The New York herald., 1867-10-06
THE NEGRO REVOLUTION.
English Opinion Of American Society as "In-
OcuIatedv by Africans-Wiil che Whites nIis-
cegenafe Accept Interior Positi0ns
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English Opinion or Amcrcan society as "In-
ocuIased'' by Africaas-WiiI che Whites Mis-
cegenate or Accept an Interior Positions
From tho London Herald, Sept 81
Generations may elapse before the negro power in
America sets its dnal stamp upon Ameran society
But It cannot bs long before the influence is dis
tncty fsl. in the determination OF American poIics
IL active in tho electoral circles, in the press
the struggle for place In municipal contests IN the ag
tations time scarcely less fierce or passionate than
that OF the civil itself We need only In order to
appreciate the importance and understand the tendency
OF the Revolutionary social movement going forward
glance any OF the many group OF facts continually
exhibited by special correspondent at Washington.
Here coorea man notorious ior DIS pars.nsnp % Is
promised the hrst CONTROL throughout all the South OF
the reoeanzed state goverumsnts now they threaten
rebellion n their demands be not conceded 70 the
full and, again, proclaim themselves resolved
TO measure out for themselves without reference
4, asy Savannah they have warmed sns editor an
independent journal not TO plead against tho conscs
on Of Confederae property on pain OF violent coercion
70 this city STATE and tho world thai We are capable Of
Years Win not & question whether sher. win Ss
schools for colorsd Children, but 10 will be whether
white children shall be admitted TO our institutions Of
learning. The bottom nail 10 on top, and Yankees -
well Is all the minority must take the back seat" In
romarking upon this suggestive passage illustrative OF
tion We should observe that contains clear evidence
Of mixed composition. We have not In H. let us note,
o ons osauS % cs0s or arrogant than
other in America, though not yet moro dang rous
There 10 IN IL 70 say the truth, artificial Ydnkeeism
sonsbned svh fte wafuva vanity Of the pofical Sonsbo
Al present, OF course, the manifestation OF for
nidabls importance Any might have prophssied
Whist the manumitted sections Of the South, trusted
with liberties, hatsrsd BY Infinite adulstion look
Ing the lands Of ruined propretors and courted By
The representatives Of self-ssekng factions would do
and say. But what - time progresses az the eaven
works a. the sectional barriers are broken down, @
tins description OF people increase In wealth and Innu
eucs aud asten their hold firmly upon the society
OF America will be the result afecting American
character There ere three colorsd millions terms
OF perfect equality or at any rate resolved II their
own declarations may be trusted upon enjoying such
an equality In State ~ In ldomestc matters. with the
white population. We may may not look forward 10
the process with congatuiaton; may crafty some and
discourage Others who speculate upon the future
fortunes, moral and mental, Of mankind. That u
not the question Of the moment But that such
an inocwston can take place, however gradually, with
out conducting 70 decisive and apparent effects upon the
constitution Of the American nation, irrational
70 believe Nor here forced 10 discuss the old
moot points connected with origin, dispersion and color
or revivs the ong stnsd argument concerning
ment out Of sight and simply aak what, In Afriea ITSELF
IN the colonies OF European empires and In the United
States have been the position ana nature OF the nesros
The story Of their protracted misery and ssrvituds,
though rte not 10 bear repeating must never be
forgotten OF all their millions fruItless 70 civilization Of
all the settlements established vainiy among them, ol
their never having invented alphabet even Initiated
literature OF the blank darkness In which their original
country has for agos lan and In day what is
we sesf Assirediy want Of adaptive facility, OF
qualifications for euup orasory, of dsasin fpr Vprs,