Romans—with the exception of the massacre ' of Melos by the Athenians—the most atro cious crime ia nil ancient history, perpetra ted, too, five hundred years before the birth of Cnmiat. They are to be robbed of everything hy repented spoliations and confiscations. Kant, they must be kept out of the Union for thirty years, and degraded by mixture aud association with the negroes until thsy become no better than the negroes. Above all things they most he kept out of the Union, in order that the Republicans may retain their party power.
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