The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-09-14

is in fact the party OF the Second Part
And il had any means of penetrating
his opaque undersi anding, it would be-
to convince him, that he ia in blood,
and otherwise, SO greet an alien in this
country, that he can never be incorpo-
rated into its body polite. 1 would
have him realize, that he is sojOurning
in land Of strangers, and that here he
must expect to build for himself no
abiding CT y, And IL he would open his
dull eyes, 1 believe l could show him.
that syst. m Of Colonization, such as
would be worthy of US and of him,
would be better for his whole race,
both for those who 60, and for those
VINO remain, Tor they are now swollen
to such numbers, IS to be AN IMPEDI-
MKNT TO TBRMsKLvEs. l would admOn-
lsh him, that ever since he set foot on
these shores, he has been . disturb
of the public peace, and that there will
be NO PEACE for US, or for him, UNTIL
HK IS GONE. I would try to awaken his
fears, by showing him, that the only
alt tentative which the future offers him
il serfdOm, or determination here, or
colonization elsewhere Let him then
MAKE his choice between them when.
ever that choice shall be fairly pre-
sentsd. For il he would look abroad,
he light every " here see, in the ire
mendous rush of modern civilization,
that the only thing for the inferior
man, or the Man with the Hoe and
the HOecake," is TO GET OUT OF THE
WAY, and happy is he who can find an
asy lum elsewhere.
But where can such an asylum be
fOund!-l hear some Objector enquire.
AND this question usually proceeds,
from seine sOrdid ny pOcritr, who il
forever bowling Negro Domination"
IN face OF the fact, that he is doing all
that he can to Africanize the State:
for II you probe him to the bottom,
you will find that he is considering IN
his own mind, not when, or how, or
where, can We rid ourselves Of the Ne
gro, but how is il possible FOR HIM TO
GET ALONG WITHOUT HIM. In reply to
the question by saying, if pr, per en-
enlargement were given to Negroes
to enlist in the U. $. Army, that vast
plumbers of them might be probably
consumed in 2arrisOning our trOpicai
possessions. Or even If this were not
done, our PHILIPPINE Archipelago OF
fers an "Open Door," wide enough, to
absorb them all rs landowners, and az
rlcultural labOrers. Surely this must
be true, or President Grant must have
been very far wrong in his estimate.
that the Island of Haiti, alone, would
afford ample accommodation for our
whole negro popuIatlOn-and the ISL
and OF Haiti can any day be ours, for
The asking. provided we ask in tones
loud enough! Cuba, likewise, offers a
broad and fruitful field for Negro Col.
onization, and that also is ours-but
how about the "Teller" Resolution
which We tackled on to our Declaraii ion
OF War against SPAN? hear some
fal hearted Anti-expansiOnist ex.
claim, forgetting that WE HAVE AL
READY EXPANDED. Alas! my faint
hearted COntractiOnist, when you talk
about such things "a the "reller" Res
o'ution. you need expect no other an
swer than q giiastly smile, or a sardo-
mic grin Aud the best of all this bus.
neas is, that the labor Of the Negro
throughout all these tropical regions.
could never come in competition with
that of the white. iaboFer here.
Rut again it is objected: If the to-
TAI number OF Negroes, in our entire
country is, 9,4l2 $50, As have shown
1t to be, have they not multiplied 80
greatly rs to make the burden, of their
Deportation and Settlement, an insup-
portable one? This objection is al.
ways found in the mouths Of those
who, if
HON. FRANCIS d. WINSTON
ls to be believed. have had a good deal
to do with multiplying them; or el.e
IL proceeds from some decrepit land
lord, or other paralyiic, who has used
me Negro as Cfutch, SO long, as to
De unable to move without him. NV
reply to him is. that 90 far as numbers
are concerned, the ratio between
Whites and Blacks now, as compared
with that of any former period in our
history, Ia such rs greatly YAcrLrrArKa
The UNDERTAKING. Thus; in 1880.
when Colonization was FIRST urged nv
franklin, the figures were 3.l72 OO6-
757 .2OS, and the ratio MAS AZ Whites 10
l Negro; in 1921, when it was last
urged by Jefferson, the figures were
80, 1861 VI $50, and the ratio wac 4.
" bites to Negro; in 1920, when it wa,4
nrgt by Clay, the figures were 10.
o37 ,37S-2. S2S ,642, and the ratio was az |
" hltes to ! Negro; in 1861, when il |
was Urged by L,rcoln, The figures we're
"a OOl .49l-2 AL $50, and the ratio was /,
whites TO Negro; in 1871, v ben
IL was favored by Grant, the figures
we're 33 ,67S 1924 $50 ,OO9, and the ratio
vas SO Whites and l Negro; while in |
800. by applying the established Der.
'entages, the fgares will be 69. S2S 69s
9,4l2,25O am the ratio will be 74I
" mites to Negro. From this it viii
De seen, that the ratio of Whites to
Blacks, BY reason of foreign immiera.
'i0n-nearly all of which, because Of
me presence of the Negro, shups usEI
las steadily, and rapidly, advanced
while at the same time the PscsIIrrrs
- sTEsM TRANSFORMATION, As well as
ne PER CAPITA OF WEALTH have srpvn
Q lar 0REATKR PROPORTION. So that
Negro Colonization WAS EVER vKAs,
BILE At ANY TINE, it must be far nopr
'EAsIBLE NOW.
Let me repeat then that Negro Col.
n.zati0n 10 F1AsiBl I, and that all the
'mcuities which stand in its way. viii I
anisn one by one, just 40 fast N ve /,
,. ia. nave 0oTTHN OUR OWN CONSENT.
nAI ~ the ONE THU q KEEDFUL.for Ne
70 COLONIZATION is not only frasihIe
Ut ,hPERATIvE. For anything. and
any cost. is preferable to the Raw
leaa- and Bloody Bones solution OIL
pc Radical Problem, which the Dem
cratic party has iDaugurated in North T.
aroma, and has resolved to carry ont :
-Af u Ie PEkMITTKD?-to its hftt.rl
no. In answer to, and in condemn.-
Ion o. purpose and sche me. 40 hrn.
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