The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-04-14

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a., INJURIOUS 10 sound morality" and
SsH's .,3,u,slly but inherently. Whenever
be ~ "a can so far forget the principles Of
ss0''i- "a hun anity as 20 'shatteiiss" men,
ssae' = ,b.v be white, black or red-it has
sh''D', ,,mipiOn where God and nature denied
Ss''I''' .,,up,eS itself by the act. The ini-
H. an -, an act Of ''lawless violence" each
t'''' ~ .sp in the series, however PrOiracted
Sc, repetition Of the wrong. and every
~ s.f.pd il an set Of moral ooliquiiy'
sa'f " ,,s still further corruption Of so
ish'Ds slavery involves directly the
ss9' q every precePt Of the Divine Law.
'i'.''''- -..,ursl relation, eOrruPiing the very
D $50 !, morals. And you are entreated 10
''''- heirloom TO POsteriiy. foU ri'
. ,las s. The ''II'' :. e,,,,.,
-, great obstacle TO Inc faithfU'
-, If fAs gospel and the progress Of true
- A mixed population with various
one Of great difficulty to a minister
STR SER, a his whole duty. And nowhere is
'''''. &c greater than in the midst Of
n ,bsrs fall exhibit Of the whole
saw mixed congregation, would excite
E'A -, IN. Indignation Of that "enligkiea-
'''- - ,,-,imsnf'' that rallies to the support
d. -. The minister stands watch over a
Of ss''! mo, be united in harmonious
s''A -, action for the promotion Of the
3D. n christ. Hence churches wane and
r'-s ,..ais that throughout Virginia, and
or .,.,,p, Of Kentucky, are TO be seen the
nAl' aims II churches once filled with
r,,.biDpers. But the holy song has
CO. .--,uIpit and pews are vacsnt-and the
-, bulld. her nest in the altar Hence
v,pt Of systematic combined energetic
r.s,,,so good so apparent in all cur churcheF-
,.i, q constantly increasing erii 1t is
-, crying '.make room for me TO dwell"
-. as the daughter Of -Eehes' it cries.
C, gip,r' After struggle of years the pro-
- "a Of 1893 has been so modified by
-. LEGISLATURE that negroes can be multi
= !, ,ls..ure. The PerPetualists moved
- and earth 10 break down that solitary
-, a tbs importation Of slaves-knowing
80 that every slave introduced must drive
-, from coming in free man. Every
=, IA 10 the weight we already carry
.s..k pubic ACKNOWLEDGEMENT The
.-,,ou Of kBoWledge-grind the poor ia'o
- weaken our influence in the
- ,oupeiIs. The law Of '33 is the only
lesion The pgO-slavsry men in Kentucky
-, -,ss 70 the friends Of freedom; they have
-s..s,,vp that, and while the influence Of
..r.-v Is paramount in the Legislature, there
d, 81, r-ouu5 On which TO rest hope that any
t.-s.i,tirs provision WiIl be made for emaneipa-
nan. On .hs contrary, should the emancipation
q. psrlee, the present opportunity, the Proba-
.F-v ! that the organic law will be so framed
= !, greatly trammsl, If not entirely prevent
.n,B,iDaton. It Is worse than folly to flatter
,u,eIyss with different result unless you
I.bs- for Il. shall We fold our arms, and. let
N. examination oyerspread and make desolaie
oar eommOn country Nineteen-twentieths
&, m. citizens Of our State believe slavery 10
bssurvL. L.; year votes say, 1T is an evil
vs vii not transmit 10 Posterity.'
a.Tosois o. s1oceel-ouT fight
I,vsgsl IA Heavens approving Sght-
lac smile OF God . victory
Tbsn Upsp1 stay the plague that the land may
bsbsasd. Diks out the waters ere they over
fev you
Uksre e1isis no good reason aokV TIE question
sisu1 nsi 3, dscidsd nor. Slavery has existed
in thfs country for more than two hundred
vars. and in Kentucky from its first settlement
ihas bed a fair and foil trial. and the verdict i:
szsIn.t H. A sound political economy says il
srshOus-a sound morality PronOunces IL 9
plague SPOT, spreading everywhere and blight
IHE al il touches-the popular voice echoes
taess sentiments; and yet-whatl The ques'
iaa Of slavery must not be discussed, because
legislative caucus, in submitting the subjee'
Of icoHvention to the people, pledged the seeu'
rty Of IlSrsry. SO they did; but who required
a heir handsl Who sent them TO the CAPT
% 10 forge handouts and chains See yoa NJ
anger to your liberties in tina; insidiOus move
Are Their, no bands Of brass in the chords you ;,
shsshully take from your lswgiversl TIT
Hstsnl advances Of tyranny are slOw-powe
gHscaslly passes from the many to the few
And The sdOPtionOf DehORey's resolution at IN
ias session Of the Legislature was only a ne,
hhk added to the chain you nov exhibit with 2
noch eomPlaesney. The resolution was th,
i'gimats offspring Of the original manifesto
10 ny mind, these extraordinary proceeding
q ne legislature are urgent reasons for promr
and Efficient sctiOnl
"sliH truth s1coumb7
hlal pen and press, and s1L be dumb
~ 81 above, aT0uHi, below,
b olrs thr Indignant ansWer-Not"
las's would be as much propriety in the ma
lsi submitting to the dictation Of an impudel
save, a. 10 your submitting 10 this gratuito,