The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-12-14
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'hsVs led nss] lsarosd men 10 speed.
late upon th< probable results Of
universal fresdon in the United
stsaes. BY many, Il : Fed that IL
fa,ue sill witness . gradual dssliss,
Of that spirh Of ssssryri.s ~bisA 49,
10 the past, Characterised The Assri-
can people .od that In The soushsrs
States, condition Of spsshy and
wre.chsdness, ees inferior 10 that Of
uahsppy Nsaieo. ~ay b. sYpse-
hended.
Aaother class Of shess philsao.
pher. hold diferest visvs upon he
Subject, ssa ~ tAsir. visvs, 10 The
majority Of isssssces, eciseide with
osr own, ve viii prevent to our rsad.
era What se conceive will b. The fa.
ssrs result Of plseisg he segro 10 tho
rcsssasios Of bic ftssdon. Euaaei.
patton l. one Of the evils growing Dat
Of, sad produced by our Is,e civil
war. Frou the eM lest ages, the
eoaqseros has demanded coaeessiess
frcn the conquered rhese eonccs-
aions have, in tho main, consisted Of
pay nsas Of moaey, or the rslisquish-
asat Of territory to the stronger as-
tioa, in csses where the belIigerents
we're Of different nationalitics. Ia
eases Of Internal or evil var, the
conquerisg party endeavors BY nj
positions Of taxes, con 6scstiou, or the
appointing Of civil and military OH :
GERS in its own interest, to hold tho
sonqsersd in subsection. Taxsa and
con6scssioa weaken the defeated
party, and render thssn less caps5 Bic
Of renewing the contest att future
period add IL 10 these means Of hold =.
iss the conquered in cheek, bs added
the influence Of numerous officials in
the interest Of the conqueror, il viii
be acknowledged that the most pow.
srful Of means have been taken 10
casure the safety Of tho stronger
party.
Emancipation was con6scstion OF
Lie creates. magnitude, Before the
immc"sity Of its proportions, all other
methods 10 weaken the South appear
to be futile yet, to this. has been
added indirect taxation to pay shs
cxpensss Of the war, aud the whole
sale removal Of our civil officers
And "A IL this were not enough, our
former property, the slave, although
not confscated to the monetary iattr-
est Of the North, has yet been taken
fron us by the direct act Of our po-
iiticai opponents and late enemies in
arms, and indirectly made to do them
ssrvics-not Ia ,bs fern of ,aassal
labor--bat At The balloi-6ox.
In the history Of no nation, an.
eicn. OF modern, has freedom from
bondage followed in the footsteps Of
tho conqusros; on the contrary, moi
oaly have the slaves of the coaq asr.
cd been converted directly 10 the use
Of The stronger party, but frequently,
the conquered themselves have Keen
reduced to = state Of vsssalage.
In no country, save the United
Statss, would shs cosiscatiea Of slave
property have directly bessattsd the
Winning party, except BY the trans.
fer Of ownsrship bat the vide dif.
ference between our foru Of govssa.
!, nest add that Of any other nation
saablsd oar enemies to not only ain
= powerful blow II our prosperity
70 shear us Of eur streseth--but At
the ssns time 10 add to their owa,
and alec gain the appreciation Of
Anticipated philanthropists through
out the world. All this has bssn 40
ompIished through emancipation and
the bsstowsl Of tho right Of sadrags
aPca the negro, who viii naturally
follow the leadership Of those who
haye liberated him.
! The result Of this emancipation u
WHIST We proposs TO discusa. II
has, no dosbt, been observed BY The
intelligent reader, thAt wherever the
Aaglo Saxoa gaias a foo.hold, tn
inferior rsee, with which ~ eosnss in
contact, either becomes suhservisat
TO his will or ilsappssrs before the
advance Of that civilization which in i.
svitably marks the progress Of the
superior raes. This is : fact which
cannot be controversial, and il il in
The superior yi,slisy Of the Anglo
saxos tha. our hope fos tho future
must principally lie In countries
where tho Spanish or French el.ms 1T
exists, ~ IN the West ladies Or tho
Hpaso. Ansricas Statss, the chief
cause Of DOGGY which has followed
| emancipation, lies III the fict that
the s~Jori.y Of the population con :
sisted Of mis<d blood At The tine Of
emancipation, sad fGrthsrnsrs, that
neither the French nor spAsisA pse.
pie possess The is.snss vitality that
chsrsessrisss The Anglo Saxos.
Agais. the Tsssea and Spanish POO.
pie 81 rsusstsbls fes the ssss With
which they as~iailste with the ~.
tioss Of asy esnatsy In which they
nay ssssblisA ssIosiss. Eyes il
Africa, sh1 rm,s holds god ssa ID
l. moral sAd physical inpoasibilhy
for the Caucastan 10 mjvwls hh blood