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Do- mingo with that of Jamaica. The French Democrats of 1792, in the National Convention, ignorant of the nature of the negro, and, of course, supposing him a man like themselves, decreed "impartial freedom" for the six hun- dred thousand "slaves ;" but the tweuty-Cve thousand whites of that is- land resisted this monstrous crime to tho uttermost. The result was that the negroes, stimulated by British and outsido agents, and led on by mon- grel chiefs, exterminated the whites, not one man, woma...n or child being left en that i jland to tell the tale of their destruction. About the same number of whites in Jamaica resisted "freedom" (peaceably) but at last were overcome, not by physical force, but by the corrupt and perverse opin- ions of England embodied in the Parliament, and the result of "impartial freedom" is social equally, amalgamation, mongrelism, and rapidly ap- proaching extinction of tho white blood. A few years hence this h deous process must complete itself, and tho white element as utterly disappear from Jamaica as it has from Hayti.
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Do- mingo with that of Jamaica. The French Democrats of 1792, in the National Convention, ignorant of the nature of the negro, and, of course, supposing him a man like themselves, decreed "impartial freedom" for the six hun- dred thousand "slaves ;" but the tweuty-Cve thousand whites of that is- land resisted this monstrous crime to tho uttermost. The result was that the negroes, stimulated by British and outsido agents, and led on by mon- grel chiefs, exterminated the whites, not one man, woma...n or child being left en that i jland to tell the tale of their destruction. About the same number of whites in Jamaica resisted "freedom" (peaceably) but at last were overcome, not by physical force, but by the corrupt and perverse opin- ions of England embodied in the Parliament, and the result of "impartial freedom" is social equally, amalgamation, mongrelism, and rapidly ap- proaching extinction of tho white blood. A few years hence this h deous process must complete itself, and tho white element as utterly disappear from Jamaica as it has from Hayti.
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