The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-05-09
SLAVERY. IT'S DESTINY.

in the administration Of the Internal affairs Of
our country, it may not be iOopportune to en-
uuirc, why it is so. According to the original
agreement between the members of the confed.
cracy, the object Of the Union was the ,iotcc
ton Of each State in its sovereign rights, and
common benefit arising from Il common con-.
Joint delegation Of Authorities sufficient to nd
vance the interest occurring from the reciprocal
relations of one to the other.
The institution Of 81 very was then recog
nized rs II domestic matter, belonging cXclu-
sively to the control of those States IN which IL
existed; and regarded as affecting their inter
est only. But in more modern days it Is Mt.
tempted by tire nott-sAyeholling States to oh
tain such prcdoniinance IN the councils OF the
country, as will enable them, by one process
or another, to abolish slavery in the United
States altogether That they have not the
right, if they have the power, is admitted BY
all reasonable men And why it is that they
are desperately bent upon 50 gros, violpton
of Justice and law, is answered neither by NOR.
bid philanthropy nor . sense OF injury to their
own interests be connection with States, cursed
as they affect TO believe, with negro slavery.
That no humane motive actuatcs them, is
evidenced by innumerablc instances of Migrant
outragcs upon every clcvatiug instinct Of TIL.
mainly, and iniQuites among themselves, IN
parallccd in the annals Of moral cUormity
That they are nmicll I'd our institutions because
they conceive that their prosperity is impcIrl
bv them Is contradictory ~ the a.tutcnc,. Of
Yankee character, as we'll n, ~ tiIn laws of I'LL.
lustral economy; for thyy Have TIE sense IL
discover aad the cGpidjly 70 consider tint If
the south i retarded, cogled and oppressed
by slavery, il /, all tae b"ttcr l')r them ID wv
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