The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1869-04-01


American community. Think of it,
the distinction of race, fashioned by the
hand of the Creator, SO broad and deep,
ard impossible, that an idiot or even
child that has been weaned, cannot mis-
take it, or confound this different and
subordinate creature with the white
man. And even the maddest and most
sinful of the hideous and revolving
crowd that strive to realize this 'idea, !"
and amalgamate with negroes, soon
reach limit where nature recoils from
their sinful and revolving crime. They
may abolish the laws adapted to the
nature and wants of negroes, mongrel-
ize at the polls, in the cars, in the
churches, in the courts, in their parlors,
and at their dinner tables, but rather
than take another step, and mate their
children with negroes, they would
rather see them struck with Lightning,
and would rise up at once and cut the
throats Of their "cOlored friends" sooner
than advance any further in their bes-
tial lunaces True, they deserve no
credit for this--it is simply the law of
nature, the command of God, which
preserves the beauty and order of His
work, and will not permit the devil or
any ofhis imps, Beecher, Tying or Abe
Lincoln, to advance any farther in their
horrible path of human desecration.
But fatally for the South, these simple
truths have not been explained to the
"civilized worldj" indeed, most of the
writers and public men of the South
assented to the stupid and foolish ''idea"
of "colored'' men, and of an imaginary
slavery IN tie abstract, and therefore
when Lincoln was elected, and stood
pledged to pervert the government
into an instrument for the destruction
of social order, they failed utterly to
give any reason or motive for refusing
to submit to such destruction. The
result has been, the South overrun,
desolated and plundered by the merce-
nary hoardes that the Abolition chiefs
called into the field to "restore the
Union" as they pretended, but,in fact,
to realize their ''idea' and amalgamate
races. Mai
The Union, tcitdout what the fools and
madmen call slavery, IS, in tie nature of
things, as eternally impossible as life witlom
atmospheric air, or as a stick Wih a single
end, or that men can ,Caik on their heads,
or fishes flourish wthom rater, and when
this simple bit atmajestic truth dawaS upon the
popular understanding, and they see that
sell governing States, on ,Odite basis, as
created By the men Of 1776, is only possible
By restoration Of the negro element to its
domestic Or normal condition, Hey will rise
up as one man and demand restoration,
and Tie great problem q tIis century wiH be
soived torever,
Meanwhile, in pursuit Of their idea"
the Abolition lunatics have not only
overthrown the Union of the States.
but there is no legal Government of the
United States, and Grant is no more
the legal President of the Federal Union
created by Washington, than he is King
of England or Emperor of Morocco;
indeed, he approaches much nearer the
latter than he does the Chief Magistrary
of Washington and Buchanan.
The simple facts before us settle this
beyond doubt. If Andrew johnson
had had sense enough to come back to
the constitutional government of the
United States in 1865, of course Grant
could have no more vote south of the
Potomac than Lincoln had and Seymour
would now be President by more than
two-thirds of the popular vote. And
SO too, the legislation of the bogus body
calling itself a Congress-its civilrights
bills, "amendments," &c.-were all
enacted by one-third instead of two
thirds of legal Congress; at all events,
everything done was done, and is daily
done, by a minority of the legal Senate
of the United States.
Where will this illegal, revolutionary,
OF rather this anti-social and disintegra-
ting Mongrel faction, in pursuit of its
''idea," finally end? That is the imme-
diate problem before us. Well, we can
answer. The writer of this article has
studied this mad faction for half life
time, and kno,rS beyond doubt where it
will end, though how it will reach that
end is, of course, hidden from him as
from all others. 1t will end Just where
it began thirty years ago-the people,
or rather the leaders of the people, will
finally understand that impartial free
dom," or attempted amalgamation is
social anarchy, national death, utter
destruction, and therefore they will de-
mand restoration of the Union as it was
made by Washington, on white basis,
leaving each State to apply rules and
regulations to the negro element ac-
cording to its nature and wants, and
the weIl-being of its white citizenship.
This, of course, will be the end, for it
is not to be supposed that the American
people will utterly destroy themselves
in vain, impious and sinful effort to
reconstruct" the work of God AL
mighty, and amalgamate with negroes
the most unequal and different of all the
human beings that he has created. If,
thel efore, our honest, straight-out, lib
erty-loving Democratic friends will
accept this fundamental truth-that we
must restore the Union Of The fathers, or
perish utterly as a nationality in the vain
and impious effort to incorporate the
negro element in 1t, we may easily
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