Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-07-05
From Tie Charleston .ifrrcary.

But We must he careful these natural
sympath,es shall not hurry Us beyond the
bound, oi discretion. and ,ha, in our zeal
to aid rhe d,wniroddcu liis!l. we don,
overlcup IN letter aud spirit, the barriers
ofsn!enn Treaty stipula,ions. or forget
what is doc 10 The hoIur. disGiiy naJ
safety of or own cVunuy.
Mr. O'ComncIl is at ihis time. hc head
aud hear of !-e!nnh ;--hrr people l!rnk
a, nc think. ks.-ami feels US he feels. .--and
will ael rs nc ncis ;--1y him lic whole
Repeal siiai:nn. which rocks her 10 The
cru,cr lives, and nnvcs. and has its beiu..
Now Ie, every man wi,h-wc w0at say Il
Sou,hcrn-an .ins5icaa heart. --reai Tie
nanucr Irish Erpcalrrs eau feel and
spcak ni his country ani then jnisc. f,r
himself. hnw Ear patriotism and self res.
pacl will perrii' us 10 rcnGor them aid
aud succor. bevoht Iha, general ronIo,
lcncr, which is duo 20 lic afflicted aud
oppressed of every cline. AMI which our
COMMON nature vii! no, let Us refuse.
From the n. y. Herald
ruE SLAVERY QUESTION 4 IRISH REPEAL.
Mr. O'CUnnel, as the accredited organ
nf the IRISH Repeal Assrcia,ion, ha. taken
very decided ground on the slave que.-
lion. a communication from the Amcri
can AMI Slavery Society had been laid
before she Association, and nlsn letter
fam sir. Mooney ono of The Repeal lead
cr, here. Mooney had adopted so,ne-
wha, arolngciicai tone IN favor Of slavery,
which the "i.ibeiatpr" HANDLED ID Iac
following manner:
Il tell alf. iin,Hey this tia, If he ever
aging ventures nn II sing IT, expression III
mitigation of slavery. from that momeur
no other letter of his shall ever be received
~ this assrc's..a;::. ;iIear.) wish ,he
Anti Slavery Ssci"ty OF .'norica should
know iha, this Association ye.c in no way
patticipators in the sentiments whicl, l,e
put ioith. (Iear.) ] ask, was there any
thing as cxcu,inS The crime of slavery IN
lie circumstance Of lis being Inherited in
America from Enslan,l What argument
is that to me, nm lrishmau! Wha, au-
rhnriiy is i, with inc one OF tie victims
Of the English tyranny, 10 tell inc, Us
mitigation OF The crime. that il was ahcri.
ted G,.m England! An | less surprised
al i;> being committed, or do its grievances
appear one bil less oppressive on that &c.
conu,! CLEAR. hear
] care Ne, (rnm whom the Americans iu
hcrileo the system from; hai this know,
that ,l,ry 10; only Inherited it originally
from England. bu, they have since lheu
spread II through the State, that were
not in existence n; The lime o;tleir scpa-
rating frum the mnlhor country. Hear,
hear.) They have, Since their iudcpen
dence. added six or seven now slave
States 10 tie Union: and would wish 10
know from Mr.. Mooury what parlicipa.
ton had England in that! tIIrar. hear.l
| wish TO give every thing ii, due. ant |
do not want 10 speak wnrse Of England
than she deserves. A laush.) Anl
Mr.. Mooney cnrnol. in these. apply hi.
EusIist excuse for oppression aud villain.
n.y." tllenr, hcur.)
MIR. O'Council then continued in The
following strain. eliciirp, i, uil be per
ceived. the mcs' enthusiastic applause:
But there can be M excuse fur so
atrocous crime as that keeping any man
IN slavery-of claiming ownership in
those who we're made by the same Crea-
tor. Intended for the same eternity, re-
deemed by the sacred blood OF The same
Saviour. made heirs Of the same prnm
ses aud embodied in the same covenant
Of the Son OF God. No; no man shall
dare TO sag lha, such brIng sh.l. Lr mnGe
The property Of their fellow man. and
treated. uur 4, nIman beings. bat rs the
Lroic reas,, that expires, an! hen ccaScs
to have any other cN.s,ence. tiieat, ond
cheorsl Eo; We do uoi tolerate il here.
We proclaim il On evil; and though. rs a
member Of thus Association. am not
hound to take up notional quarrel, still ]
do no, hesi,nre 10 declare my opiuions--i
never sal,ered n my own sentiments.
(Chee:s.) | never SAID word in mIlisa.
iion Of il in my life. aud l nuld consider
myself the most criminal Of human be-
irgs i'll had done do. (Hcar and chces.i
As an individual. ! would not hol,. con-
verse with the person who keeps slave.
(CEccrs.). ! would uo' shake hands with
n riekpoche,. would no. consent TO
treat with Familiarity tie petty 'nrccny
scoundrc--and why slwuld do so with
the man who makes The labor Of his tel
!os man his property. insiea,l OF leaving
/, the property Of Inc being On whom
God conferred these gifts, Hear, hear'
and cheers, nm afraid they tue
Americans) never VIII give " slavery
until some horrible calamity heiaiis 'ho'F
country ;uud here warn them against
,he evcui, !ur-t IS utterly ';urn'sihle lha'
slavery can continue much longer S,iear'
i,car.) But. good heaven can lrish-
mca be found 10 Justify, or rather to pal
lime for M onc could dare nticinp' 'n
Justify. sys:em which shr's ou' ne book
Of human knowlcdSe. ani sechs 10 reduce