The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1857-03-13
VOLUME XlII-NUMBER II.

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everything of u practical nature has been dc.
cided, and no other question remains for
adjustment, because all agree that. under
the constitution. slavery in tho Staes In he.
'o"a ''o 'each VI hunah power except 'na'
it exists.
Nav wa not then bons that tbs long NO.
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which Il b.. c;rs, b;r,b :, m,.h d,.,do,
by the Father of hi, country. will spccdilv
become extinct? Most happy will Il bo for
the country, when the public mind shall b,
diverted from this question 10 others ormore
rros.,n,o and rro.,;.a, ;m,o-,,n.s Th,o,,b.
ut the Who'll, nrocr,s, Of tbi, agitation.
which has scarcely know any in,ermission
for more than twenty wears. whilst il has
been productive of no positiye good 10 any
human being Il ba, been the prolisc source
or great ev;l.-to tho mast,r. 70 thu slave.
and 10 the whole country.
Il has alienated and e,tranred the people
Of the sister states from each other and In.
even seriously endangered the very er.
istence of the Union. Nor has the danger
vet entirely ceased. Under our system there
is u remedy for all mere political evils In the
sound sense and sober judgement of the peo-
ple. Time is n great corrective.
The political subjects which. but n few
wears ago. excited and cxuspera,ed the pub.
lie mind. had na,.sJ awav. and ara nearly
Eorcottcn but tbis oue.t;on of domestic
slavery is offar greater importance than any
merc noliticoI ou.st;on bec,use ,bould ,b,
agitation continue, It may eventually en-.
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