The southern press. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-11-05
From the Sarannah Georgian,
The ImDortafion Of Slaves.

The Augusta Chronicle proposes the repeal
Of the acts of the last Legislature removing the
restrictions upon the importation of slaves.
We are strongly inclined to second the motion,
principally for this reason that by preventing tn
Ingress, into the cotton region, Of slaves from
Maryland, Virginia, Missouri ana Kentucky, we
shall postpone indefinitely, what Gow seems rap
IDLY approach :, t.s aJ,tt'ioa II stlrsry in those
NtIics We mast comjet them 10 reui-iH, for
al cuainy time, united IN common cause with
us, by rating up their saves withia their own
litnit.; or 1T Least by fIialsair. them no outlet
in tbs direction.
Slavery would still eA t in New York, New
Jersey PENS, lvania and perhaps, New England,
but "a &c c2p Glunitv NJ ich the South afforded
io ~ ,stcr, ~ taosr Ste, l".tose correctness
became tender a.. slavery bee IN" unproftable,)
OF realizing hand ,ole suns by sending their
n,.rr"rs 10 better uialk"ts.
"" do not say tia! tie ia'abi,tnts of the
more northrr, slave Stat, are yet ready to get
! ri Of ..l!ys:y; what we say u.s. Tat the States
further South s.on'd prevent them from erer.
getting ready, by making il impossible for them
To throw oil heir slaves upon us IL viii depend
40 little upon our Coarse in reference to this
matter, whether we retain them as allies, or con-
vert ihem iEto enemies, Viii. they have slav.
cry, with no tower &" free themselves from H.
!
selfdrfencr YES their very existence AZ civilized
communities, vii force Them 10 MAKE common
cause with ~, In def.nce Of an institution
1 whose preservation - Necessary I" m''F' as wei
~ 10 0w well beng, O1t . other hand, allow
ttrm to get rii u Il, - II BONES less iFoh,a
Die. by the Old recess 81 se"!lng heT slave
>Onth~lrd and hey become hke laosc iurth''
Nofih, our prs "c slren"lh 81 oar OPP menu
il already sufficiently Rroa,; sGrriy We shout"
not by "nf iohv ~ * !, iAofr Overwhelming
Md tie 'ar'tsr t'r STATES ABOVE men !, NEG
are informed thAt t.'f' 10 more VI. 'h"s'
South OF la"in' can ''cr 'N''i" rom slavery
TN" better Tor thrm ana Tor Us. =" 20 convinced
OF THIS, thcy WIZ w." more 'raI'! tshe c,.crf'
ed action with tteir 'ia'rhHd'nk siter states
for the protection OF an institution t"c de''rnc
ton 81 winch WIZ seal the doom % every com
munlty n "'"n 'h's'" inry no" snow
themselves Gnd" TOO "h"ng To c'ncrde L
Northern dema'd'' b'"ey'ng th"' "n"n inc ga
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Let Us c"G'i'fr tnrm tha' 700 veal Or Tor W.
for the present "Hd III" ii'nfe' 10" H"a i'fsve'
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