The Arkansas advocate., 1834-02-21

.eTGD tIit t<AeHNt
 r.s Magazine, we conclude.
 E .o.,,ation in tle Coloaics da;;,
 U establish personal slavery i
 ..sio1s. ag .,Nol t was the peoPl'
 ss,a;n that created and establish
 a for them. All that the Co
 ,sn,ire is to be paid back the
 ander the laws of Great Bri
 ,id to the people. of Great Sri
 sIares and the lands which they
 ,bsr did the white popelation if
 t"dIes make tfe:Afriean the isggno-
 gerraded being that he was when
 AGica. They received him
 5e people of Great Britain. and
 nrotection and government the
 tsyo made him and his progeny
 .snt and more intelligent beings
 were. or ever could have been,
 These are facts which cannot
 ,,t argument of both the Aboli- ICoIonizationists Is, that slavery
 hon our national escateheon.--
 men De pleased to inform US
 We need no admission in rbut if we did, we have iiere q Emission, from high authority, that
 anfauIt. This admission comes
 of the latest, it is true, but stiliit eto acknowledgement from En-
 we are not chargeable with the slavery. If it IS an evil, 1t was #oa us, and equally so was the BE of abolishng it. Is 1t criminal k5I not free some millions of rude, snd unprincipled beings-giying 5ower to oveftarn the foundations EDyenment--to lift the black flag | bg rebellion-=and to carry fire soed throughout tae South? If we l they have the right of possessing
 snt them that, and our destruction
 Do we not remember-or has be tragedy been too long past sten--that the cause why the Ne AlIayti murdered the whites, and Though fire and blood to what these PIeased to call their independence, aheg lcere freed byo decree of Me (oare4tiOa! From past events we gler lessons to guide us thro' I'd Herepeat again, why is slaye- S 5~ upon our eseuteheon !? Is it be- k slave $ less happy in his slavery, FOuld be, being freel The contra EFpen. lsit because the Bible, which <nfglidetl--or, to speak with more paless gentleness--these abandoned 1TsAess -TlsA4ess to hold as their chart--is it Eefhe Bible condemns slayeryl We aph to judge every man by the rule FH chooses for himseif-and we say 'essa always held slaves, and by Rlt was aliowed--neither IS 1t con- Hby the New Testament. Is it be- @ customs of former enlightened l Eae against if! Greece aud Rome 1 |& contrary. assumed as a principle that every |'snatorally 9 gigh to be free. Ia abstFact principle, so has every an- Raf lives and breafhes on the univer- H'a* and we are as much justifable, !|aesllon | of abstract right, in subject |mnqnan m being to our will, as an animal. nPkes right, in both cases.
 hf that the world should know some- af fee men who adv cate the freeing of aea-oi the mon who strive so fierce aEfeasingly to set one part of the 'a%lnst the other-of the men who Ang to lift themselves to distinction nned peace of our eountry--and ouid perform a service to the world, a9ald 9 give a history of the men enga- ms dark and traitorous plot. Of 'oa we know something--of one or ns compeers we also know some apawe aver that the mask of Reli- sm which they hide their real mo- e|an assumed and false pretenoe.-- |s of hypocrisy should be stripped " 1hey should be shown to the indig- ss7i ss7 as they are-as adventurous '|' -uaprincipled and designing plot Me would ride into distinction and '0u5n the storm which they would '!' 'h0nsh the wind of fTreason should allsails.
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