Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1833-01-17
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"--Wha has human nri,De
,r,s noasIF Even myseiftoO plainly saw,
That one srest TO BOTH alike 6<fs,ls.'s
Tins % truth confirmed by innumerabla examples-
WilInot like causes produce IKE escrs1 Sherden
." bus "vec'Vs against Hasiings says, Man was nav
or made to be the properly Of man." God made ono
man nesdiul to another. but surely be him
TO be slave that being OF the order Of things
ana ne who wickedIy psFsers that order may reason-
ably fear the wrath Of Heaven. If ihOu seest the
oppression ofthe poOs and violent perveruing Of ug-
ment aud justice in prosuce, marvel not NJ the mat
ter: for he that is higher than the hgesi regarde,h
a"d there be higher than they ."-Eccl. '. g.
"A man confined by severe sickness, .upoa observing
hs image IN aloOking often s,aF,leat the ghasl-
nets and iang"or Of his coaatenance. and sometimes
on mat account judges his recovery impossible. The
slave-hoding states may desire 70 their aspec.
So they may find the ceraleaR waves Of The At
lanlc mirror which possesses the wonderful proper
es o. showing them only what they are, but wha.
they shalt be. II they viii look into il, they will see
some white inhabitants luxurious, rich, Toli,e &c.
so"P''s"ed strangers TO hardship, who may sometimes
.'ca Of troubles violent deaths We, they fix the
'''e "ne" either shall happen, far ia,uri,y as to
'e"oeF dou0sai to them whether time ever will ex-
's"o us course to rat period. They will be seen ex-
e'c'S'"g unlimited a"Nori,y over race dark in skin,
and darker still in heart ~h GLOOM longing for The
common privilege Of an TO lie =, ease. 10 eat ia walk
out and in, or labor, pleasure a,y shall nrye
This image tells the shareholders what s-v aye. m
they will look again, they will bAt tn ,epr
race not melancholy before, but cheerful aud
dusirious, surrounded with neccssaries and uxnries
and with restraint but the laws which their
cnltiva.e wisdom has ted them 70 choose. They res,
the beds oftheir and sit at their tables
Groups will be seen poi ntng 10 where the bones Of
the white man lie. The young black maiden, dazzling
in the sun with the rich dresses and sparkling with
the diamonds and jewels other former young mistress,
will be seen recoun,ug to her lover how she assassi-
mated the Of them, who was beautiful ia form,
and sweet in disposition who was always kind to her.
and whom she always attend led !; bu. that she being
,cite, must ale, well asihey being black, mus.
This image will show the outline Of what they shalt BE-
or may be. The mirror is 81. Domingo.
FelIow.citizens orthe Sou,ll--Nhen we speak ofa-
gainst slavery do out ofaecion to you. We wish
to hold yoR ia our warmest embraces. We see your
danger and warn you Of il. Wererroach you not for
having sIayssa5 eRaawi,h YOU when you were
born. ~ ~. We know by expe-
riencs 5ut any than with: and
we x you may suffer little
incony years. but what is that
eompF ayaa.aess The slaves are,
rapidly a. 81 Ii nuna6eFs, and the evil n
daily becoming lssmng. n case Of war in your
states, the slaves oud bs your dsadlisst foes; your
enemies would have only to pnt arms in their hands,
and you die OF every age and sex. I, is wisdom on
FIRE nd II