The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-30

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color, purity and Immortality. and as he
ilnft the beginning innde q law that every
ltiilnK Iii the animal and vegetable King
dom should be produced after I, Its Kind.
then n It follows that by no known Ia W
could ID let Black, bite gtin negro, COW
cred with wool, the covering OF q beast,
como from II white pair, and falsify the
truth Of Gods word. 4, IS \.
when 11.e appeared on the scene. u
wns necessary Tint she be tempted before
Adam knew. her ns his wife, and the devil
being ~ spirit, had to make ,iso OF some 4
earthly agency to accomplisf his purpose,
who was he that answers to this descrlp.-
ton IL II wero not tho being called
negro7 That 1t was no, and that he has
no soul In tho sense of being immortal
Is proven by tho curse pronounced on him
for his sin. Upon thy belly shalt thou
60, and dust shalt thou eat all tho days
OF thy life" have been asked why the
Offspring OF tho beast did not partnte OF
Ills CURSE answer, It could not extend
beyond this life becausn lho was soulless
and had no existence after death. and
consequently could not reach his or
spring. #1n.thc curse not ono word 4, said
about tho Hereafter or oven tho death
OF tho body. Has tho negro a soul h All 4
animal life Is made up OF matter, mind \
and spirit In a create or less degree, and
II tho word spirit In the Bible means
soul, thon he has soul with the differ
ence from man 4 being explained In these
words: "Tho spirit Of man goeth ,tp-
wards,"i which Is Immortality. and the
Esprit OF the beast goeth down wards to
the EARTH" which, Is nnn,hilatlo. The de-
scendailts OF the beast OF the field that
walked erect and spoke like man. ap-S
pears daily before the peoples gaze. yet
they go on in their blindness. ignoring
tho truth OF Gods word, and refusing to n
believe he Is not human because OF HIS 4
likeness to man. and that mistake and \
unbelief, robbed tho owner OF his rightful d
property, plunged this country into civil +
strife at frightful cost Of blood and
treasure and turning these soulless be.
ings loose upon the country, compelling
the people to contribute vast sums for
their education. which In a he end will
ruin them and render them totally urnt9
forlabor for which alone Cor created them
and thereby producing untold touble and
a problem that tho people can never solve
this 2sido the great day. III
a II you do not believe these things. ask
yourself the question, What place has the
full-blooded negro ever filled except that
OF a common aborer, seeing that unciYil-
lied, after four thousand years. he Is
the same savage and barbarous man
eating apo OF Africa? II he was made
for something higher than the service
OF man. as some contend, why does IT
not appear a this late day OF the worlds
history What deceiyes man most In re-
gard to him, Is the constantly looking
upon the mixed boods the product of:
the white man and negro, the result maxi
ing them more Intelligent and attractive!
and more like human being, and the
people generally being ignorant OF his
origin, regard him as a human being. and
treat him accordingly 5 ~
The people are beginning to feel the
effects %of his freedom and education.
complaining that he Is getting more and
more worthless as q laborer, drifting rap
Idly Into criminality and yet the cry lss
educate him, reminding one OF a man ad-i
ding fuel$to the fire. he Is trying tx ex-a
tinguisf. Why is 1t that the learned men
of the land haze not sense enough to know,
that in trying to elevate him In orde rS to
make his elevation and education; profit
him, social equality, the pulling down OF
the white man and competition with him
IS inevitable. which will not be tolerated
as long as there is q decent white man
living. KS # IS. atsaa.
simple. and cannot be misunderstood.
When God created man he said be fruit
full and multiply and replenish the earth
and subdue 1t. clearly indicating that he
did not intend the earth to be po INFLATED
by any but those bearing his image and
while he made the negro SO much llke
man and capable OF having offspring by
him, he intended that condition for their.
own Increase to supply the labor that
God In his mercy intended for man. plac-
ing the bulk Of them In Africa. a. coun-
try most rem ote from coming civilization
ioht THAR blood
pure and bes fit them for the service Of
man and the mingling OF human blood
with this beast is n foul blot upon the
world caused by mans depravlty. Is
a j will now give the strongest proof OF
the beastly character Of the negro. ssA &
ter the temptation and curse of the beast
called serpent, We find no trace OF MN
or his offspring until we reach, me SIN ~
Cain. which led to the rejection o. MS
sacrifice, and that sin was the unlaW-
rul intercourse with the negro beast,
for there was none other with whom he
could commit tho sin. The following
verses will make 1t plain:
Gen.. III: "If thou doest well shalt
thou not be accepted :? and II thou doest
not we'll sin lieth at thy door; ana u ny,
thee shall be his desire and thou smart
rule over him. the masculine being USED
10 denote either malo or female, asl5is
frequently the case In the Bible. The
above verse and Jude 1st, 10 and IL clear.
~ proye the sin OF Cain. And he went
and awclt In the land Of Nod on the east
Of the garden the settlement OF the beasts
Of the field. and there he knew his WIFE.
who was. what we now call negress.
',rhe next and Slost important point .
notice to prove absolutely the beasstly
origin Of the negro is tho fact that I, he !s
was not in the ark as human being.
and TINT alone is sufficient to settle the
question a,, After the sin Of Cain wa have Is
no trace Of him, until we come come te TIE
curse OF Canaan. whose sin was un-
doubtcdly the Same rs that OF cam
while not mentioned directly. W, see
further on that God ordered the exter-
.m4lation Of the Canaanites. because alls N
itht.r his image was nearly obliteratcd
by an lamagamaton with the blood o.
TIA beast, and for that reason thu Jews
WIRE forbidden to marry among them.
,Lhe next mention OF the negro boast
ia HI Levitcus xx:15-16: ''And II any maj.
lilo with a beast. be shall be surely put
to- death; and We shall slay! the beast,