The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1867-08-08
BE Alnishsy hand. They are
toe. equally under the professions


b Almighty. and equally dear to him
H their respective spheres-spheres In
which he placed them and for which he made
thens- The horse and the jackass are both
alike the oreations Of God. He did not create
Them Of the same type. or make them one
and the. same animal, Hs. gave TO one
beauty Of form and symmsiry, spirit and
feetness !; and TO the other strength, endur.
ance and other valuable qualities. So he
has distinguished between the negro and
white man. To the former he has given
black skin and woody head. greater
strength and lsss brain. he has adapted
him 70 labor and gives him ipores which
/ ae'y maiafies ana ievsrs, 10 the other he
mas gwen white skin and z mead Of hair,
iess s'rens'n ana larger orain, adopted to
nigner thoughts ana greater irtsileetual i'm.
piovements.eo> 2s@ Gs lye3e,ll sgi, 80
But Gcdioveshiswhoie creation equally.
and 1t 70 to be presumed Sthasne has the
same regard for the owl that ne has Tor the
eagle, and 90 with the horse ana 'he jack
asa the white man and the negr0 PROVIDED,
slwsy'' that the one 10 40 faith'ui In the
o'sehsrge OF mis- mission on earn as the
o'her. It's oy no means'a erims or fault
ON me part OF 'he Jaeksss' that no cannot
run as swiis'y ss the horse. He was not
created Tor .ueh hestns's; and so.wilh the
negro; ne mas not been endowed oy God
win tne same volume o' orsin thst the
sn''e man % mas eno ne IL MT 10 p'ame Tor
oe,pE "osoie 10 eomPete WIN nim u science
ana knowiedge. ne an inieriof animal
70 tne Wnite man. 900 made him such as
ne " 'or or wise purposes as ne mace she ass
inferior 70 tne morse. IL 10 as ioonsh to
think OF making Poe.s, artists ana staesmen
out lot negroes as 1t would be TO make race
horse,o or asPirifed charger In pattle out OF
- Jaekas'. You may give the nsgts the
righe oil suffrage and tho right 10, hold OF
nee, and make him a'legislator. and soyou
may enter the ass Tor four mile heat with
the o'ooded horse, or you may mountAim
IN battle Tor charge on the enemy ; but
both would be equally unwise aud di'as.
trouS for you are attempting 90 pefvert
nature and the laws Of God. " H1 ~
Professor Agassiz, Of Harvard College,
Massachusetts,, the most learned and seisn
tifio naturalist the world has ever produse.
declares most confidently, after He
time Of thought aud observation on The
subject, That the negro and the white man
were created as specifically different as ihe
owl and the eagle. They were designedto
NIL different places in the system Of nature
The negro is no more negro by accident
or misfortune than the'ow is the kind d
bird he is by accident or misfortune. Ths
negro is no moro the white mans brother
than the owl is the sister Of the eagle, or
than the ass 10 the brother Of the horse !.
There are, saws the same great autbosffv
cover one hundred specjfe differencAF1ba 1ba
tween the bonat and nsrvo,,. 40 .,.r, - q, |,
\ white man and ,bs nsoro i,a..d ~ d.
1 form. ar. oi;t. n 10 s.,,,,,,.u IN =
no, ha,a !, an. xp,. =, -.
a.. .-.s - -. 80 a'''.S =
- ~ 80 aeS'"' VI ."e"'
-, e'Po',''o"' 80 '"a' VI
'"e "'0 , ine n7sro DO ooneS 'e eon'a,n'
' s'ea'e' pe' 0en.ase o' oaicareoos sait'
N'A. 'a.se =. pe ~nne ipan. Even tne ne
gros p'ood is chem,ca'iy very diheren'
hu'a from that which courses In the We, nj
OF the white man. The whole physical or.
ganizstion OF the negro differs quite as
much from the white man as it does from
that Of the ehimpanzee--that is in hil
bones. muscles, nerve and fbres The
chimpanzee has not much further to bro
aress to become q negro, than the nenro
has 70 become n ,vbite man. T,bi. tao,
.c,sn.s ,,sxborsb,v detnon,,ra,a.,
t,. .or..d. nv Al, ,,;,ntiao m.r vho h.v,
,r,n,d ,s.,r attention 10 mi, ,nh,so, ., =,
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