The Doctrines of the Democratic And Abolition Parties Contrasted
The Doctrines of the Democratic And Abolition Parties Contrasted
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Notcontent with doing this in their own States, they extend their process of iquaiization'into other States, where they use what they call the war power, to rob the white man of his property, and bestow It on the negro. In all their measures, military and olvil, in the new Territories and the old States, you see this pervading principle at work, stripping white men of the rights, inherited from their ancestors, and clothing negroes with powers and privileges they never possessed before .
Now, i...f the African race could be elevated so as to make it, in fact and in truth, the equal of the white race, then we would lose nothing by the pro- posed equality of the two. But that is not possible, and our opponents know it as well as we do. A negro will still be a negro in spite of proclamations . You can degrade the white man to the level of the ^egro— that is easily done — but you cannot lift the negro up to the white man's place. All close and in- timate connexion, political or social, tending to pro- duce equality between two nations or races natu rally differing from one another, has the effect of levelling, not upward but downward j and the degradation of the superior nation does not stop even at the point origlaally occupied by the lower one — the amalgam has aU the vice and weakness of both, without the strength or the virtue of either.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Notcontent with doing this in their own States, they extend their process of iquaiization'into other States, where they use what they call the war power, to rob the white man of his property, and bestow It on the negro. In all their measures, military and olvil, in the new Territories and the old States, you see this pervading principle at work, stripping white men of the rights, inherited from their ancestors, and clothing negroes with powers and privileges they never possessed before .
Now, i...f the African race could be elevated so as to make it, in fact and in truth, the equal of the white race, then we would lose nothing by the pro- posed equality of the two. But that is not possible, and our opponents know it as well as we do. A negro will still be a negro in spite of proclamations . You can degrade the white man to the level of the ^egro— that is easily done — but you cannot lift the negro up to the white man's place. All close and in- timate connexion, political or social, tending to pro- duce equality between two nations or races natu rally differing from one another, has the effect of levelling, not upward but downward j and the degradation of the superior nation does not stop even at the point origlaally occupied by the lower one — the amalgam has aU the vice and weakness of both, without the strength or the virtue of either.
What to read after The Doctrines of the Democratic And Abolition Parties Contrasted?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jeremiah S Jeremiah Sullivan Black to read onlineMoreLess
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