Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-03-28

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mn ~ ihr.rr,.ersf 80 the sea WAS there
Tor" the great object a,mrd AT IN the
pcQ .'sui ~ 1T t.lui slana --ifut ik,i ne.
qo'-'i,o1 nrces-,rdy brought icrrnpr,
nirrg with II, mud ihr"" -.','.s nov exist.
orn"a "m ~ thai ancient pr"v,nre.
IL s'"Iiar P'l'cy and y similar nec"s.
siy. though perhaps not rn,srlv ~ Ut
gent. lid - 'i'" acquisition "i Florida.
Wv, 40 surh n.r"s-ny, no such
pr''ry. r"qnr". the an- va',.n al F"Sas
nr acs"s-i i'n,"f r,sa. - our i",ru r,
Is "a nrcessarv ~ ~. iu,l aud coi,ipi'i"
tui "ip-nt ~ Nil wh.rh We alr"ady pos-
s"-s ii"r'ra-~ ih","i,rr :, ,nd- rnt,r".
u d,rren' tom thd ~ I."m,,,na aud
Fi",da. Thrf" bripg then nn nrrrS.n,
f'r extending The Hunts of III. un,on III
that direction, Ne ought, ! 'hink, "r
nJ'n"rons anl powerful rrhsrns, tp b-
conl"nt wuh oar present boundaries
"Een'lmrn We aIl s"r that, by
whons""ver p"Ssrss"J, Teya. - hk-ly
Ia u" N slivr-holiing country and
frankly avnw my entire nuw,ll'ngnr>s ~
do ANY thug WINCH sha extend the
Il ,vrrv ofih- Airiran race. 90 this c"n.
tin"ot. "r add other -lav"-h ,ldiug siairs
to III" tnon. When | say that | ,r-
garJ slavery ~ iinlf us u great moral,
s'cIol md political evil, ! only us" Ian.
g"ag" wh'rb h,. been i,n-d bv di..
im."iShed m.n themselves culzrr-
al slavs-h"'liing states ] shall Il" moth
ny. ih-iri"rr, Ia favor ~ "nrnurng" ii-
fsrh"r rx'cn-i"n We haze slavery,
already, among "a. The constitution
f"'nd II a'n'nG ~ II rrc"gnlZ-j ~,
md gave II snleru nunrpnrus +" III"
tnii extent "i ih">" pudIHniirs We ~"
n'' b"'hi ~ h'n"r. ~ jnsIIr", and toy the
r"nsinn'"n. All the siipulai,"us. r"iI
tuned ~ the cnn-iIil'i,,, in ihvnr ni ia"
sIav"-hnljing siairs. Which are nlirad,
IN the l]n'"n. oua hi T." h. fulfilled, aud
- lar ~ depends 90 mr hail O- iutilri ,
." III" iulness al Their Spirii. nni ln lh.
tx,riress III their iriltr. Slavery, ~ ~
|C''.'S ~ the states. - beFuud the reach
al t"n2r"si. II - u rOn'rru al ilr
s i'"s ihr ni-,l,cs ih"y ha,-u"Nrr sub.
m!ird d ~ "uat"Ss. aud C"rurr-s has
u" rllhllul p"n,r over II ! shall cou.
cur. isrIci"r". IA nn act, ~ nrn>urr,
~ indlca'inn at purp 49,, which shall ~.
I~'ier", "r threaten Io inlrIi ~, with
states over The SUBJECT al slavery, as II
'x's's "ithn lh-lr respective hmn-. An
thi- ap,"ars I, ne io he matter ul plniu
aud IrprrdiI,c duty.
LINT when 80 come Ia speak oi nd.
ni'ing new states, the subject u-.unrs
M entirely diilir'u' aspect Or rights
and our dnil's are then hath different.
he tree states, and all the slnlrs,
nr" then ~ hbr,iy io accept, or IL rrIprt.
hen IT - pr"pnsrd ~ btlng new nrm
hrrs INTO this polItical partnership, Ih".
old m"tnjers have n NJ lat To say on
what terms such ncw pn,inrrS are Ia
come ~. and what they are Ia hrinu
l'nL with them ln nv opinion The
pr"ri" oi tne j'u,ted States wili cuus.u
= hfluI new, vastly extensive, nnn
slaN" holding county, large rn 'u,h Tor
halt d zen states, infn the Uniuu. ln
NV "pini"n they ought nj tD consent Ia
n. Indeed am altogether NJ "a loss To
r"nrrivr what = ,ssibe benefit any pari
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