Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-08-07
Recognition of llayii.

The following from the Southern Press W.
give as a specimen of the manner in whicl
icct Ii is inyorite and standard though
with the Press, That the superiority of indt
I viduas, races aud nations coniers the rigli
to eusluvc interiors. That slavery is tht
true relation between such. The only one
! that can be productive Of mutual benefit.
| Nations have hitherto hy comtnon consent.
or sense of obvious propriety, thus rec 2.
ni2cd the moral distinctions Of races and
communities; and have asserted not only an
exclusive social system. but right TO rule, in
the superior over the inferior. II is true Tie
distinctions between them are not always
clcur or easily drhnrd--hut neither are those
hClwcen vice and virtue, between respccia-
blliy aud disgrace. buI The universal equal
ity OF men is now coutrndod for: and ii that
he right, ilio equality OF all nations follows OF
course. Tho proposition to recognize llayti
proceeds Oh The doctrine OF the solidarity OF
human rights
Ii we begin with this new system we shall
have much to do. We ought at once TO re-
coguize the Independence of every Indian
ui"e' hul oily "I'llou' uNl N''lll our iili'l'S'
we ouE't 10 len""u'e '"G 'laih, we nave
"i'"er'o NSStflea oi n'lh3 'he exclusive pur'
rHo"ctS oI ii,eT IahdS Uey ought 10 he ~
'Her,y 10 sen 10 any houy' ~ 'he several
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