then The evil
from d half million has grown to IN the
same area Of country to the fri gh,fai
magnitude OF FIVE millions, and with rs
growth has the divergenee Of the races
become more inveterste than subdueti :
with age. The event of equa' freedom
has hsen prophesied and fulfilled Shall L
we sup,ne'y await that other calami,y
fore.oli by Mr. Jefferson until in the war
Of races for the ascendancy? The resi- I
due of our strength and resources is swept
AWAY with the subversive enregy Of the
AVALANCHE. Bat forbear 10 TAX your. :
patience further 1t is desirable in every
aspect Of the case that these States should
be read usted in the Union at the earliest
a,,ainable period. The constitution Of
our fathers has presented the mode at
their admission. Over them has its gen
JUS cast the mantle Of amnesty, Ind
around them the panophy OF, is .prosec:: ,
ton. At the common altar ahastsned
and enlightened BY fac,ion do they re.
ward the charity Of Liberty by fervsht
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