Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-06-15

.wanrfod by fhfif oi-h Doss'
while reading our Radical exchan
pes we occasionally find Coincidence
stricken editor, but they are the excop
ton, not the rule. Their brains have
become 50 muddled by loyalty, and the
interests Of "our colored brethren,
that they have rendered themselves
incapable of seeing their own, or their
country's interest. They weep over
negroes and become culogistie and
patriotic while describing the prevail
ing wrongs in other nations. These
loyal editors have for some time past
expended largo amount Of classic
philanthropy on neighboring nation
(Mexico) and while reading their
statements of tho miseries which at-
hict that people one would suppose
call is well" at home, when in fact
the same seed is being sown in their
own garden. We take the following
extract from the Journal of last week,
which in substance embraces what
others have detailed at great length,
and shows exactly what the blending
and equality Of the races has done for
Mexico. Read what the editor says /;
The accumulated evidence from all parts Of
Mexico reveals the condition Of that country as IN
every sense dcplorahle Financially bankrupt,
socially demoralEcd aud politically disrupted,
there is protection neither for property nor per
sons. Trial by jury is suspended and special
/ taxes are levied by mere Governors Of States.
Brigandage is a fayorite occupation Of dissatisfied
citizens and defeated politicians. Congress L.
without authority and the President without
power We had hoped drawer and wiser things
from this people after the expulsion Of the French,
and we reluctantly confess TO grave disappoint-
inent at witnessing this result Of republican rule
| in that unfortunate country"
What horrible state of affairs for n
Republic TO be in! The editor says !:
awe Reluctantly confess TO grave
disappointment" Why in heavens
name then do you not warn your own
kindred and countrymen against a
similar fate. If the mixing of the
whitc and black races produces this
horrible state of affairs in Mccico ;
what is TO prevent similar fate OF
overtaking our beloved land, if the
doctrines and policy Of the Radical
party continue to remain in the ascen-
dant? If Mexico has been ruined by
Mongreism, what will save us from
a similar fate should majority of tho
white people adopt the hcllish dogma
that a negro is the equal Of the white
man. Mexico has prdcticed for forty
years Just what the Radicals are now
preaching in this country, and if they
are not hypocrites they will deliver to
their children an inheritance of bank
ruptcy and brigandage similar to that
of Mexico. Turn your "grave disap-
poiutment' into alarm and call upon
those Of your nders and abcttors who
have been laboring to produce a Mex
leo within the bounds of the United
States, to help you undo your ungodly
work, and save your offspring from
becoming brigands and heathens. a
mongrel race can no more produce
or sustain a government than a mule
can give birth to a foal. Gods curse
rests upon every violation of His law
and the ingenuity Of all the advocates
of Mongrelism in the world, cannot
circumvcnt nor defeat His decree.
ave reluctantly confess is good
SO is an emelic if administered al
the proper time.