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TIIIJ f-IIMINEL.
LL, bLATOJf UALEa,
. rrr ;uy, march io, ises-
Conservativ ttate liecutive Ticket,
FOR LKUTENANT-GOVEEXOR, !
COL. ZDVABD D. IIAIXl
ot hew Ktaovsa,
FOB fcECEETABY OF STATE,
' " ' lowest v. best,
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rum iUAouuwbuy, - ,
KEUP P. BATTLE, ,
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- FOR AUDITOR,
f..'a!4
i-'i'Oft BLPtHINIXKIiliNrOF W3BLIO WOilKS,
SAMUEL F. ri.TTEBSOX' J
' rOtt blTT. OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION1 !
BEV. BBAXTON CltAVEN, P. IX
or BAKUol.rH.
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FOB ATTORNEY Q&NEUAf.,
SION IL 'ROGERS, 1 ,
t- i ,j er TAAB." Oi Att utT
JJMrJf JCXKCUT1TS COMWTTXi:.
The members of the Stato CoYtl
fc.i ( r ...... . .,( . . f .
, Executive Cominiite . re hcretiy ' notified
, ,ud requested to meet In to City of Bslclgl,
"on Saturday' next, tbt llb lustf forth
''' purpose of nominating candidate for 0
'wnor'' A full Ucndaace i'nol t-aniwt br
invoked. , p ' it . , J
'The member f the Congressional1 aujd
S,' judicial Dittrict Committees arc Invited tin!
urged to be present, i
it, H. PA'6GE'fC a
Ht ohukb,
Secretary (fa X'oinmttttt.
' CAHVASSEB3 FOR Tnk "UTAH AT
, ; , beg ' to remind the member!
"DiHtiitts i:d tUe Cnnntiee, ' if well m the
gi'DtlvniPB ef pointed M Cnrswsri lor tte
etute t large, that aU ot thsm ere appdlnU
1Ub (lie expectation that ttieyMvU
furitiniih make eppolutuienu to 4drtae
tie eople at onco. - Much te expected 'Irupi
ttie courts Csovaston, aod tltu caniHdatl
for iho eeverat Countkt and' P'ttrlota, in
tin y of canvaaaiug. ..T(o object of tbe
rgiuiizntion u to more every i-egiitered
while ma in the State to go to the pollt, and
to Tote intelligently and nnJrtnriibgty,
Tbe people nci.d light. . . . i
Ttxa lUdicali are flooding tbe Slate with
hand-bilii, -racret -eirrnlaia, epoeohe, " 4o,
It is !' tiadvretood that ;00ttl4erable
iirinunr 4t fn nnn lia riavan ttnr mi 4s It el
diKeal of the Hatlical' leaders in lljii
( '(State, tj carry Hi Conalitutloa.UJ lnJj(i
vp totn. The Conserrativee ce po(fr,iut
j., they ettoera the righte i tlje wjiite ntan jto
bo worth more , than. money1 ItwWt p
,r wortb enrythnig'that is dear to tbe white
; race to AeUnH the pdinui and' ruiiiobi Ci
:stitiition now bving prepared by the Radi
cal Convention.' I)tV)H tit tht Conttitvtiqjr. I
Vvuith thewM monti" ' n't HdiA i
'''In KotuiMO are the bvoucrfiiv and IuiSd-
.cerity of the Radical party,' Iq thelr-trest-H
.. . -r - - - - , r - ,
Kent or tbe nrgroes, eo glaringly exwimed,
l in the course they have' pursued 'relative
to rprMntation in' Congress. . H l well1
" Known inai large sums oi nioory uuve ween
sent out too lb, front the Immense corrup
tiofl fund at Washington, fur. the purpose
ol paying vff formidable" ncgri) anplrnpti (or
; Cnniretisjonal bonora It . is bnttv well
' known tbat Jim LU'rii, 1n thin District, tnt
backing out in fvpr .of TJeweeso, has Re
ceived as much as be v atild have acid for
eouie jor ago, if lie had botn m ltv
The wonder is tbat negroes, anywhere, do
, not announce tbemaalves si eaodidatea, see
ing J emet' good kick. Let tbem try it.U-
Jbw is said to be plenty of money oe hand
nt Ant frAm WuhlnirtAH a tiMlwkt
fr4 rem fitting by tKt lidt of theit itaH-l
eaX friend in Cmyrm
: oScgroes are not good
..it .. i
enough -W go to
Congress, to elbow Radical members, ktiti
they are good enough to be IJeveraora.
- Judges, lie., In 27orth Carolina, good
enough to be enrolled in the militia with
white men here, good enough to sit on the
same lit nthca la the publio schools. wHb
. while children I . - .'-.;!
Tub Radical Pi'iHiT.Pnring the de
bate, in the mongrel Virginia Convention,
a negro member of the body said, W ins
tend to msk Virginia drink negro suffrage
broad a th taitb, high as heaven, and
' deep a belli i i . . ; j
h
TUEX. .,!'
"V. I O WILL TLOT Foil 1 1IK H KAD3
OF Al b Li.M-OLN AND G EX. SCOTT I"
t W.liUtJuriV. 1861. , ' , i
. .. now. - ' . - I :
"Our I tioveil Btste mill one more put n
th rarmrots of prirfpi-rity ; an 1 our rpl
will tie contented and huj py throuuh th
lor - (-" rfwrvf 1 1 r tlie existfnr e of th
pm. n.niPnt t.i:h Va!iingtrn ff-lablinhrti,
ud w iii h LtKfni n labored and died to
r,.,;,e I
t .--iu. r T"t., . .
W. W. ttf d.IH M. Prrsirlent 1
J 11 I'M. :!., jat Vim Pref.
A. iL J! ..' i S. 2nd Vice Prt.
C.
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60V. VAVCP8 LKTTKB.
Tbe letter ofO (. Vance to the State Ks
ecutive Comuiirte , d f'ining tl nomina
tion for Gorernor, . . ua 1 bciuw.. It
first aiinounoemei.t will send thrill of
rftgrvt to the hearts, of tiie Conservatives
Uiruughout he iiUte, ftj-d will be bailed
with rejoicing by the Radicals. But their
joy will be of short duration. We know,
person slly ttvst Uov. Vaoos, long in advance
at bis nwuination, earnestly begged tbat be
should not be nrged tor any position on tbe
.tkltei... .1 Uvla jettkA JtittsalCfoi1 - 4h
prosecution ot bis professkn, bs bss, been
anabMia, both from necessity 'and Inclination,
te nvnid aU trifptatiunA or indueemente to
utBceiW years to komi, hoping, ty induJ
try and energy, to provide for tbe future.
Other very strong personal reasons ioflu
epcedhim, lece. although - .; taoble
and generoos' nature subsequently made blm
willing, for the moment, to eacrince any-
thing to tbe wishes of bis friends, yet mature
rinWlop'sqd f)uulU.tiou led, bin to tbe
determination, which tbe people ot tbe
Bute will rrttret. bat tite necessity for
which none deploro so much as himself
Horsover, be feels tbat tbe public exigency
renders it pecessery that nil merely personal
sources of" irritation and violent feeling
should be removed from the eanvae, and
that the entire white people et tbt State
should ciiliftTy tie brought to (lie considera
tion tnly of the great nod absorbing tesoe
ot the contest, vi : the rejection of an
odious Coustitu'tiou, which la attempted to
'lm ) iMiwi j npoli tho white people of this
Statu f itVont tludr oqt-e Constitution
which iguores the claim of the white poo
pi of the' State, and 1 ma1 for the special
. . .. .. . '! a .1 ..'!
twoeat ox tne uiacas sua oi u .whuw
party;... ' i
.The Executive Committee will meet on
tlur 14th., to supply tbe vacancy on the
llckqt. Our triontU. throughout, tho Stat
are assured, tbat the Ommitle will make
such sn appointment aa will b entirely ; eat
ulitiri,tiev' dltet, Conerrvstlve,- asd will
Ciiarlottr, K. C, March Otk, 18CU. .''
H. C. Badger, Eq.'t Bterttary ComrttfUn
, ZtdbltmtmkttvHle$,K. 0:
Mr ftiBtVour letter Informing
Inw 1 stjusaaaiBMHit aomlnatioa for the ot
dee of Uovemor ot JNortn Carolina.. d uie
fxiiv-etpinejiUaB vt jliUriurvatrVe
party, was aoi roceivea until my wwi on
v estttrday from Cleveland eourt. . J answer
at the eariiest poatihle momenf. -f-' '
I ath eonttdent tbat no hinder compli
ment has been or well can be iiid me, than
this request; eo unaoinuly made, for
m to bear tbe banner of win tree white men
of mr native State in this t'ri at and event-
ful ttrneele tor tbe rii;lit and liberties of
onr race, (or constitutional government and
for Christian eiriliioni ion. A I k oe
other fate than theirs, no I could desir DO
creattr honor tbrn t;i i. i.l tliem, whether
the pathway ot our destiny should point to
speedy and k happy tnun.11, or, in tlie
good provldenoe of Liod, null further into
the valley of humiliation and suffering.
But, after msture reflection, I feel ooinpillud,
both by public and private considerations,
reluctantly to decline the nonaiuation.
I trust, therefore, that tbe .Executive Com
mltus will promptly select mother of the
mauf very worthy sons ot North CacuUiia to
bear her banner and uphold her fortune!
and L prom-l)ln,Ji fOfiU hearty ;n(J
waioue support. -
. Congratulatiofr-tho-. Committee and the
Slate upon tne many evidence wuico are
to hn see everywhere, of a great uprising
Ot oat people, ao surely' dndioatlve of ap
prosehlng rttitoryi... and -urging . arsry matt
to bis duty, a t aball endeavor to do mine,
and thanking both lb UxeeativeCotnmittoe
and vourself. a wall for the biirh honor duo
me a fpr tbt) manner In whiclf a knowledge
ot it was conveyed to me, I am. '. '
My dear air, most truly yours,
.;'nv.'4EU,Jli01?!VAyc.'
. CANDIDA TJC&.
. Our fi lends must bear In niiud, that the
only .oljct tiCutisvrvivi lise,.i
bringing eut caudhtntes in this contest, is to
draV'tlie 'people' out (o'vote Against tb
Cortaitiuilon.' Mny of our friends are too
choice about. ptrtieu!r candidates. , Let
our iicrsoiiftt friendshipa of prejudice b
now given to tbtS Isfiadati W t ought to
have good men, men ot capacity, Intelli
gence and virtue, to fill the office tinder
tun new Constitution, if It should be
adopted, it I truvUut it is kior Important,
rtbonasnd. fold wor important, to DE-
FkAt TrjE?ONStTUT0ir, than to elect
BTerjt man oi our ni-x. .J.,.1.-,JV4 ,!.
That is Hi point to be looked to in tbe
election of candidate.;. . W waut th beet
mft to run to defeat tbo aew Comtitutloa,
to defeat Hold and the Radicals, and coo
aequently to detent our own man as to of-
fiee, Our peepl deaire chang ia oar
Stat sduiirtistrstfoB, tat .preaeot. What
they fantj 1 a yfity maa'i fnimmtut, and,
therelore, we mutt defeat the mongrel Con
tltntioo.
itv. -1- - if sfSKTmot
Our readers are aware that the Radical
have appointed ( Man Meeting of tb "Re
publican ' parly," to be Vld at different
puints, to be tuidreaaed by Holdea nd bis
body-guards The object ot thia it obvioualy
to prevent' th Couaervntiv Speakers I rota
replying' to tliem, in tb presence of tbe
Radical whites' and bracks. We bop that,
in every instance, our Conservative apeak ere,
who en sttend those meetings, will address
notes to the Radical speakers, requesting
the prlvibtg wf replying to thm, and, ia
II esses, where they refuse, or do not give
the Conncryttivee f talf chance to reply, that
our Conservslivtj people will arrange, ia
ad ranee, te have Uaas Meetings, sod to tall
out the people to bear the truth iron. Coa
ssrvativ men. Indeed, we suggest to tb
Conservatlre people to arrange al ones to
hold )Iasa Meetings, iiumedisTely tliereafter,
at all those points where Man Meetings are
appointed 1o b held hj tbe Radicals. - ;
, Hot pes, with bis body guard, went off
on yesterday, to attend tbe "Radical mass
meeting" at Beaufort, to dsy, and Kswbern
to-morrow. We hops our friends ia that
section will be on the spot to reply to them,
if peimi-lod. If pot, hold man meetings at
once. -
Shall 1
cncr.-i
s'.'owe J t
:: rrrwrrx ke
j be
- cf tLs iasaa. ' .
1R Sktgrm mum Jtrgrv 111 rT".,!
SPEECH Of VS. J. X. SLLIS, Of CA
TAWBA, y TUK-OOXTMTIOXr
rXBBUABT, 1808. f- f
Jla. Psiunnasr: It will'lie remembered
that, on tbe 18ih day of January, when the
reettiotuMisoi tbeaiegato front Cleavelaod,
(Mr. Uurbaai,) came sip, there waa ao rff.irt
made lose apart day lor their oaiOrj
Hon, lut,M inajeriiy rerosmg, wiey mm
indefinitely postfwaetl. . I, bow ever, stated
tbat a the uieriuot tlunerssolunnns Jvoukl
I. .' 1 .4 . U 1. M ftxnmtit'l.
uoa.i wontd giveesy oooeewtto thir fo
potunent, anl.Uo. gave notio... Ou, CT
ventioa that I would take eeoaaion, while
the subject of Suffrage was under diacusaioc,
topreseot my iews on tb prppriety of ri
tondingtb right f-Suffrage to all blacks,
iadiacnmlnaWly, at this time.
Ia discussing rhis question, sir, it becomes
eceaeery to consider it, to some extent,
panly ia physical ms, as all bjeettoa
tbat caa b raised against it Men to me
intimately sod indivtsibly eoaneeted with,
and trsotsbl to, this one primary cause,
physical or etheojogtcal aitierence ot tbe
raeas of mesv It tweosaea necssary for those
who believ tbat a natural dUtinetioa tx
Uts, to defend it by arguuaent, a the oppo
aitioa has sees tit to tore) tb asertioa that
there is so sach distinction txistiog, but that
tb race are one and tb same 10 all re
pools, except tbat tbe skin of one 1 black.
This denial Impose the burden of proof
on thoa who believe ia tacb s distisxstion,
sod. tberefon;.' thuuld be sufucient rea
son to criv tbwa a hearing oa tb subject.
. I etuui, however, make mr ramarka, which
bear directly upon tut physiological and
structural different, as brief a possible, as
tlu is not a Hail f mutu iur tbe discuss
ion of metaDhvsicial snd nhvsioloirical oues
I, ... :".f A'a.;M. a a a .
noaa. a migu pue t-euoa 00 usaa, 11 11
wereaecessary, to prove to tba (alistactioo
of every intelUgent una on tbe globe, ex I
cept, perhaps, interested politician, the;
trulb of the asaertlon, tbai the race are
separate and distinct from each other by
nature, and taal no buraaa laws ean abro
cate such distinction. "
Th Ethiopian or Alriean aeuro eUffer in,
e many respect from the white man of
H . A al..a la. ill 4. J "11.
aurvpe or aaia, wn is win na itarnwuie
to notice tUera all in iletail la th tew ol).
ervatlon which I desire to offer upon this
vary important ubjoot; Th extjrns,l ap
pearance Ot Uiass twa raoos, are. so well
marked,' that' anv oasnbaving eye U
ean readily dutbguish them; even a
man without evts can. tell a. netrro trow a
white man by the aense of touch, and, if do
prived of both these sense, be could tell
negro from a whit nao by tb sen of
sotelL Am i wot eorrectt If tbU b so,
a wrvndiarful a-llff.trauu-.av lnAeA mnt i-Tiat
Utweenitb twa raotl d l neotissM 4
Priobard, a Blunenbacn, a Camper or
Cuvier to point out tbe black akin, ths
prognatboua rnuzcle, tbe wooly bead, th
broad flat nose, thick Hps, broad, list foot
and long heel small retreating dim, race
ding forehead, tbe narrow and compresssd
shape ot tlie nemo skull, cneek bones pro
jectiog forward, lengthened jaw, leg with
out calves and arched outward and knee
bent t with a peculiar characteristic odon
There are, however, other important anat
omical and physiological difference, fur a
knowledge of which we srs indebted to th
men of science. , They have pointed out to u
the deeply marked maxillary pit at various
point, the narrow and elliptical alveolar
edges, andthe forward obliquity of tbe front
teeth of the upper jaw,-witb tbe great strength
and large size ot tbe lower jaw, Th skin, a
they have shown, is composed nt flv Intutui-
meuts, wiib the coloring pigment deposit
while the Csucaaian's skin is oom posed of
. . a i a 1- a r.a ..
pus lures lnxegunwnia anu is octums oi u
coloring pigment depoait This m aa Im
portant structural dlftererd and is by tb
celebrated Mr, Flourins deemed surHcient
avideao tbat h :negv is oi different
Mock from the whites, and h sets ihem
down a wsentfalfy dittnctt MOw Th
bead And fac of iXii Afrtcn rae l-,fi
entlally different from atl otlisrt, ss tobe
actually pregnthous in tts anatomical eon).
tructlon that Is, more like the lower order
of animal than any ether specie of th
0nAoflv. The lower animals, according
to uuvier, sra aisunguistiea irom toe Euro
pean and Mongol men by tbe mouth and
fane sroteetuur furtbaf forward la the uro.
Ill than the brsla. The typical negro ot adult
age, when tried by thi rul, 1 proved to be
long to a different specie from tb Caucasian
or whit mom i becanen the head and face Is
mors after th fashion bf tb Bimladiaj, the
mouth andiaws projecting byood tb ot
head, oontalaing the 'anterior lobe of the
brain, TP . 1ac. I kkm. proportinally
larger than their crania, instead of smaller,
ss ia tb whit specie of the genu ms.
The nerves of organic li srs larger in tlie
prognatbou apsciea of manklud than io tbe
White, but ant so well developed as ia tb
Simiadiat. Ths brain Is soqjething more
tbaa a tenth -amaller io thv prognathous
man tnaa ia tne uaucasian, as pri'vl by a
tnal msaaamnsent by Pal wot 'bad Viry. ,
rrom tn mntrat and targe nerves J
w eaa readily comprehend why it is that
the dinestioo of the ograisei W U 'IialUir
Uiad tbat of th white race, and lie anlinfl
appetite stronger, approaching ie ptmla
dioj, but .stopping abort blheif be A.alltj.
His nostril ooea higher up Ulan tu the
white manthus, for toataace, approaching
th gibbon. AU the tenet oi the negro are
mors scute, bat less deikat and discrimltt
ating, tbaa tb while man's. The blackness
of tb CanaanitM, Casbite, Salopians or
Negroes, is not onflosd to the skinbut
pervades, ia a grvteror bss degnee, tb
wbol inwsrd man rtown so the bones,
giving th flesh, blood, the memlirsoee, and
every orgsa of the body, exoept tbe Umes,
darker hue tbaa ia the. white rsoe. Who
knowtbot what Canaan's aithn r waa gen
uine Cttahita, as black tnsMe- as out, sod
that Cush, which aw-ane Mark not, was the
mark eut upon Calat Tttebair of th Ethl
opian Want tubalar, like th whit man't,
but 1 eccentrically elliptical with flattened
edges, the coloring matter rldiu i.a the
pidcrmi and not in tulx-s.. Ia the plaoe
of a tuba, tbe abaft of -eaeh hair i eur
rounded with a scaly covering like beep'
wool, asd, lik wool, 1 capable ot beinir
fclteti. Tnie hair doea not poanas that
property. Jtenoe the negro' hair ahould
properly be called wool, and not hair.
Another very important physioloeical difr
teroue is ia tb economy ot the lunga
a a aegra oonsume less oxygen tuaa white
people the smouot ot each being aenurst
ly ascertained, by tb tpiromtter, The a
gro consumes about twenty pr cent less
tnaa tne w bite man. iim lunir of tbe ne
gre ars lea, aiad les eipaosibla, and the
liver larger tbaa wub tbe white race, '
Mr. Jefferswa discovered this difference.
w tb soonntiiy of tb aegra lungs, msny
years ago, and made soui obsttrrstioM
epon it ia bis aotua on trgioia. ,
lie also aot icea a ditterence in the action
ot tb kidney, between th two recs,whith
ia now confirmed by earetul experiment.
Thee discoveries led Mr. Jeffersoa to re
mark: "To ear reproach b it (aid. that
ultbooirb. tb net'ro race bat been under our
eye, for a century and a half, it has not bees
considered a a subject ot natural history
aadb gneaoa further to aay: WU1 not
a lover of natural history, oits who views
the gradation in all ths raoes of animals
witb tbe eye ol philosophy, ctctiM an effort
to keep those of tiie department of man aa
distinct as Bitikre tormed them 1"
In t:.i ci :ueciaon I will menlion another
declaration of Mr. Jefferaoa, a hit opinion
are so ofUa reftrred to by thoe ow.rtain-
mg different views on thesu sulijixia. . lie
says: "Aaaoeg the l.oinau. eisoiptloa
required but one ef!. t, but with useaucond
i aeeetarr. uokuawn to bietorv.1 iTbi
second properly Ulougalo natural history.
aa ao says, ana ao buman law or govern
mental change can ever oolitcrate Abecm.
Cbtorge Washington, In experiuM-nling opoa
lUsoea a-grtwa. tpund- ihut H eir natural
gait waa about one fourth slow.-r tbaa tbe
whits race; and that they could aot under
RO'tkeeoaotaat fatigu h4 tbe white man,
ThAA leweveri ie well fcmowa to every man,
ittt)M latUnj ypgiwe tnJha..Bovt-.
- 'f p. 4 W
etriking proof of (he flllhst they consume
ess oxygen ttisn wbiiea. Tint is tbecaas
of tl.e hebetude' of 1 ody and mind m tbo
g . racs .Tbt went.- of mtucula wad
msoul , activity, its the neirro specie ef
i ' apparent to ever? baervr
tauwg the lower order of anirnsl ; although
be may know nothing of tke law discovered
by C'uvir. that aumt ular energy and ao
Urity are 'io direct proportioa to tb de
velopnieut and activity- ot tbe pulmonary
organs. s ..
It it ao established . tact that all alow-
motioned anaunts, ghe or fowls, consume
a lea quanty of oxygen than tb active do.
Tbe ia and coostruotion of th lung , ot
animals or gilts of fishes enable us, aa seoa
a W so them, to determine their motion.
Thestupidiiv of certain specie of God's
croatioa is the iueviubl physiological effect
oi in oencieat aeration oi to oiooa.
Ato tu mental capacity of the begra,
as a raoe, compared to tb Caucasian,
Camper's scheme for aacartaiuiag or estima
ting tb degree of intellect and sagacity,
bestowed by nature on the Whole mem tier
of the animal kingdom, possessing askuU
ana brain, la tbat ot tb JfamatJLnfU, a a
termed it. Thi is tb rule now ia general
Use ; it enable tt by experiment st once to
toll tbe capacity of a skull or an average of
a olaes ef tbem. - It is found by this rale
that the heads of bird display th smsllest
angle and that it becoinat greatw th
animal approaches th human figure. , , i
Thus there i one specie of tb apt tribe,
In which the head ha fecial angle of forty
two degree; ia another animal of tb tarns
family, which it one of thotc $mia, ap
proaching most closely to tb bnmaa figun,
th facial sogl contains xsCtly fifty de
grees. Next to this is tbs African negro,
which forma an htlgl of flom sixiy-flve to
seventy degrees ; . while the angt dianevered
in th white race Contain eighty to eighty
iiv degree. ,TbMlB fwaarkabl difler
esc was found to hold good by a rul
adopted bv Dr. if orttt that at meaauririE
the Intornal isapactty of thd tkullt. By (bis
rate, ne louna tbe eame. dtoelency In the
va . , a ,i " ai .1 - .
ainiopw sauu. - -
,i we flsd th weight of thf whit man's
brain to be neater than that of the hesrro.
This result is exactly tbe on te bs expected,
eoosideilng th cspsuity of tlx eraniss ai
ladei of iarellectual power; -The coovolu
tiot of tb brain ara difforent. Tb .ante
rior and frontal lobe of the whit man
how a far betttt meotsl devetomaent than
those oi tbaAfnoan. .From-tlie foregoing
fact, it eems that it ought b apparent to
every man, whe will tudy them, that there
Is a clear a4 distinct (lifferenca between
tberaeea, not ealy -la-, gentral ia(pearanc
put snatomicaii; sna nnysiologtcally-r-s
aiffeBC in the construction And eccmOmv
ol both., Thi should, I Uiio k, be tutticieot
to sheer that tt la not tbe mere eolor of . the
skin, alonej hat parts tb white rum the
uiaca rao. ,; uaa ereatod us ddtereol; tor a
wiaw and good purpose, and washuutd fwet
dttregara tb isttnotions mail by Htm.
It it not my porpos, air, to eft an . srga
ment to prove mat ti negro ba ao aoui,
as some writer ar doina. : This Question
ot ethnology ha nothing to do with tbat
inn aoui, wiug uuim inYjaiuie arm uiisngi
ble, should not b made tabject of polu
ieal diaeu!.'- --: .:-,?.', ; .. ,
Prom what has been demonstrated, show
ing tb inferiority of the neero intellect
hi hebetude bf body and nilDd.'ahd his
preference to doss out a mbierabl iatenoe
la bis oativ woods and jungtea)i.ad live
on 'i'itf'viimyait and lixards,
rather than labor for a aer decent aud res-
n table Jiving-r-it nsturally oanses tit ren
ting man to inquire whether, h as, n
der the most favorable circuoataBce.' ca
pable of self government. Tlie, Caucasian
stand ' highest in th srsi mt ,, itittl-
tec,1 as twee, and bas produced the not
eivillted nation f while the Mongolian,
th next highest, bat produced a number ot
nations, which' remain at a fixed point in
aemiHlirjitloTt, TheMalsy i a dge
mora barbarous and tb American Indian
next loweat; wkilei tb negro is th lowest
snd most barharoueof them. ll. . It would
seem, In view it; the fact that the Eli. ieplc
variety oocuplee thd lowest plic'ln th
scale of human being, that ot eours be
would, b th least pipabl pf Maaiataining
govrnment.M;iici.'i':.-r. t:-.y w.iww
-i;!!,! aa.aual1 kai at tauvtataal ahMaarlMiaanaai kaaut
auw rw . iawwaaiaava, vaara
on hla anatomical and Dbvaloloa-ical ' Con-
ttruction, ana, lor tne practwtt prooi ot
. . ... .. .1 a -J ..".. . . . .Vt.
wnuin, we uiua aiauiinai iuiiusr luio ais
ethnological and political history, and! see
if we ean find a single instance where he
ha been Mccafui ia ' estaUlisbhlg govern
ment aad brinKtntt order out of cbaoa.
ot tvhetbef b ba M Un!aUdke Main-
tala a rul of eovernraent which was mad
aad put into hisan(kvr'r Ti
My remarks oa thi point will be general
and brief, as iis mora myprovinr too)eny
(heir capacity, that to advocate' iV "Hence,
it Is for those edvooaUsa! tlie .doctrine tnt
"equality" to prove the ability ef tbe bluck-
race to govern tiirtnsetvea, Brrn, berore it ta
put into their hands te gjvera ethers, rath
er than tain to disprove it. !
; I have pointed out some ot th moat
prominent HstioctkMi. showing bndeoia
blythat they are a separate and inferior
facd, tmsettwpon tk awthnrtty ef th ablsetil
sctenUUo.rrie tbat ever penned a line oa tbe
object. . inwn taagbt these great truths
whea a youth, not ia the Sonth but1 ta the
North, not by politicians lut by mew of
science who had , thoroughly Mudied tbe
subject. ' I want tbe other sUle of the house
to anew -one instance -where they b-, in
the log period wf foer thousand' year, os
taljlislied s form ot ci vilirrd government. , I
Can they point ue to Alrii a,' th' native
land of the negro t ,1 think not. We are
enabled, from nnmeroa hMcriptiooe on the
Nilotic pyramids, to trace him bat k. aad
ia tb capacity of m -eiave,' bear two thou
sands year before tbe Christian era, ,
They have aiway been arvoariied by the
whits; race, especially on the North and
East, and have, irons their arlWt history,
repeatedly been drawn from their native
barbarian and carried among Uie civiliaed
eationt ot th world, thus giving tbem
number lost prportnnttie of acqoirtBirB !
knowlodee ot the. habits aad customs of
the advancing race of mankind But they
soon forget what tbey learn or ere, and re
lapse into their original barbarism. Europe
and Africa are separated from each other
by a narrow sea, but few tnitee -wide, bat,
notwithstanding their doe proximity wbd
easy facilities 'for intercourse for centrtriee,
generations opoa generations have ped,
aad th oeprn race is to-dsy no nearer ea
tbe high road of civilisation. Which) has
been opened up by the whit man, than la
W three thousand years setv r -!
" We cannot point to the West Indie for
th proof. In Havti, wbere ths slsve have
been free sine almost a long aa tbe
whit pT' of th Coiled State, end
where tiicy bvs kai every eocovrr-guntHii
extended totm thatcould! be akd, they
have madd most uanal failure. Tb He-
public wi.cb was eaiablisbefi, alter entancl-
potion, soon gave plane. aa jcinperot.
lUe conui.ercei ficoa d winded to compafa.
tiyeiy aotbitig.i he predictive industry
has been at moat abaadooed.abd the moral of
the people have iiecom wretchedly corrupt.
InsurrecUons busebeea tb prevailing order
ot 'thiagt, far the last severity years. The
wmtes wen sooa.axpeiid r exterminatea,
snd tb Island divided, between ths ruulat
toe and tb negroes, a thy could not live
togetben tnpeuei fhe netro Oovernment
there has been anrtblnBr bufa luoceaa.
JaaMieaf 41e-. gsrdea s$4 ef jUus rerld,!
Bsa met witn a similar lafcs. it was pere,
uodtr taelishiraldateiif inaoi patiou.
tbat th world waa to be convinced of the
capacity of tb oolored mwi to rise by stda
witb tbe wo it man. - Ti was the cr"
sxperimeat.' And- what ka fjceblber.
eft"'""- I-a . ...J.j.t i' .j.'t'UI- ' !
Juderthe most favoraide; wrcumstaBoe
that hare ever benr voochefed to men, the
partment' has been "tnsd rf eooial and
pobUcal "equality" with the wbitue.feioec
tb nneiptiott 1 13wi taad new, alter a
pertoaot tutrtv veers. tkelCaetisn cavera
meat ba been eosnpelled to sake ttxt ngftt
of eulfrag troai Ibent, at Vast air tbe pre
aot, sad, perhaps, forever. I The segro govV
OTuimfs saaes m WHWumm auuiuw
lanre.oiTke preduotive niditstry is gue.
The co at autre natonur fu eoUimg, coo-
pareu wita woai uoeoeodatteti, Aueurree
tioo et .tb most barcroh kataoior. are
frequently eeourfing Mia tssr morals, are ex
trtmlverrupta ,. k L i,....i
t ist blacks ia OAnada, wliere tboy . bav
had every political advaatagfitis upwards
e y jaars, jiave tuawa iuo. saep.iai. prog
ress towards oivilizatuxi.. k has tieea pre
cisely tb reverse, a every piiii;jjL Account
win auai fuiue, sun uioraia junwu
tbem are ai alow ebb) aud tUtir paaterlal
prosperity hat ainouulud to noiliUg, com
pared witt) that ot,
the English v white
inhabitant.
The oolored man'' solo urn "id 'England.
among hi first and fastest friends, was any.
thing oui suspicion. II was not permit
ted, Dowever, to remain there long before
th people declared hint to' be a uuiaknc;
and a toon as the slave trade became un
profitable, th government tent the last on
to Africa, ' "" " - -' "
' Tachudf. flwia thtturalrst. ' sets' "That
ia lima and Peru, generally, "the free '
groe ar a piers t 'aoeleff.' 'Dishonesty
seems to be a part ef thW- very eavture
jeree bora negroes dmtt ted ittvetn uoase
of wealtby families, and who have recetvea
in early life a good 'etiMoation and been
treated with kindness end hberaiityrdo net
diHee from thjr aneiMacated brothee.'lf 11
iNer- is hr ia siogi iinstano in th
known world," where the twet sacea - have
osdel ia.iaaiotataiiir aiayihing like
goveTEiaest, giving atettrit y, ,u ittir life or
ureperty.-wbera the Uork . wr tiwuvrous
enough. te become a rivat-, ulHivatt .,n the
body politic, ;:.'.. , ... . ..,!ii:,,iwfj ev-.et a-
.The negroe of th Uoited Stotusliav al
ways been a subject ol discontent breeding
disturbance and colLuion ol various kinds
among tb patiple, hile the nvgror tbem
selves, in their free state, I ave made no ma
terial progress, not even sufficient to stop
tb clamor over them In favor of their pie
tended friend and advocates, but, on tlie
other hand, have furnished uiaterial more
ani more, every day, for these opposed to
the theory of 'making tbem (he white man'
....ti.t-..i j. ...1 ( ' .
'" Th nekrp'in tb Vitl'teii Btafea. baa bad
Sufficient opportunities, tit many of the
States, Io have accomplitbed something
towards redeeming his oft assailed charac
ter, had it Men1 bit lot 1 and' fortune to do
K The truth ts,b has not advanced in th
airectioit bf avinsatkm who virtu, in any
eesential deiree, although he ha had abun-i
dent pportunftlet 4a- cowtebf the eUa,Nt
equal to those of - th ' white maa.- The tree
eelored people Of dllthe old thirteen State
wre permitted 'Vi vt1sact enjoy ether
rights, at the formation ot our Constitution,
witb tMeteeptfoa.''prhapt but oa. ' It
is true the nnssber Was quit smalt, and it
waa thought by tmtbretatherathat it wasnttt
neoessary to restriot there, as there were wet
enougb to dlsturo the polities equanimity
of the oountry and,) tbt-relor, it might be
permitted, ta order to teat tor themselves
th qoestuMi of whetbM th race would, by
training, ever become eapebl. of self ,0ov.
ernmtmt,j .Xbi thsy desired,-as tbey had
tecured top tbem a part ot th Westurts Coast
of Africa, audi intended to ,oolonj them
tberejuile wa not reoogniwia as a citUen,
but a sojourner, anu. ia such, be , waa per
mitted! to enioi thit rigbA tiV Vote a a atat-
tr of grace, in order to. try bis capacity for
selt government, lie was not counted at
on of th ''utxly jMiJitm" of the country,
Tbey looked uuou liira as unW a teuiporarv
crsatur. All equnllj deplored the clrcuin-
lam-oa m uis auvciiv juio me country, anu
all of them longed to see ' Hit) day,' when tic
would retire from their midit, aud take up
hit abode In a more eongeniul clime. ' ' Msny
of our tnost' illostrton Statesmen, 'among
tbent Wasf-lntrtnri,' Hsmttton, Atlmiia, Jay,
Franklin, 'Jeffrraoir, Rnndrtlpb, and a nuin.
ber of other, desired khf treedom nt tbe
slave, but they all nnreMrvettly" -eoopled It
with a separatloa or eotoaiaatlon if th
blacka Nose of tbem ever eeutemptsred.
without thndermg attb thought, such a
state of tbieg' a i sow about te 'be inao
gnrated. x'ar after he tormstioe f tb
gemantent-atter seSloient time tied been
gie a tswreeghty test the eaperiaseet ef
their xtatnral abilitjtieoeplM waw ell ether
advantage tor iaproTewieat.ta take part aa
the affairs ot litis governmeuvn was deeaied
ioexpedient to conUoo such a system, aad
the butes, a tbey saw. 6i, wholly or in part,
withdraw tVoot then a priviiegs tbeyt had
permitted them to enjoy,, a. mer expert
ment, without rieUting any one principle, of
tip tat or Federal Oovernment. , . v,
3Xf.',.lni Vs . "'. m an i:n .u,t t.
A aewtawraapondeatiooetributea the tot'
lowing perfectly oriKhaal aneetlole . -f-i ;
Pteee, ton ef Wetdon,! old North Htat
8en,b-reetm.,.j KtUerlilapidated aSeestef
euatiautive mm, witb bug kuspsack, alung
ataskat to th right sUoultle shitu Coated,
toner-keeper, with long drew dug scocnts:
say, muter, got any ttrandy I , "ies.sir."
"Oot any whiskey r.-. Ves, sir yes, sir."
"Well I believe I'll lake a drink.", Decanter
and tumbler placed npon th counter with
a flourish peculiar to such Institutions.
Conted. fills th glass to it utmost capacity,
places it to bis iipa, and n a moment , Its
content disappeared, at the same time
placing npon the counter a 5 ea itrue.
Bar keeper btstily rakes tbe V into hit
drawer, quickly replacing decantef, etc., tnd
with dignified composure etandt ready for
the nextenstomer. Re'x hesitate a thouerh
tn expeetarion ot some change Irom the V,
nut teeing ao disposition to tbis en act, be
gin moving slowly snd by essy man-he to
warda tbe door whensuddenly hefai-sed about
and, confronting the bar keeper, delivered
hint self ray, mater, what do you charge
for a driak P Bar-keeper hrw-quetv, "Five
dotlara, Wail, I'll tell yea what Pee
gwin to do, - re gwin bark home aad
ri-e a company, and pee gwine to " make a
raid through WeJdoo, and I aiat gwine t
take nary a pri-wtaer." aSo tA-rim Jfv
1 enut Tram Mtn be exriled:
inthKILITIAwith NEaROFa-
ii-r fitgrt irsf That Of the
issues.'" .
Tn fhir.jo. EL. ou tha Sud tuat fr. B. E.
Faiacuna, lunoerljr ut this Stale. i
HEW ADViaTISEJILEJrTS.
1868 ; . 18(58
SPEINGr" TRADE.
, - 7 ; . vn : -y-1 1 T t. , ' v, ,.., '
r' AFFOKD8 US PLEA8TJKE TO AH HOtTNCB
to the PUBLIO tbat we ara bow reoaiviug oar
SPRING STOCK Of GOODS.
Our assortment will be eettstaatly nstesisfaed
tram day to day. ' ' J u - "
Our purcnaaes are maaa - aim gnww
dlssrlioiuatioa and for CAHIl. Therefore, we are
mpexed h aitt the gTMUat Ilnauoemonia xv
lAbll , ' ', 1 ' , ' " '
xMMXMPMB 0UB M0TT018 '., .
f-Qvinc SaUnmd null Profit." '
IttittL. D. n.l. j.4 41 TmaamiA jit XWaaaj'
f IPsaflrnd U eeir m Amnest '
L ""w. a b. s. ttjckzh co,
Msfio tr 'i " K
OA XKliiKN Whits, Drab and Black HATS.
JA) W. H. 4 hi. 0. TUClUCu k
Mar hi w
-4-
KAA yards h. 0. cashixerb, 0t
yyw ana am,
1 i
V. U. A B. B TUCKEB A CO.
MarlO If ; It fi.l.
,) . ; , , ,
IMPORTANT MtEir-'f
I)U1WUANT TO Ait AGREEMENT ENTERED
, Into botwaea TUOMAH U. HlXiO and
bAHPKti hOWlaAND, on the 24th. day of Jan.
uary, 1SU7, 1 aball prot-aed to ell, at th Court
Huuae door, in thaCitvof Kaleiich. at 12 o'clock
St., an Wednoadav, the 18th. day of Uarch, a
wast of laud ealied EAIUV UNOWK, situated two
aulas waaa naleigb, an tiie MeatBara Ktwil, ad
Joiniug the lands ot John W. h. Watson andflieh-
am a. uaywoeo, cental mug . ,,....-...
OKE HU1TDBKD AND THIBTEEN AORKS
with all ths houses, out houses. Ac . for a farm',
't'i sua Cadi, for particulars, eply teFowut,
IT
ft 0. DaDOER, Agent
.. .j , rwT.D.liooa
Uwtsh T..td
i , -a. nve--
.V,
SfHlIetta, Hulletta. t
"t'OR sale by ths Ban-!, oa oolriunent, ly ' r.
Feb I-WW! " DOUOtABfeEtli,
A ' lAltOB CONSIONMEKT Of FINB WHITE
XX. mkauuohs, rjuouii and una.
, w. a. J0NMCO., .
Ft-b. ft-t, ; tt....Aa. ACna. Msiiihants.
I"
Mlare aa tmr Male law.
lUtiC'hoifie Uaryiand hams
k.At,
YOb'nOFWKrS
Febtt-IMt-tf"
SCfKItlOR OLD APPLE AND PEACrf BRAW
DX, . , . . W. If, JONBa A CO,,, ,
Vcb. Ju if ' Auctioneers A Com. Merchants.
Nj ?. i wn potatoes . 5 v- 4 t t
.. ... W. H. JONES fK.
treb. 20- tf f 1 1 j Ano. A Oonv farebsnts.
1 1 ii if. n ' 1 1. 1 , iiiijin 1 in m 1 j. in , 'iji nm wr a "
PATAFDOO Family FloarMI ! tt
Mallaur Family Floer 1 1 , T T
3'K' . North Carolina FlOttfttt
lo ftarrtiW and Warranted Hrst rsti
Feb a-lia-lf . UOUOtAfl BELL,
, a a ,, ,i
pERUVIAK Ol'ANO; 1 J
The gtuii article', foTaale bV "
Feb. W-Ht lX)lJaLA BELL.
NO. FAtETTEYHiLE 8TBEET. . . , .
Croa-eut Saws, varkma aisea. Mill Maw, Haad
AaW, and Haukaniitb FUse: Anvils, Heilnwa' and
Vises. Beat quality Keroaeue Oil. Lampa, Chinf-
aeraand Wicka. J. JiaOWN,
iUaigh, Feb. 20-tf With Bart A Lewis
- .? f- i H WTf-t iu Wl f- f MS -
yRy OLD BClppEHSONq WINB.y
' FebMM-tf' W H. JONES A CO.'
.' vest aAa.it.
AKOTHER lot ef Ihue deliKntful OlOARH,
"U Booquet," "1'rea ttnau" aail "Legati-
X. tit;
T 1(11 1 !-W. H. MfIW CO. f
t JFob -lC-4t
atui-'iHHm-i-a vuaa, jaercuania.
Salt! Salt I
Q hfiri SACUS OF SALT, DIKECT IU
OaVVVf por talma from Lirernooi, for sale bv
WILLARD BROS.,' ?
, , . . J4 North Water W
Jefe. ttlW-3ia ' :- WtHnlngtoAT
- - .'FOB SALE, , t,firl
LARDmtTbls., Holssees la Bbls.. and fountain
BuitariatiMgk. ., i.L
- W. H. JONErt CO.
Feb Jl-lSS-tf " Autft A Ceaua. Verohanta.
JtOB HALE 08 BENT. , ,
.1' t..J . i in'). a-4tiih
A aarwaa Saw Nm. f an heeae anwer. all
In eerfeot urder, witt twe Haws, Ing Tart and
Waifgoa.
W. H. JONES A CO..
Mr-
tt
Aaetioaners A Coat. Meroh'ta.
Very tars N. C Mountain tttmh rotate.
. a. a .. W. H. JONES A CO.,
Ma. -tf - - Aaot're A fcuea. Merchants..
irtn HACKS N. 0. FA MILT FLOCB.
AWLM sacks " Extra anpar Fluai. '
Boner
On enaatsQiweat ar ;
; SOCOLAS BELL'S,
s
WEKT KOUSTAIS BUTTER. . j '
Jnai received. " -
Mir. f -If ' W, H. JONES h Cl,
TimiNflB WHISKET. 4
ia aai 18 iali. k4 ''''')' 'A
W. H. atONEM A CO., '
: Mar 4 tf ...... Ootnasisskia M err hut. T
NnREVW FASflLT GROCERY. - r
Here yon And aayartMa rf FaenlV Oimerie
a tlearra. No. 1 aniebw anU Bar -auk al
amalladvana Auplrat... -. .
eiare-tf . " ' A SHREWS'.
QOBN ASD BAOON.
Urn baslwls White Cora. - .,.".
1.0(a) ll. baoalders sadbids Baoon.
jtars-tf . At. ANDREW8
FPLES. ; .
A Ads tot of K. 0. Applta.
t
-ii j.- swaWawn v- m''fV
jj
If" l ! !
III II II .n,rr ,,
MiscnxArroir3
' I. E PE8CUD,
OEIVEBAL IXSVBAKCB AGEV-r
- ' v. ., '
HAH REMOVED his offioa to bis IWawr jw.
Bto.whre .be wiU raoai. applaw,,,!
uatue fultows at Inaannee ayaiaat luaa br l,
al live low eat reniiuanUre tts. ia tee AaL
iu( Ural elsse Ccnpsniaey via: --
Plamx, of Ilartford, ; ' " - -,
.Mlantic. of BrookJya,
'"iSeTcttrtVyof New Tort," ' ' "
Putnam, of Hartford. .,' I ,
I fame, of New Haven,
tl-J '-la" 17?.' nr'
r wy ty r irymui, n lncneHter, "
' JHferKHr, pt jVirgitjia, and f
. m Underwriter's, Selmit, Ala. 1
Tlteir oombia4 Capital and "
a.o,oo. tl .... .
luHsas nwami A&nnmm ab nm. -
Dss. lt-410-tf j tos, aaiit.
r-i' a: ii!iAf.i. op ohIthaiT";-
J tb rvetMa -of maay ftisuda, amwanoU
Uiniself as sn luoepeudtiut eaudiUaU tor Cub.
rrese in th Voarlb (Uetropotiian) Caugraeaioual
set aa?l . . ,
-' h'N. Sa nJI-rtata-:.i..f thi.
SOOKD a Mud. at per BbU. 1 Ahe, Ke, 1
Hbore Mavkarel, - . ....
FJlHi-tf yw. n JOKES Co,
- FOR BEi'ir.7
IHE BOYLAH H0U8S AKDLOT.OM HILtat.
hiwa. Uiaat vilk ta. -ii'aL... . V"
..m awaaaaja, maa Mia,nHaj,i
Poaaeetiun irivea las. ktaeeh. Tli. .7T7Tr"
.a kaaniaa. aaaiM ka, lanl.a M -..-.Ti M
' " San. OWTU. A ! fUrUltUT ill
hsoae ooald fee Bought on nuintna tim7
U note and good seearity toe ran and furai.'
with
- W. H. JONES A CO.. .
' Auetlonears A Cooutv Jaerohauu.
Feb ai.l6S-tf ". r"7 ,,7
BE0EIVED THIS SAY " 1
SOU iba. FaaiOv Lard In Wa"
, TOMIiOFFSKl fi
Febt-150-tf .v. fi j l I t
M. C. Walaajta. T P .-
BUHHELS from Westera . 0 of shpsriar
ceuitviai-u w. 1. OJ(E8AOO.
A NEW ABBIVAUt "t U't
COFFEES, TEAS AND iPIOES, Ml "
jaiu MOT. van, laaiTBin SBO ZUO VeSaMS. ' - I
XounaHvaoa. lanmrlaj lluatuw.. ...a a:
l T.a. 1 ' 1 - --r . m vw
Pepper. Allspice, Cinnamen. Matauai Iti a.
and
' libllrtLAa Dp.r.T.
Feb 17-163-tf
r'sfsttsvdlebt
' For Sale. :::';;' '.;.'
Iv w u; TAuas't'itni ''
t.. I, ua.i T "
POTATOBa I ' , ,4
. . - - .. . ' ST - miiU-.-
aokasn Wblt Potatoes, Poach Slew FoUiot-a.
f -mj awaeu ubb UtMIAfTJ. WNHa HhT
nU.tkrina mnA , ss-lau ku . li
v er--
aJOCOXAb BEIX:
NO. POTATOES AND APPUU ., ,..,
. To-day recMtriuc b ,..
lfab.lf ,i OOUGLAiflifcU,'
IBTITCB OAT81
I'
....... '. - .
bnnhela Winter OaU to-la eaoalrad. ' '
Feb.
pLABTER, FLAin'K!Vi5';;vr!;
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