selection has not ceased acting on man.
From the foregoing different kinds of evidence, we feel justified in concluding that the Negro race differs greatly from the white race, mentally as well as physically, and that in many respects it may be said to be inferior, when tested by the requirements of modern civilization and progress, with particular reference to North America.
We return now to the question of intermarriage. What is to be expected from the union of these diverse streams of descent?
The best answer would be to study and measure the mulattoes and their posterity, in as many ways as possible. No one has ever done this. It is the custom to make no distinction whatever between mulatto and Negro, in the United States, and thus the whole problem is beclouded.
There is some evidence from life insurance and medical sources, that the mulatto stands above the Negro