Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-12-15

Friday evening, to an immense audi.
cnce, composed Of the educated, moral
and fashionable classes Of New York
eocicty. "Castc," according to Mr.
Sumner is those natural distinctions
ofracc, or rather OF species, fashioned
by the hand of God, that separate rs
from Mongols, Malays, Indians, Ne.
grocs, &c, and can no moro be bridged
over or travcrsed by mortals than any
other natural distinctions ordained by
the Almighty Creator Of the universe
But Mr.. Sumner devoted himself cs.
pecially, 10 the gulf between us and
the negroes-thal is, between the most
elevated and the most subordinate
Of all the several species of human
kind, and though he and others like
him have already plunged a million of
victims in that gulf, in the vain and
impious effort to "abolishp it, he in
sists on another million or so Of vic
Tins IN this "great work" of "recon-
struction." Well, he will probably
succeed, unless the "educated classes"
come to their senses and accept the
work Of God as He has constructed it
the supremacy of tho White Man
and subordination OF the Negro, as it
is fashioned and fixed forever in the
organism of the nature by Omnipo-
tence, and as it was provided for BY
the founders of American liberty, il Is
very likely that another million of vic
tins will be plunged into tho gulf
which Senator Sumner proposes to fill
up and abolish. But there will be
this radical difference in the victims
and instead of the POOR, misled and
blinded multitudcs who. under the
mask of war for the Union, were
the hapless dupes of the Abolitionists,
it will be the latter themselves that
will be hurled into that mighty chasm
separating the several species Of hu-
man kind, which they strive TO abol-
ish. The writer of this has given half
a lifetime to the study of this stupen-
dous subject, TO all its phases, and can
not be mistaken, when he predicts
that the anti-slavery agitation will f
nally end just where it began thirty
years ago, and ten years hence, there
will be no such social leper as an Abo-
litionist, or such u social monslrosity
as a "free negro" in the American
Union-if, indeed, there is anything of
the kind on this continent.
Thirty years ago, when Senator
Summers "idea' was first proposed,
the popular instinct was so shocked
ard outraged, that the people sought
to exterminate the Aboitionists, and
If the police had not interiered, the
people would have massacrcd the en-
tire Abolition gang. Suppose they
had done so suppose Garrison and
the entire Abolition crew had been
lynched, and il was universally under.
stood that any one who dared to pro.
pose such monstrous outrage on ma.
ture as well us crime against society,
would forfeit his life, is it not certain
that there wonld have been no scces.
sion, no war, no destruction of lie or
waste Of property OF course it is
and million Of precious lives, the
very flower Of the land insted OF lying
in bloody graves, would now be walk
ing this fair earth and enjoying the
the existence God blessed them with.
But is Abolition, the sinful and impi.
Gus .devilism, here represented 7 sLet
US see III, as Sumner proposes, the
people really assent to his doctrine and
practice, or strive to practice bis teach
ings, what must be the result! II Is
dedth-absolute, unavoidable death
individual and national, Just TO the OK.
tent practiced. An individual is oed-
ucated' to ignore the distinction of
race, eats, sleeps, votes with, and f.
nally mates his children with negroes,
and in some four generations they be.
come totally extinct--nature abhors
all monstrosities, and casts them ut.
terly out The census returns show
that society dies from the instant "sla.
very is abolished that is, from the
moment that mortals ignore tho dis
tinctions Of race, tho population be-
gins to diminish, and it is only matter
of time when the individuals compos-
ing it perish. Thus Were there as
many negroes as white people in Mas.
sachusetts, and some outside power
kept the peace, we only need to turn |
to the census returns to know when 1
the entire population of that State,
under the existing laws, must as ut.
terly perish from the earth polluted by |
their sins, as il no human creature had /
eyer trod its soil, But not only is
amalgamation impossible, but miscege. |
nation is impracticable. Ifevery man
and every woman in this broad land |
had the exact belief of Sumner, and
were just as faithful to bis "idean as
himself "impartial freedom" wouldbe
equally impracticable. They might
harmonize to certain point-the same
schools, the same polls, the same cars,
eat and sleep together, but outraged
nature at last revolts, and they kill
each other. mus, II the present state
Of things so on, if the people of the
South assent TO the "abolition of sla.
very as the Mongrels term it, and
the Northern Democracy, or those
who presume to lead them, give their
adhesion to the monstrous devilism
preached by Sumner & Co., and this
lunatic and beastial faction hold on to
the government for another term, then
there is no help for it--outraged ma.
turc viii recoil, and Just what should
have happened, and what would have
happened thirty years ago, if the pop
ular instinct had not been restrained,
will bappen--the people will rise up
en- mdsse, exlerminatc the Abolition
lists and "free niggers" from the land,
and restore that grand fabric of liberty
erected by the fathers, which now lies
PROSTATE under the hoof of these nc.
cursed and beaslial madmon. But
why must this problem be worked out
amid the chaos, blood and horror now
impending over usy Why will not
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