The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-08-11

fdSlon, and the entire Japanese cues
uon should be aired until it is under
stood all over our country. 1t is well
hnoWn in California that the japan
csc are not there for their health
and that we are going to have trouble
WIN them unless the demand is ma
uonal for their exclusion They are
menace and have already proved
mat they intend to pursue a course
winch VIII undermine the 4European
and native American supremacy on
the Pacific coast and which will over.
power us In the Hawaiian Islands and
in the Philippines
The mixing of Caucasions, Asiatic:
and Africans in the United States has
been, and Is likely to continue to be
a serious menace to the whites.
The Africans were brought by force
and doomed to slavery, commencin;
in 1913 and continuing to about 1920.
The James River planters, who made
the first purchases, could not see thai
any great wrong was done; at least
they thought they could see vast prof-
Its In the scheme and were willing to
overlook the injustice
This introduction of Africans into
the Southern States has cost the lives
of more than a million people; coo, 900
white men lost their lives in the years
1861 to 1865, and the end of this kill.
ing is long way N the future Pcs
slbly a million more persons will be
killed before the Africans will ask
the national government to segregate
or deport.
Every time there is a race riot,
q
killings are added to the list of the
second million, and as a fair average
there are three out Of every four who
are Africans, therefore they should be
the first to ask for segregation
In 1865 Wilkes Booth. with his re
volver, and President Johnson, with
his hatred of the North, invited the
Africans to come up North There
were practically none in the North at
that time. President Lincoln said:
Africans shall never come North as
long as l live; will provide a terri
tory in the Southwest where all who
do not wish to remain near their old
masters can go and live by them
selves
Congress might have prevented, but
nearly all of its time was occupied
in forcing negro suffrage into tho
Southern States, and today negroes
only vote in the Northern States, by
virtue of the fourteenth and fifteenth
amendments and the consent of the
whites. When there are as many ne
groes in the North as in the South
in proportion to the population, the
negro vote will be quickly eliminated
and that, too, without regard to con
stitUtiOnal amendments Had congress
done its duty at that time no mulatto
would ever have been guilty of as
saulting a white woman in the north
ern states, for the simple reason that
he would not be here. More than 90
per cent. of such assaults come from
the mulatto.
alexander Murphy, of Chicago
writes in part Nov. 90, 1905: We
have to confront the fact that the ne
| gro of the North not only continues
| to assert his equality with the white
man, but actually claims to be su-
perior. Nobody who uses the street
cars will dispute that statement The
Northern negro is actually undertake
ing to bulIdoze the whites. Take the
current Tillman incident for another
example. Here We have negroes at
| tempting to dictate TO white people
respecting the speakers whom they
may invite to address them, and a
negro newspaper editor advocating
laWlessness and riot in fashion which
! would land a white editor in Jail OF
| penitentiary. 1t is impossible that a
situation so anomalous can continue to
exist without precipitating serious
trouble"
A vice-president of one of the larg-
est railway lines centering in Chi.
cago says: The reason why the roads
have to furnish SO much free trans
portation to white tramps is because
so many off-colors have taken away
their jobs"
The action of the Jap government at
| The Hague tribunal shows that they
are determined to obtain possession of
| the Philippine and Sandwich Islands
even if they have to go 10 war
Under such circumstances the Phi
| ippine Islands are not worth as niue
TO us as a sixty-day war would cos
us. Now is the time for us to driv.
a better bargain with them than W.
will be able to in the future / woUI.
suggest that We give them the Phil
| ippine Islands on these conditions
| They to agree to carry home all OF
their own race now in United States
| Sandwich islands Mexico and Car