The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1859-07-06


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a. fW ~ Mtssssssppian.
Tie tnsan save Trade.
II sghBEf II.
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t. ~. e" y tfSsDosed "a oons;ao. ~ ;,ar
of .'is w ;fon;rp NJ, q,
N vowed laI afr;s.n l ,saD Ms snOu,u ~,
be POT ~ sns.lar i a.. -, Ivy ~. W.
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to ~ .,,Jf AfSicans r;obt ans, ,,,,,,s,. n i.
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8 sg,. -.
= ~ $40, = - 111e
~ ~ o.4s 'hsol'ea oii siie sulscee u
.ne s. 1.aee, ulae - worthy lhs name.
eei'''J : = 'lle one, SO iar as can perceive,
~ 4, ii''s ~ Tue otnefs, ana INTO Wiheh
y s. r'siliately run
e1sh ale the victims OF vain and imasin'ss
s.ots ~ lnucn greater extent tnan
4 t4s'y supposeu--lerfors growing eh' u snau-
~ isisei''lops o. moral truth -peieeplious
- y '@s .'ie pe'' -.
US apoi the wrong affair
nc ques.ion OF inc ihsoiuhearY serNl'uuo
y ehe descendants o. NAM Sthe oiase lra ''. |
= merely the practice o. TINS pr'nciple) Ills
one OF Ine most complex IN the science OF |
morals Hence it requires no small degree OF |
study and INTELLIGENCE 20 po<ceiye the grounds
IN mor& science that justify ne institution
What is the consequence? Evensst the
South, many men look at the slavery OF NJ |
ricans, not through. the moral argument sus-
tanning it-not through settled convictions
grounded on philosophic comprehension OF
the subject--but through hazy mist of pre-
js.a;ss-rntl saf'srsti.ie-f born own
fears and nurtured by the iaise systems Oh
philosophy that cucumber the SUBJECT Ola
very, and the Save Trade, II they nave any
moral support at ALL fepose o" me same OASIS
Inc ADMISSION u Tue mora piopiie'9 u VI,
one, does not consistently ailo" inc mora
proprety OF the other 10 Dc dispateo' ihet
go hand and hand as moral quesuons-fiSe
and fall together. 10 this complexion must
we come at last
40 e'io'0O ca,,tho,,,
principie up'n ~ r. Sa.re-;.,, he nb;loso-
pnio'eP','i' =. -, vour attention
pn. u 'l@'!' ~ -. so,po4d for their pecu-
W WV ,-,so thew hammer to
ii"i p'i'-" 20 n,ooant momnnt
0o'"' - o. - -1'ao,t;ons presented at the
-, A".9 Meeting a,luded TO in nv
,la,r, Inv Con Foote and SANG
.a a,,s. .iudgc sbarkev. is the following
''0ieo III That this nicotine dec,dedlv de-
"a 5;s,,,,,,o,-os of tho nronosi,;on to
pl ere, the African Slave Trade, as brought
s,r,ra,d in said Convention. and this meeting
cannot Int apnrebend the most injurious con-
noo,onoos 70 the soutb and 10 the Union.
SOW tho movements now in progress for the
orow n nr,nose of bringing about renewal
- a;a .rod,,
Ro.r IN mind IL vop please that the move.
oano,;o,aa by tho Convention was
-,o.o,,, % ro,oova ..ar existing legislative
o,,;, or .,,, 4 f,;co,, Clay.
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i"'e
lg'e this iesoiu'ioii 40 " y II "A>'
iS'c neil''i"A.e -, 'r T.il ~,a,,a
, 10 aaoi'ioN"l EAii 49, -, -
ing ai'ne anu "p"i' nm '' 49, :. -,
lying Tue aPpferens' "s'o :.
spectre OIL 'he iinas ""''o"- 0 ~, 70
imaginary OF hl-sioun"eo 'e''oi' -,
t the pfoposlUon WIN i'0p'o. " l.'e1 =,
gentlemen VINO sa".'.Ol '''o ,'''.O'.
'ican slavery el'ei 'a'i app ene"a
ruihous coIse4 ueheee " .nv '0L 60 : :. :
!. omon IL iS SUBSTANTIALLY an 'nV-' :
S duce tue oppo''ie u '',' 'p'e.'- - o -
Y liar lnstltutioi'' u re"A 'n"' oppO'','0-
: Now is the inStieation iisn.' anu Nv nc
gentlemen % resa'u ~
poss'oie nai 'an eOi-s ~, . n 40
80 ...,,;t.s
1sS,. = : -.
T.o, TI. "a r-y,I,eT * 5-.s4
# -. of ;n;nr;oYs consequences that cannt
l. owe their origin to that which is right an
It nro,ar Dangerous or injurious consequence,
,e aor.- fro,, flee institutions and ,crono col
& duct of men.
r .-;.ao,r s., .ons;dera
a. a,o,,,as os donoar that a
IE - 49,. - do,,.r. from, the ma;nt
at 80 -. IL -. ,,,,o,or loo. III,
u - -, - -. - .b;nL that the yiobt "
ne .ho ,,ro,,o aimed at-that the institution
r. ..1.n,os of;n;ur;ors tendency. and therefore t
fo.s q o,;oa of these injurious consequence
IN r. o,a .dm;ts the involuntary seryitude
s, a. .e.;o., 70 ba r;oht and proper in princip
C. -, .,o,.,,, doos ba cr;m;nalIv abandon t
W ,ruth when be nermits himself to be NOV
n, n from the nripeiple-from this truth--and
oh ,.;n,an.n.o in ;ts fnIl integrity. by app
let $3.50 40, orounded ON reasons touchi
nd ~ rrrcr,s Int touebinp alien and coIlate
ut.
.,;o. ,ro ;rs;st that If is impos
in .osoo,,on.os 70 +,ow d;rsc
lly = -. .,,,4,, :, ,,,o eoc;al relations VIII,
=. from the truth IN Tue socihi iei''io'
Il aa1 frl,th n social economy,
ey a,.ractsr d;ractlv produces iniurie
.,.,o. ,ra NOV ar once take it
., 1t a. ,,,,o 80
granted tnat the 'rnth Vi ene i"ie' =
he grounded In reason injurious cohseq uen !,
&c may and do constantly COME ifohi 'ne ~
of the truth BAD results 10" ironl ''a .
49, 0'' -, .,...n..r,J Of -
- eep'so''' y Wv
&c Maintaining ehese Seh'i'nen'e' :. 10 ~.
= sible Tor me 10 entertain appie"'n',o'' :, !.
49, Jurious consequences wioey ~ 10" :
- the extension o. the iiis'i'u''on u ''',''e
'o very. 1 have seen, l ADMIT "l''cn o0''S'
the institutloh. nave 'oeh "'''''''' r.
his TUE 'lieif pO'''iVi, ~ "' az :ls.t,,.;on
v.,. inns e'ey eepa,se" 1'D"s rs "a ,sra..,,o
of nave eeen osi '@N,9' - - -, -,
o,e sne ms ''u.'on' - - - -
will qusne, u VIM" -. - .ho ;nst;,nt;or ~ !,
ina. anu ioy' ' ~