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

10 the condition Of IL slave $500, 000 hu-
mau being ciases ugaln., The IN
not only lilo iiSh; Of human science, hut
the rays Of divine revelation. and The
doctrines ~hicd the Son of God came up
on ear,!. to p!au:. Tie man who will do
80, belongs unl 10 my kind. tHear. hcar.)
Over the broad Atlantic ] pour io;,h my
VOICE, saying Come Oul Of such land.
you lri.iihcn. or. II you remain. and dare
coun'onnGcc the system Of slavery that is
supported there, we will recoeuize you rs
Irishncn no longer" tIIear, hear aud
cheers.)
Blu, il that all tha, can hc said against
slavery Can any Thing be more drehd-
fully destructive Of morality? | nm pre-
vented, Dy The presence in which | speak,
from entering as fully in,o This subject as
might before select, but less pure audito-
ry than The present; bu'. ASK, eau there
be mnr"lity under Il system. which pre-
vents the marriage stale, or where those
WIN rrc married to-day may be forced
frIrn eacl, oI!!c: tomorrow where the
husband is sold 10 one slave owner, and
Inc wife 10 aH",hei; uul where the chiI-
den may bc torn from Tie parents and
sent else here! Can there be morality
where the pcwer of the master over the
female slave is unlimited. and where no
passion i, so brutal ttal i, has not The
means OF its sruifcation f! | say The man
j. not Chrisiian-he canar: believe IN
'nc binding law ofIhc deCa!os uc--iic may
20 10 The chapel or .ho church. aud he
may 'rrn up The whites Of his eyes. but
he cannot kncel rs Christian pciure his
Creator. or hc would noI dare ~ paliiatc
such TN infamous system. No. America.
The black spo; Of slavery resi- on .pur star
spauGied banner; and no mnrrcr what sln-
~ YOU 'nny acquire beueath't. The bidcous
.iamnins stain I" slavery remains upon
You; aad a just Providence will. sooner
or la;cr, aycns- itself iof vonr crime.
Load aaicon,innc,I chaers.1 Sir, have
spnAcn The sentiments oi,lie Repeal isso-
clariuns. Renewed cheers. There is
n"t man amnuss; The hundred, uf thou
sonh, thar belong 10 our BODY, or amonrsl
the millions that vii! beion. 10 il. who
does not CONCUR IN what stated. We
may not sc, 'nuncy from America ailer
hi: declaration; but even If we should
nn,, wc do not want blood stained muncv.
Hear, hear. II 'hcy make la condition
Of their sympathy. ur il.lhcrc he implied
5ny sabniissJG TO th" doctrine OF slavery.
on ou' par. in receiving rcmilianccs, lei
them Cease seuding i, III oncc -
ArllIe Close Of lhi, speech. NJ. O'Cou-
nell sard:-
My cuunirymcu, wc deserve boiler
fate Than We have Yet enjoyed; aGd !ci me
tell YOU that We vii fad "'uch OF ceucr
ous sympathy from America, telling u,
thai we are lon good 10 conliDur in state
of thrald"uI; and when we obtain our no
raj force uiunph, we win lssis; in rrscu.
ing 'ac slave Ia every land on the flee OF
;llr earth" ti.nui cheers.)
This is sufficiently plain and decided.
Ani that the great !i,i,aror expresses u,
he says, the sentiment of the whole pas,
of Ropealers. is unqneslioDuic. Are the
patriotic American orators, aho have So
val;anrly ralIed under ihc banner OF Re-
peal in This country, prepared to go The
same lcnsia! Are they to &c understood
n, adopting the whole repeal crrcd, e,
promulgated by lis great apostle! Il, cl'
events, LIS movement has now taken u
uew turu. w!ich will not lessen its inter
csl anl difficulty here. Irish repeal anj
the emancipation nf the slave. are now in
disso!uh!y linked fncelhcr--ar IeusI. The
,uuion is consunalcj 4, far as Mr.. O'Cun.
mclean effect The result