The Negro A Beast In The Image Of GOD

MAN, AND THE NEGRO.
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these degraded creatures.
Further evidence of this is
found in the marriages which the women of Europe
are contracting* with these so-called "lower races of
men." The women of the northern states and of
Europe have been subjected to the deg-rading influences
of social, political and relig-ious equality with
the Negro and his amalg"amated offspring", whom they
recog-nize as neg^roes, for a g-reater length of time
than have the women of the southern states. This is
shown by the fact that, as long as the Negro in the
south was held as a slave, his social ostracism presented
another barrier to the southern woman's marriage
with him. In discussing this question we
should bear in mind that the disposition of woman to
be influenced by the social, political and religious education
to which she is subjected,
over.
is the same the world
Hence, we have no alternative than to decide
that the demoralizing social, political and religious
influences which degraded the women of the north
and of Europe to the social level of the Negro, will, if
persisted in, result as disastrously to the women of
the south. It may be argued that the marriages between
women and negroes or between the women and
the mixed-bloods will be confined to the most ignorant
and degraded class of whites. But a moment's reflection
must convince us that this position is untenable.
It has been demonstrated upon every
earth that this evil practice, like every
continent of the
other which
may originate among the lower classes of whites, will