Speech of Hon W a Richardson of Illinois
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God made the white man superior to the black, and no legislation will undo or change the decrees of Heaven. They are unalterable as the laws of nature, eternal as divinity itself, and to legislate against them leads us to infidelity and ruin. . Since creation dawned, the white race has improved and advanced in the scale of 6 being, but as the negro was then, so he is now. "But, " say the abo- litionists, " the African has been blessed with no opportunity for im- provement. " Who gave the white ...man an opportunity? God, in his infinite justice, placed the two races upon the earth at the begin- ning of time to work out their respective destinies. History has faithfully recorded their achievements. To that impartial tribunal I confidently appeal for the verification of the white man's superiority. As God made them so have they remained, and unlike the abolition equalizationists I find no fault and utter no complaint against the wisdom and justice of our Creator.
The evils of the attempted equalization of the races is illustrated by the history of Mexico.
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God made the white man superior to the black, and no legislation will undo or change the decrees of Heaven. They are unalterable as the laws of nature, eternal as divinity itself, and to legislate against them leads us to infidelity and ruin. . Since creation dawned, the white race has improved and advanced in the scale of 6 being, but as the negro was then, so he is now. "But, " say the abo- litionists, " the African has been blessed with no opportunity for im- provement. " Who gave the white ...man an opportunity? God, in his infinite justice, placed the two races upon the earth at the begin- ning of time to work out their respective destinies. History has faithfully recorded their achievements. To that impartial tribunal I confidently appeal for the verification of the white man's superiority. As God made them so have they remained, and unlike the abolition equalizationists I find no fault and utter no complaint against the wisdom and justice of our Creator.
The evils of the attempted equalization of the races is illustrated by the history of Mexico.
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