The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1858-02-06


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humanity, and WIN ths ol.aoas q oar most eminent
uaies i snsenssrs are asea 8 poi,,sl account. :.
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upon earth ana as ala 10: ss:na n what .ss. e
to much. i ensiaves the White man ). ven = ne
ne victim q superior
quest OF war. the agunent 10 right the freedo1 Of
the white man Il ieft 70 the marcy Of TIE sirose
without tscubns Jon with theoIegy, VIII add Wy
has bce thought our Saviour did condemn 49,
he said All things whatsoever ye .ous9 tuAs MSa
should do to you do ~ cvea - u thsm stoaa ~
applied - slavery, meaus II you eaten and etA'
mcn,you must let other men catch and enslave you:
Mr. jefferson have been thinking u some sucn just
rule when 10 said, heretofore Quoted, thas N q.
change Of situations suong possible events and
and that the Almighty had no attribute which could ake
sides with NJ ID such . cCnteoe. kjss 4
at Is also said that our slaves are better fed and
clothed and cared for, than the white laooree Of the
NORTH This argument, a1p rsosea 400 much, and On.
slaves the white maAs ~ t1aA being true, slavery y
therefore right these poor lsbOes ought be caught
and ensaved and comfortably fed and clothed and cared
for, slaves The poor fellows could hardly
b made to appreciate the advantages Of the change
without the unanswerable Portuguese argumentbrute
forccwhich eoNvincs1 the African beginning Of
the slave trade f-7 80. 50
apprentices until twenty.oue years old and the right
to do this includes the right 70 ensave the negro This
argument 10 Of the same class with tho Others and af
fects the white man in the same way The right to en-.
slave one race includes the right to enslave all races
and the rIsht 10 nsIave ali r.ces inelues the rieh TO
enslave any individual Of any race This rule would set
M 10 catching and enslayine one another and force
Alone o between the Portuguese and Africsn ouuid
who should be the mater and Who tho slave
brute Fore. - - - 9 - 1Ess77.7 -'7'
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DO next shows up IN masterIy manner,
N. h..ut;f,,l ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, ~ tho n. celled
tne peauuAui inconslstencies u the so-calieo
ssncnula. .ova,e;ortv,3 srt Altar stat;n0
th.. -. sun,,ms Can't lad decided that
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lat - .l.,.rv q tba terr;tor;as n, ..;d that
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In constitutional parlance i, cannot be such unti ad
,dm;,seH :. sIsve state. and MADE otnerviss ~ y -.
sstervards and Where The mower 10 Do II afterw.rds
Comes from ia nu.aie The neopls did moi have II ~
Keep and Congress did not have il 70 give and vet In
ovs,.;an st.,s e,;st. what n.rticrs, rocsss er.
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holder ground. than the great body Of the
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Republican party in the Free States, lie
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unon nny principle of right-its principles
ara ., l;kelv to antanvle the horn freeman
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~ tne iuElsNo' ne1o anu Poouer snaS'
81 have single remark To make in reference to the
fugitive slave law An error was Committed in ita
passaye which in nv opinion has largely Contributed
to the evils of slavery agitation speak Of the clause
commanding all good citizens aid and assist in cach
;np fpaivc slaves whercve, Their .crv;cs. NAV ta
CURED !. is an anomaly There j: No such obligation
here ss made 70 help eaten 1ans.., slaves and amy
ne !. as sI. 70 e H.
duty to quit Affairs and help nechbors catch
their stray horses would not be tolerated That ID
the constitutional right Of slave owners 70 follow
their slaves into free territory and recapture
them beyond question: but slavery exists By force
and not by law, they ought to be left their exer-
lions, aided alone BY those who willing 10 do
Catching slaves is cne thing Keeping the IL aoth
err One is the business OF Slafe and those will
ling to assist them the other Of all good citizens"
81 have now finished my view Of the errors from
s Is &sis, true but ". ought not to
II eve, there were people who oa=: Z DC studiou.y
the terrible conflict; so often predicted should eon,ei
mai1 N -. Goa snS may G.tisea world win be