New-York tribune., 1880-06-27

Of the people whom he addresses. de says
it is an inspiration dropped from the SKIES"
His last point il the relations between the
white and colored races, and here he comes out
with originality and power, and great profuse-
ness of speech. He favOrs q the final and aoso-
aIute separation of the races, and the arrange
ament Of the colored into different and dls-
atinct nationality" which, ne says, is the only
Safeguard OF the South the only stay and
Ghope Of the Republics the only avoidance OF
Ganarchy, monarchy, and ruin the only pacln-
acator of. the nations troubles; the only uui-
@flcator Of It's interests, energies, ana lnoIVlou-
"alityI and the only SUI and peacetul patn"aJ
u of race Development" But listen to his eio-
duence on this theme. 1t seems TO DC hls
"best hOld.n
The White feels and knows himself groundeu
in this his patrmony. Here he bvouaos MS
Here erects his temple OF human excellence Win l
base burrowed in mid earth and encompassnR the mar
yeous planetary motor that mparts to sphere s
tary and orbital motion; its dome poised above the
clouds coatng the wonders OF space, ana Toying WIN
ethereal compression atmospheric eddies anu ouEen
or wake escapes and It's every aroh ana angle caoninh
and ashnR the truths Of divinity and the lights OF lnAp
ration as they circle the eternal and temporal ING Co
orad sees and feels himself comparatively andless nome
less nnd in isolation He remembers the Israete
and by an unerrng faith views Canaan ana IN prayer
abides an exodus To that promised land wings MS
rde NJ oharaeter There gather his resources OK race
There sweepng the horoscope and realizing himsel
nation separate Distinct from all Others ana 30 Dy
kind Providence he anchors his hopes and with heau
uncovered arms oustretched heart warm with Rrat-
tude and eyes tearful with ioY he exclaims; here
Lord am l. what youldst Thou have me dol"
Such is the force operating upon man. such the meth
ods OF race development, such existent facts ana
such the grand event in embryo separately they are
matters worthy Of tho most profound confederation
n whole II is q subject OF unutterabe Importance anu
most stupcndous proportion. The mind tires In con-
temptation of lts immense magnitude stretching over
every hearths:One in the land, and reaching far down
the ue of posterity and the to follow; and tho
heart auickens and sackens ts throbbings, vibrating
between hope and fear the vision ranges from pOss-
bty to possibility and realizes the yasness OF the in
terests and issues involved.
There ought not to be any doubt of Nc
Lemores nomination-nor, for that matter, of
his eccton-after this. He has the resources
o, the mother tongue Mt his command; is in
favor of Federal patronage for the South; Of
abOlishing all distinctions between the COnfed-
crate and Federal dead and living; and OF sep
arating the two races finally and absolutely
though he does not tell us how. If these views
and the manner in which he has presented them
do not secure him the nomination, then indeed
language has lost its power. If, however, he
should fail to reach Congress, he should be
kept in view as a proper man for Postmaster
General in the event If Democratic success.
Thai is the department he wants to make " the
pride of the country, the most highly honOred
and coycnanted pecragG III the Cabinet