The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-05-12

Will tciI YOU tAdL theJ WIZ VIM oiu thcH Cus-
tom from you. cease to pstrOniss you and give
ysa no employment They win barst out in
fits Of extraEagani passion and violence. They
viii charge Jon NTH being aboIitienists- Be
not alarmed or disnayed by their threats, their
violence. or their rviiings Act like freemen
who, knowing, dare, at all hazards, TO maintain
their rights.
There is Ear gnsater affinity between the
Northern Abolitionis:s and the ultra friends iof /
slavery and slave trading than there is between
the Abolitionist Of the North, and the Kentucky |
,emancipationist. Extremes often unite in their |
measures. however they may differ in their pro-
fssssd principles. Both Of those parties unite |
in bitter denominations Of gradual emaneips-
ton in Kentucky. II would be difficult to de-
eide which displays the most bitterness. Both
ara opposed 20 colonIsation Of blacks. The
Northern .Abolitionist goes for the immediate
freedom Of all the slaves in the United States,
and linsists upon their remaining in this eoun-
try, competing AZ they would with US for labor.
The ether party goes also. for retaining all
slaves In the United States. bueholding them in
perpetual bondage and for Increasing ana per-
petaafing slavery, 70 the Punishment, as have
shown, OF white labor.
The emaneiPaiionisis Of Kentucky would
do nothing rash, prseiPitste or unjust. They
are opposed to slaves, when once freed. abiding
in ihe State. They 60 for a slow and gradual
butt ultimately certain process Of Kidding the
Stale Of the black race. They wish the white
race alone to cultivate, and exclusively TO oc-
eapy this favored land. They want to lift mp
Ourclass from the degradation, into which the
proximity Of slavery has cast it, and to make
white labor and whits laborers esteemed, res
Pecled, and honoree.
Yeu will be assailed. not only by intimida-
ton and revilings, but by both the parties Of
Wigs and Democrats with Aattery. They
will both WOO and wheedis you, il they can.
Your former party ties, prejudices and animOsi-
lies will be appealed to. Fellow non-sIavshOId-
srs, burst the vile bonds. Of party connection.
Act for your own interests and those Of your
class. OF what avail 10 you, would be the
triamPhs Of Wings or Democrats, IL their
triamPhs would lead to your ruin, your exile
from the, Stale. Would their .riumphs give
} bread to your wives end children7, Behold the
coarss Of leaders Of these parties. They are
! seeking to form an Infamous, hollow, heartIes.
coslition, to hsten forever the chains Of slavery
ON the black race, and 10 send beyond the con
; fines OF the State, the while Iaborer. The lion
and the lamb are lying down together. You
have heard Of the double-headed monster meet
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