The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1873-12-04

the mldcst. the purest. the sweetest wor-
shippers OF the gods Ii seems as if in
central Africa, by the banks of the Nile.
and perhaps at the same time on the
mountains of Asia, there existed a civili-
zation 30 advanced III art, 50 perfect in
mechanism, 50 wonderful in engineering,
50 accomplished in literature. So wise in
it's method Of government that if We could
take it up il would be the wonder of the
world But if il ever had record that
with the single exception, perhaps. of lhe
SanScrit in Asia, the language has perish
ed; and although we get glimpse here
and there. and ?re rndcayoring now to
write ont from The fragments Of temples.
and dwellings, and work shops, and iuncr-
al monuments, and decayed walls. the
history of that earlier civilization, il is
not probable that Your children viii ever
come to 4 iul comprehension Of it The
process i il Slow one The history il
buried seventy feet below the ruins Of
empires that have Iiourished and passed
away since. All we know is that in all
human probability The first race that leap
ed To HE front. seized the helm of the
human race. opened its aYeS To the glori-
ous possibilities of art and philosophy ior
,''' ''' ~ i'i'"' M'9 'n' p''"N i''r'' "".
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Nl''" 'n'' "'''nI''''t'!S '"t'' F"iile7 Il ray
18TH ''' mr. MI "'..'"' ~ 'N'fI 'A'';
the strength and the intellectual ability
of the colored blood By Il research into
.I'' H'S''"H "' 'Il' r"'"''" ',"'' "iiI come
Us i''''s ''I.''H ~ ''', "'' It" EVERY race
must Nll"I'at' l'H'l hN y" i'lh@ up Us
|N II ''1l"IH 'n" l'''''li9 IL "''ole 'lir 9t"-
''n', h'll >c"ilind @t'hrf'u up az lhe
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"'' ''N li'"' '.''' nov ,,'t N''' S'' TT
,'t Pi|''' i'Nl''"H' h"l'f'Aph' 3Iii'i'lI'
y -N''''t"'!"'' 1n" "''l'I 7t"lcilliieh went
i""n' rom p"ih' l" poIh'' pthe" Up
'Nr' I'''' i''.' tNFIl lh'l''eIi' oi pr;NtrA'
rN'lA pN""' VI ApIll'| every 7'otth DILL
'',t'i' ",'ii''' "i'' III i'i ! zoos il'
"th'i '1li'G h''''''' y '',e nuggets l" "'
p'N'" "l'' TIN" l'i' ~" '"I"rr" man
'ia. can yep ili'" me aroma ahu say
NJ r~'''hiiHil \ = Hteiii II i'5f.iPiiih-
WITHOUT WiF'~' '"f ,Il 'hr WorIH wants
now an nNeh'lNn "l lii~ hln't suppose
mere comes i pane over me Ethu' ana
lhHerhil l".l NJ l"ftN nIIIlohs, lhu ~"
secretary OF the treasury - driven nearly
crazy ~ tho SITUATION. hhd nobody KNOWS
where the storm Will stop. and there Is
i,"I j 'FaIh Hl3l : powerful enough I"
drop tn" ptnmmrt mto the profound his
cta. let cOlnrru man step to the front
and III such 4 moment Perhaps he is
worth quarter Ot million, and he says
TO the aStonishcd world, "llrrc Is the
path that will lead von out lhc world
says, 1--WE doubt H." He says, "foIloW
me, pImge1 into the path he indicates,
the heavens clear up, the waters become
clear, and he steps ont worth fifty millions
from that Single speculation Lei colorrd
men d" acts like these and the world Will
begin to look up Il history tor you. | MIL
that tunr YOU haNe f. IooE u mp for Your
selves. The recognition W the coIorrd
race Will never come irnn Your claiming
ii , the world never Nicld~ 10 claimant