I have seen. as coming from The Atlanta Constitution. a widely known paper. the following extract: Unless history is a false teacher. it is not possible for two distinct races. not homogenarythat is. which can not assimilate by intermarriage and the mingling of bloodto exist upon terms of political equality under the same governnent. One or the other must go to the wall. This is signed J. J. INGALLS. Whoever may have said this. it embodies in my judgment a profound truth. expressed in the epigramiatic language so natural to the Senator from Kansas. Not only was the policy of emigration for the blacks urged by the great men whom I have mentioned. but. sir. in the earlier and perhaps better days of the Republic. when political vision was less obscured than at present by party strife. the same policy was urged. In 1825 the Hon. Rufus King.
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Two distinct races...which cannot assimilate by intermarriage...cannot exist upon terms of political equality.