The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1847-07-17
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nav excisim. "Oh. could do this. OF ! shonld
not do that would say so. or should not say
30, I could easily avoid this difficulty. and use
this advantage, and thus succeed" Let him try
He will soon know the reality of practice and
the folly of theory lie will quickly find that
he has responsibilities TO meet which stagger his
courage, aud duties To perform which more than
test his best wisdom and highest parity.
The truth il a demand il made ON poor NOR |
tality when called TO high and difficult duty, |
which only the complete man can rightly fulfil
We can tolerate no slip in one in this position.
We look to him armed in proof-maii. H.
must bear a spotless shield. We all demand
this. and nothing less will satisfy us, And if
such spirit could be- found. if earth could pro-
duce one such man, uniting the hrmness Of Lu-
ther, with the love OF Melancthon, exhibiting
the pluck of the brave old Taylcr when he snid.
" come aud take me-" or when resting on the
battlefield, he exclaimed eve will feel their ,
pulse ia the morning" combined with the lofty
and answering purity and mildness ofa Chan
ming or II Grimke. what summons h. would
have, and how would the world meet and greet
him But where shall We find such being
Who can say, IL am ready for the summons ~
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lore called upon I" wink at wrong, to Cease
proving to the quick, error, to push caution and
silence TO insincerity, to do injustice, not by
What We say, but by what We do NOT say Far
from it. We are free, and feel all the reader
and stronger to battle every evil and sin and
wrong from acting on this principle.
= II is objected, again. that We are apoogists
OF slavery Strange this II is surely mis-
take We may deceive ourselves perhaps do !;
but such purpose or thought has not even
crossed our mind, Apologists Of Slavery No
freeman, North or South, should apologize to
any human being for the assertion. in its broad
est form, OF liberty Of speech. No Southern
man should stand bareheaded before Southern
men, and ASK, a. OF suPeriors, whether ne should
discuss slavery The wrong and wretchedness
OF the slave system are before us We are dis
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