Nevada County picayune., 1889-10-16
licious, beyond the experience of any similar problem in history.

of the two races are much farther apart than the older of the races. The old family servants, whose love for the family almost surpasses belief, are rapidly passing away, and in their place are growing up young ne- groes, educated for the most part un- der alien influences, and taught to look upon the people who held their fathers in slavery with aversion and distrust. The older generation of whites who remember with gratitude the simple devotion of their slaves before and during the war, are pass ing away, and in their stead is grow ing up all element of young whites that know nothing of the old-time slave. but see in his stead peart, smart youngsters, differing at every point from the traditional negro still loved by their fathers and mothers.
 The author then devotes chapter to showing that this Republic is a white mans government, and that no men who stood in the way of An glo-Saxon development and suprem- acy and freedom have survived. He shows that the Indian. who had a better right to this country than the negro, being in immemorial posses sion has been driven without rhyme or reason or law, step by step across the continent, every step marked with the red man blood, until he Is now hedged in reservations, and maintained on the governments bounty. When the Chinaman threatened to disturb the Anglo Saxon on the Western coast, the Re- public simply shut it's gates, violated it's treaty, and declared that an infe- rior race should not enter herein.
 Our author says, "and now at last, standing on the grave of the Red Man. and shutting the Western gate of the Republic without ceremony Tn the face of the Yellow Man, the An glo-Saxon finds himself confronted with the Black Man"
 He then goes on to show that in all history the white race has never CO., alesced, or lived at peace with the black race. That the difference be- tween the two IS ineXpugnable. Ma ture herself has declared the con trast-one race is white, the other black. They are the poles of hu- manity, and from the beginning of the world have kept apart. The black race in Africa has no place in history. The Mediterranean sea alone separates Africa from Europe, and yet the Spanish ships blow un- known seas to seek a new world rather than conquer or inhahit the continent on which the black man lived. Millions of the white race fol- lowed in the wake of the frail bark rather than step across the Dark Continent. The new world has be- come old and yet the Dark Conti- nent is mystery as much as when the Nile flowed at the feet of the liv- ing Pharoah.
 Where whites have settled on the coast of Africa they exterminated the blacks within the limit of the terri tory they occupy. It has been ire pressible war from the start. In Hayti there has been race conflicts until the whites are driven out and the political and social axiom in Hayti to-day is that "the white man has no rights which the blacks are bound to recognize" To quote Mir. Froude they are called "white trash" Black dukes and marquises drive over them in the street and swear at them. Englishmen move about, servants of the negroes, ashamed of themselves among their duskv lords and masters. The pres ence of white man in any form is barely tolerated
 The author then shows that this race antagonism has acted on the population in America. He says mo sea or natural barrier divides the old free States from the old slave States, vet an invisible boundary line lying between the two sections is seemingly as impossible as the Mediterranean sea-as forbidding as the wide waste of Sahara"
 The reason of this is that the negro inhabits the South. The millions of immigrants who come from every part of Europe has consistently avoided the territory in which the ne- gro lives. From 1860 to 1880 the eight Atlantic and Gulf States lost