The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-02-28

ideas Of liberty, who never perieu lite, hbcr-
t., or property This kind Of theoretical, hol-
low, impractical friendship amounts to but
very little. While I say that | friend of
the colorcl man, do not want to adopt
policy that believe will end in a contest be-
tween the races, which, if persisted IT, will
result in Tie cxtcrininatiou of enc or the other.
God forbid that should bc engaged in Snch
work!
Now, it is always best to talk about things
practically, and in a common sense way.
have said, and repeat here, that if the colorcd
man in the United States could find no other
Moses, or any Moses that would be more able
and efficient than myself, would be his Moses
to lead him from bondage to frecdom; that
would pass him from a land where he had
lived in slavery to a land Gf it were in our
reacl) Of f?ccdom Yes, would be willing
to pass with him through the Red Sea to the
Land Of Promsc-to the land Of liberty but
am not willing, under either circumstance,
to adopt Il policy which believe will only re-
suit in the sacrifice Of his life and the shedding
Of Ills blood. Think know what say.
feel what say; and feel we'll assured, that
if ;he policy urged by some he persisted in, 1t
will result in great injury to the white man as
well as to the colorcd man. There is a great
deal ct talk about the sword in one hand ac-
compl;Snng an cad and the ballot accom-
pli>hins another at the ballot box.
These things all do very well, and somc-
times have tOrciDle application. We talk a
bout Justice; We talk about right; we say
that the white man has been in the wrong IN
keeping the black man in slavery as long as
hr has. That i all true. Again, we talk
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