Richland beacon., 1875-09-18

lees 'ue whila, have IL Ap r,l.l Ue blacks.
j.u' 'uc -, o.. blacks have - 1p VIII rac
whites. 90, bette, 3, ,.., ice g. both ,..-...
When g." neg - ;. n rh.r 5:.,r-. tarir
wakes. "".r No.a"u-. lh".r irrr,.- '....l i....,
'E"lr cami.'u "'sn-. a.j Iu,ir !arlrrur.>. ,.r
w!it'' '.."r simply >'Hy away AMI 1T p. m
alone. N.-"uI"." q hundred nrg,nr- t,t ?. .c,
hours "ud ..rir viii most certainly H.. me
ki'j %, disturbance, i-at or si.r \ lew
gallons 81 man Whi ay H#I gr,rw.',rc the
i"r""ur. Bat to make rh,. matter -l.,. " and
sure. 'H"r" r'a hr 'liu. Ike Il l,.w ,,hlrr
Va@tb"'r'~. rhr.'. or .u.r G.. :, bonn u Il haii
mehTIarn condition will readily - CON.
course of ny "c~ iu'na f.rmoni.
10" r'."a l- -..,i.y a.ii ,.E ..u'. Negroes
may not form rh"ir opinion, acrunliu. To the
rules Of lo@,". hu' ting have their instincts
thcIt arilparhir-. their likes and their aver.
SONS. about which hey may mot be able to
pln.u>"phiIc. hur from which they act. They
respect decent white men without knowing
the reason WHY: bat they dctc,t white black
guards everywhere. and especially such a.
are =" l"~ourt, br-'"l and filthy as 70 as-o-
clarc with ,hc mcaucr class Of ',,rlr ow.,
race.
Let mean whites and wicked negroes meet
on exciting occasions and there viii urc,ssa-
r.ly be a disturbance. Introduce poisonous
liquor 10 the combination and the result Is
very likely to be bloody and tragical
The idea ofback aud white partnerships
in politics might a. well be given up first Il,
last. There are certain clinical nconcrui.
ties which no forced or voluntary union can
anuIhIlatc or long conceal. There are Giil"r-
rmcrS of dispositions and character r. marked
a. the diiierru"> In complexion. No amount
of education can Transform the EIhiup mo
the Caucu>i',n, nor can any lack oi education
or discipline as~in.ia'c the latter To The men
tai and moral murld of the African. Negro
citizens can not be taught to look on po'itrral
matters with lie eye, Of white men. Beng
forced INTO 4 ~'range situation al citizenship
IN a free republic. twenty centuries IN ad'
vance Of their STATE of development, many
strange manifestations mast be looked Tor
and these will only be exaggerated and made
the more hurtiul by wht" interference.
Tins IS a wide country. with a plenty OF
room for AL nations, all cree'ls and all >ect-
of white men, with some to spare fnr Indians,
Chinese and negroes. Bat IN order to get
along comfortably and peacefully there must
he segregation anl ISOLATION, il not physically
still practically aud cuu-trucIively.
We have no faith IN anal.1ma,ious. The
Caucasian race GA this hemisphere mast work
ont their destiny in their own way, and the
Afn"an race. here by accident, Will either ac-
comodatc themselves to the situation or dis
appear.
Modern enlightenment. the supremacy Of
the law. the II unmenrS Of civil liberty. here
ditary capacity and the hard won title 10
political freedom belong to the white race
whose sacred duly it is to preserve and de
iend them. la doing this it i, not necessary
10 trench upon the rights or abriige the
liberty OF the cUlored race, and it j. equally
unnecessary to enter into combinations with
them for political purposes.