The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-12-01
sixvevx snA In Abuses.


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~ uonI so' anu ~ Snn,sd 70 mn, q ston 10
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afford !. practical illustration Of the working
Of the late change IN the law OF 100. sun .S
~. - ,sas ~ 49, 80 Lave. that had |
- rohased IN Kentucky % Be taken South, |
cko[ncd In the way described by LOCKER On
'and We nave seen NOSE purchased IN smsIn,a
cond;,;,,n rhsr shs i.w ~ Is33 was IN full |
force; and il that law were re-enacted, similar
scenes would occur, unless II snouid Prohlon
=, ,ne ssS anu ren1, . ., s ,hronah The Stale
to the South of those purchased in Virginia
ana maryland: Inc rePeai OF inouihoauvn
snsna a" , y. hn ooIar0s and wa wonder
that am INTELLIGENT man should SO believe OF
state.
The humanity Of the town was wounded
yeslerahy morning py tne aIiVihg y, re-
cam. T,o,, V;..,,ni. I ns.s,u,a and Thus afford
a practical illustration OF the working Of the
late change In the law OF 1888. slavery, a.
TO- .s....,. y. ho.s - 80, d;fy.,snt thiny
| from slavery In this merchandising-ca ttle-dri-
wing aspect. Those here whom | heard speak
most disaPProvingiy OF ths speclacie' WeIe ,a,se
tonIs,. -" A IOOKER ON.
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pan 0o1'u NC "uoP'eu " put sup " "'"'
FEELINGS and the feelings OF vast majority
the people OF kentucky. There probably
u no siave-hoiding state In which the sight Of
gang OF manacied slaves driven by dealers II
human mesh ana oiood causes deeper sadnes
and more heart-sickness, than in Kentucky
Nowhere Is the business Of the negro-trade
. viewed with more loathing and detestation
= The writer goes on: "Can that be DONE. c
a stop be but TO these scenes, while slavery Ell
istsi We fear not" Was more decisive test
!, mony ever presented against slavery than
A presented In these lew words Was condem
n nation ever more soiemnly pronounced upo
a the institution Than in that short and slmos
. ldesponding sentence, I've fear not Her
!. are scenes presented which are acknowledge
10 Be ou'rages upon humanity, and agains
: ""''e recurrence TIC "f''sf "ou'a g'aa'y pro
n ' aAU y. "e'e So0hes are iea'ea 70 DC una
'o'uas'e WINE slavery exists In awofd' The
y inc necessary aIehoants' ihe legitimate 70
!. 'u~' OF slavery "hai must be the nature q
r a"se whose ''u'' are so no1'Ons and loa'h
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