The banner-enterprise., 1883-08-16
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Wadesboro IRteILagsncsr, OF the 4th
inst, gives what it considers timely
warning to the white people of the
South. Had we not read the article,
we could not have been made to be-
lieve that there was being within
the borders of North Carolina
whose mind was capable of conceiv-
ing or whose soul could-(if one
he has) give vent to such feelings.
And we believe we make no misstate
ment when we say, that the Intoit'-
qencer does not speak the sentiments
of the better thinking, more intelh-
gent and humane people OF the South.
THE NEGRO MUST Bs ExTERMlNATED
After saying many things OF little
Importance, the MseRigescer says:
alt is a sacred duty Which every
man owes to his family, to his chill
dren, to his country and his God, to
exert himself in averting the great
calamity which threatens the South
If it can be done by pacific messs-
which is now possible-le it be so;
but at all hazards, let every man be-
stir himself. We do not advocate
violence, but we do advocate the gems
tie dislodgment of the Negro's foot
hold on Southern soil, so that there
will be no place found for him, We
do not advocate this ont Of any AMI
mostly that we bear the Negro, but
simply as a precaution necessary for
the pereptuation of the white race
and its preservation pure and un-
tainted.'
This language means simply this;
that although the Negro has and is
purchasing propsrty-snd has !"
much right by birth to the soil OF
this continent as any other transat1
lantic race, he must be moved by
pacific means if possible, but at all
hazards, he must be moved If force
and sxternination have to be re-
sorted to.
III. eonrse !. advocated not out Of
hatred toward the Negro, says our
.an;ent (p( contemporary,- but to
~rp.orvo ! tbe white race This is the
80 t ,nfo,ndod and unreasonable
ras.onina ~ ever read The idea
80 So tbr.a millions Of white
.a'l. ~. ana, e.tirnste seven nil.
i;on. Es" IS Mackv in arder to preserve
.ti,os .tols " !. rreno,torous and
,.nanI'a o tbe vsrv bottom ont Of tho
.,,,oh n Y.un,.d snnsriority of the white
nv.
fa0'' ,,,,r,ox
EDUCATION AND
On these subjects the l"'eSS'ge"cr'
saws:
oM;.caosnstion Is not only a pos
.;h;litv but it iss probabiIity-a Ger,
ta;ntv if the Negroes are placed
upon an equal footing in every re-
.nect with the whites.
"It is what me crazy, blind fanatics
of the North nave been trying for
half century to saddle upon the
South; it's Tie great aim which now
gsads on the Negro leaders, North
and South, as the greatest END OF ex-
istence, it is the one tang whlch
every negro in the land now desires
abeve everything else, whether ne
admits it or not; 1t IS the one great
calamity which every whlte man IN
she South, whether ne oe Democi"t
Or Republican, IS now oIlndly work
ng to bring about by MS h''Slakeh
seal in educating the Negro; ana u Is
, calamity which the white people OF
The South are not making the proper
,ffort to ward of so long as they sub
nit to taxation for the purpose OF
equally educating both races.
AS for miscegenation the merg-
ng of the races we know not of a
Jingle colored man, whether he be
eader or follower, who advocates it
,r wants it. Ard it may not be
miss to state that according To The
census of 1860, there were over five
hundred thousand musttoes in the
south. The MtelHgencer certainly
will not pretend that this admixture
# the races was the result Of equal
advantages; if not, who
3 responsible, Echo answers, who9
That niscegenstion is the "aim which
Dads the Negro leaders as the great-
st end of existence" is false phi
,sophy, any one acquainted with
thics will agree. No. That which
Dads us most is we cannot as rap
ny sS we W1alu uefise '."n' auu
9 Gas 49,, raoa aLnv. the dagTadirg in ,
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