Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-08-31
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condemn uus0uud principles unNise n,Su ues oF eoiIlpt
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degrade LabUr and obsirueg he Htelieetus ana social
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10 perceive thai VOte in New York could abolish Sla
very ia Carolina might attach itself 70 ae one OF the
expressly AntSlaVery parties lacking that gbt i de-
cnes abandon the substance for the shadOw - Doili
cal good But while Il does not is way clear W ,ny
effective Political action against Slavery 10 he States
which nov cherish t. regards the defeat Of sha.ever
effort extend the giant wrong under the Flag OF
UnOn UO-Ifuct Oy its power the progress u AbO
tiOn in other lands among the most urgent aud
cred VI pubic duaes nos 70 be subOfdna.ed To any par
y consideration vhateTer And while It does pro-
pore make AutiSlAveay the basis Of Poll icAl action
other than defensive il will neglect opportunity,
init no effort, so TO difuse Light and Truth 10
render the continuance Of Slavery impossible IN lard
r adiaed by tue OF Christianity and bOasng iseli
the great exemplAr OF Political Justice and law guarded
Freedom.
For Temperance iu all things but especially the disuse
OF intoxicating Beverages and the legal sppPressi n o
tho Liquor Tafe, We shall struggle, as ve have stIug
ged unhnohinay aud untiTiBgly. We regard the Maine
Law as essentially the most beEehcent statute OF our day
aud confidently hupe 10 see soon prevail universally
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