The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-02-05


IurarlN .aa4s..a sat
ll sh, anal tte
sUsx8e. -. r# q
aerert# I'D fst# aers. .~ahteu
.uaEt4l f4 II u, ~.st m.H.Hf. .#
tra -t .ssfe ntu4
ana political .4.t.- as. A.a ..
q i tIraun4raE haa -
nUI@tIG hlHa ~te4
rr41uat grown ua
ou~ t-au-farwatas# Wssts
iaAe b.ru III. extent and ff44F.rt#A
of such rN#sTsrnatoaN Is esrlA. tm,
ther. y rs instance r tnv IS
kuouI-4g- 81 maH. Mh.tr th, u.E..
order has Ht,tt fs#. .n. fs.utt.
prndt.I "a sat s4II- anal tE-
anomaly Ilke 4fh.t~ 0.H. SIS
~ strictly 81 .5r,Ius *. a..4. I.
LAWS ana causes
I'm tauIf H.. .hs.sn tt#. 49,.
ana Il white tust. FaI r0mu4u
gin. then ~ f&tatn,s D.uHI G
t-uahIr. th.tI th.aetH natag.4 tffu4-
tics there IA, l4t.#ss tu. fHr n,lsr4a h.-
ing tht germs .. elements s.au
whicn may h. tsae h4Eurt sII.t
and noblcr tyut ot man As thts ft#l
cannot bc 9~4Ih.ntc4HE H~sUttf4E.u4
tucn the or4eSit, lrputheeia ,
itself. That tWa races p-rta.urius ssth
distiucr INbt> ~ man ,1fH8 u.f ham.
had common aIefg ma II. N..
tN Sftta{y.1 b,.Y ..ta4av- fr. .n..
LAWS eoyeEning M minated n4tlr,
and tne dadnrf{1Hs f.,uu iH. eternal
ntnces If thFor~
n ld't i' th' ltAt'iA - l''Ah tsih-
l>h'S n" authentic ddld Tor ih" almost
UNIVERSAL bSllt! ihat ih' t&' IaS' %i
~ common lii'hNis' AM "t ft
men btllcNe ana ia1cE th"N KNOW INV
"Iabit 20 TINS tht7fF rests Aif"n iE'
NlI0t%t Incense 10 &i3f"tG 4iAt4. XMAS
ne Two races present tSpr~ ~ man
IhilcaIiE dlhrI'li &Ha aiNtNl1t ie y
l&tt uti"@t"i hN th1 t'-
p'cu&t sciences OF ~phfthnt"Et dHl
phNsloIosS. the ~S'fnbta htiHk
UNITED Almost thIi'iN I'll hah@i..'
form ana habit A~ldc rom TINS.
men c"-'Nlsttlt' = "ily ~l'"S-ib4' 'ii
the DaSlS OF tn Unit" Fac Pr iiblHE
thr Sbtldl terms aha Conditions ~
"hlIc man from ms sunrise i"Nh
oug Hli ih' succeeding |E'f ah'
cycles OF TIM" has displayed Cp"h tl'
stag - human 'Nl"'fi''4 ma lf1ha
~S'Hd'hl SuptFl'Ilt2 i'i Only pi'NtlE
himself equal 70, but tn" master OF IA"
trying oFdeals tud intricate problems
which nave ever htS"t the pain Of hls
advancing CIVILIZATION. IL tui"r Tunes
the negro MAS discovered IN y wild
ountrN amidst all the environments
or = barDafouS existence. from Mhehc"
ne was snatched BY the cunning
hand OF ana transport
ed 10 the scenes Of civilized life. After
several undr" years spent within
the radius 81 ,ltEatinE influences. ~
has made no more advancement as a
race than entities him 20 b.
considered a scmi-ciVilized being ~
vain DO We search for any foot
prints left BY the negro upon the sands
Of time, or any impress made by hin
upon the trinity Of art science and
literature. Neither has h made any
contribution ~ mechanical Invention
or discovered any ~intcnsly" process
which, being applied 70 industrial.
economics, would make two blades oi
grass to thrive where before but ont
did grow" Nor has he shown ans
marked aptitude for utilizing these
beneficcnt factors when offered hin
by others.
This failure Of the negro 10 employ
the agencies Of progress and adapi
himself ia rho restraints Of cjtflizrg
life can only no rafiouauy cypf.tnrc
unon no theory ~ tnh.rcn infcriarfy
Thic i ne c~uininafinp noini 81 com.
| uarison between the two races. and re.
yeaIs tbr one fopeund on III tn,
nohloet asntratione ntted - sway aua
| provide for the whole family of rarA
= rreat and glorious destiny vul, ths
-, c,,.ort. Lft,v.lr =, .r.s. ,.r,