Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-11-22


and courage sufficient to cnasie hin, 10 achieve
what he desired, shall never come door
aud net be Inade welcome j, my owu child
! viii aiopf him for Gods sake. aad for the
sake of Christ. WHO broods the weak and
I5eti,ising Nor sing liar In sei, Feelings
and purTa,ses. Ten 'hansaiii rney even ia the
South. wouId feel and do the sline \ IMAM
Who would not help a fellow creature fl yitg fsT
las liberty. must be either villain poll
ticiaa-
Bsi; All this i eerv different from stirring UP
ii-coiiteus. and setting "a escape 10y OUT
side influence
stand on tie outside Of ,his grea; cosdoT Of
darkness, and every tha; ESCAPE, from H.,
running FIR Il life. shall have some help FROM
me If lie comes forth uf IN. own free accord ,
ye. 1rn ..i tie &c, ii;rfte slaves
10 run away, Ia ecud ATTY other a. do IT, Ia
apI,rnvs. i, &, cs,,If'cltaucc II. / tlo not hc
tcve sc have rl.-i.f fo carry into the stem.
OF slavery exterior discomfort aud for iLis
Nat : q good fer tie k!ares Themselves.
II Is sart-.igIl'ed humanity, 1t best and pour
policy for t,.,ti the black. and the whites. And
/ say again. | would ns.i trust n that Vnu!d
d. IT. II would i1llure tie blacks chiefly ani
especially liaa II would iuiurr them. will APP
lear when | cofae &" speak positively oi what
!. the n -ht WAY IL promote Tie liberty uf tie
enslaved ,nay sly here, however. that tie
higher il raised II the scale of being. the
harder il will be "a hold him ia bondage ~ Ia
sell him whiIs. the more hc j. like an animal
the II viii hy Ia bold ham III thr;.ll ar.G
harness. The vuu make .iav.-holt
feel lat when they Cypress AMI -j man the,
are expressing and selling Gais image. ii,
harder /; Will be for them ~ continue tn euSlat
s.Hd traffic lit human beings, Therefore, What
ever you a. IL inspire in the Save high and l-
dc AID geiiks feelings. 'es.d@ 10 Iaa~yn hi>
chains; aai whatever shall inspire .n hI;4 bs.s,.
low. All ,rrsl feelings. tightens Them
Running away i al fair for sin gle cl>c-. II
is Gods remedy for al cases uf special hard
sft tbs. rftrts II IL h..
has manlooa enough to resent even toleEsYi
bondage. But not speaking Of ihr i
edy for individuals = bu; the remedy for the
whole system Four million men cannot nan
away until tod sends ten Egyptian piagre~ :"
help them. And Aosa rho 90 among The ,!arr,
t. s.sr ' sscf deposition. rN help the hVisdre,ia
a the ~rpease Of the millions Thu>e i,ft behind !
viii be dcmoralized, and becoming less trus!-
worthy. Will grow sulei ,Iudcl Increased sever
ity ani vigilance.
T. still less woud We tolerate anything Ike
instruction and servilc war. Il would o.. Tie
most cruel HOMELESS. aud desperate of all tnllit-
to seek ernauci patton By the sword and by blood
Aud Though love liberty my own life
though | long for i every human bciug
though. If God. BY urequivucal provid,uces
thoaid or,'an that II should again a. 81
old. through terrible plaques on Tie first born
and IS other tetror- II iii; ! should submit t.
the divine hehcsf Ut, 50 far b'onan tnstr1t-
nirtt dion !, Concerned nth 2 the co7l,ct~scc Of
Tie zeal AID raftath Of a phitdsihroptst, / protest
Ggliftst dty cDHtteis that lead 10 instruction GER
III, paf and b!oodshcd It Is bad foi the master
bad for the -l..ve-bad for all that neieIii
- tlem-bad for the whole land--baI from be
ginning 10 end An evil so unmiuded and ma
l,naat that Its origin scarcely bo d, ubted
Now, II the Africans III our land were Intclh-
gent If they understood themselves If they
had seif-governlng power If they were abb
Fl At 70 throw of the yoke of laws and cousiitu-
q. / 1 -
solves up in civil state then they would have
Just tie same right to assume their iudcpen-
drHce taat any nation has.
But dies any man believe that this i. ia,
cas- Doe. any man believe that this horde
Of nud9ri p!inei Africans, If SIT free, would nave
cohesive power enough to organize themselves
Into a government, and naintaIr heir indepen-
deuce Ii there be who believe this
an not among them ! certainly think that even
slaves would he made imneaSurably better by
liberty b.. d. not beiisrc Hsu roald BE- mate Ji-
tr ~ iderfg gained By t'tsnrrefiol rebellion
regulated liberty liberty pusscsscd with
the consent OF their masters liberty uudert lie
laws and institutions at the country a liberty
which would make them common beuehciaric.
Of hose Instlt utuuS and principles which taa Ike
ts wise and happy-slch liberty would bc 4
great blessing 10. them. Freedom. with Ian
Xad government. i i good thing. but without
flseu. It Is mischief And ANYTHING that tends
:, iIcIte among vague insurrcc;IoHarv
If in view of the wrongs of slavery. YOU say
,'at vou do not care for tho master. but only The
slave. reply that you should care for both mas
far aud slave Ii yoC do not Tor the fe'
ttf The wrong doing white man But even tho
tour sympathy only fox the slave then for
ILL., sake van ought II set Your face against and
ii.couutcuauce anything like insurreciiouary
-iarit
By aI the WAYS consistent with the fearless
ssSerfion Il truth. We must maintain sympathy
Il Eftt.f, f.4Ssa IL Y l,,4A
reu. aud pray that no fratricdal influence,
vii IL permitted u suuder tins Union. There
time When thought The body of death
would be too much Tor life, aud that the North
danger Of taking diseases from the South,
rafh.r than they our health. That time has goli.
past. do do not believe that shall be SEP
STATED by their act We have an cle-
meat Of healing. which II are true to our
r,ivcs aud our principles, and God Is kind To Us,
shall drive itself further and further into the ma
tiou until i pcne'ratcs and dcseuerates every
part When the whole lump shall bc lcaveueti
thereby. old prejudices will he done away, and
sympsthies will be created.
am for holding the heart Of the North ur TO
tie heart Of the South. Every heart beat WI III
be ere long. not blow rewriting oppression but
throh carrying II, health Freedom in the
North IS stronger ,ian slavery in the south
We yet 10 work fer them. the silent sI,rinc
works for Us. They are a lawful prey Ia love.
| 10 not hesitate 10 tell the South what mean
by loving nniun with them. | ruean liberty.
mcap the decay Of slavery, and its extinction.
II night speak tnr the North. would say 10
the South, :" We love you aud hate your slave
". We shall leave ne fraternal effort untrist!
to deliver yen, and ourselves with yen. from the
degradation. danger, and wickedneSs OF fhis sys-
TEN. Aad Tor tlsis We cling TO the J-nion
There i health IN it We are 70 leave no pains
ustsseu. through tie Christian conscience Of tho
Snuih, to give TO the slave himself higher NOR
n status lay i down axiom that what
ever gives more manhood 10 the slave slack
ing the bonds tia; tind him, and that whatever
lowers Eins IN the scale of manhood. rIchteus
those bonds II you Ui>h 10 work Tor tEe en-
f-.achisemeu; OF the African seek 10 make hin,
better man. Teach ham 10 be an obes:ieut
servant and an honest, true. Christian man -
hose virtues sre are Gods step-s;ones ~ liber-
t.. That man whom Christ first makes fr,e
hns better chance to be clyiliy free dian an
other. To make $ slave morose, fractions. dis