The Two Proclamations : Speech of Hon. James Brooks, Before the Democratic Union Association, Sept. 29th, 1862
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[Applause.] Ad long as the pure white blood of Spain coursed in their veins, they were an unconquerable and invincittle people The lofty aimadaa of Eng- land, the proud Drakes of our ancestors, the fleets of Queen Elizabeth and Queen Anne, all thundered in vain against this pure white blood of the Spanish people. But when Spain committed the error of marijing,and intermar- rying with the Indian and with the negro, when Spain adopted into her armies the black blood of the negro,and the copper bl...ood of the Indian, then, no longer, did the pure white blood of Spain rule in glowing grancleur from the moun- tain peaks of the Andes, but the negro and the Indian at last rose up, aud drove out the lofty Hidalgo to the home whence he emigrated, so that now, when a northern or a soutbern regiment, as in'jrecent Mexican wars,8tood before the mulatto of Soain, its mongrel, negro, and copper blood, one fierce look of of a northern or southern man would de- molish a whole regiment of such mongrels.
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[Applause.] Ad long as the pure white blood of Spain coursed in their veins, they were an unconquerable and invincittle people The lofty aimadaa of Eng- land, the proud Drakes of our ancestors, the fleets of Queen Elizabeth and Queen Anne, all thundered in vain against this pure white blood of the Spanish people. But when Spain committed the error of marijing,and intermar- rying with the Indian and with the negro, when Spain adopted into her armies the black blood of the negro,and the copper bl...ood of the Indian, then, no longer, did the pure white blood of Spain rule in glowing grancleur from the moun- tain peaks of the Andes, but the negro and the Indian at last rose up, aud drove out the lofty Hidalgo to the home whence he emigrated, so that now, when a northern or a soutbern regiment, as in'jrecent Mexican wars,8tood before the mulatto of Soain, its mongrel, negro, and copper blood, one fierce look of of a northern or southern man would de- molish a whole regiment of such mongrels.
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