The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1859-11-12

this; that his burning - Tire right Of his ,e..
ie to be free, las not led him TO ihcte them p
| mature, ra,tisi, aid asiy over.maiohcd revot A
may give bis life rstt u an abide IN acr.
Ntude, but he has right to lead n whole pcoplr %
slaughter, wthous the strongest probabilities Of sue
cess
Ifnst'uns were all armed men, IL would 10 differ.
ent. Soldiers can die. But nation Il mad. up OF
other at,rals besides armed meu-u is made up OF
women, and Chi, dr,n, aud youth. These arr To bc
eonsidecd-- not merely Of muscle, and hnuctle
and bone. Ard man that leads pcoplc hs, no
risht TO ineo that people to unlcrs there is
sopabe prospect that they will couqrer.
Nov, II the Mricsns In our land we're intelligent
II they understood themsclvesi II they had so'-sov-
erning power Il they were alis arst to throw od
the yoke Of laws and e,ur.tuttous and = ter wards
to defend ard build themselves up In q civil STATE
then they would have just the right to assume
their Independence that any na, on has
But does any man believe thst this ia the ca'ci
Docs any believe ths. this vast horde Of undisci.
plnsd Africans II set frec, would have cohesive pow
or enough to organize themselv,s into government,
and maintain their indcpendcnoef If there be- men
who believe this, am not among them. certainly
think that even slaves would bo made lnmoasurably
better by iberty but do not believe they would be
made better by liberty ssincd by nsu recton or rc-
nehoh' h"su"od noorS' Ano1iV S'osseu win
'he consent OF 'ho'r maSe'iS hoory uhd'i tue laws
and institutions of tho country liberty which
should make them common ben, Aciaries Of those in
stitutions and principles which make us wise and
lappy-s such liberty would I've grea, bic ssns 10
them. fredom, with law and government IL good,
but without them II Is mirchief And anything
that tends ~ incite among vague msurrection-
AIRY spirit, Is . great aud cruel wrong to them
h' IN view oil the wrongs OF s"veiy,y you say that
you ho' oAro ''i Tue master, ou' only the slave,
"ps bM you s"o"'d care Tor oofh master ana
,~0' W" 10 no. oA'o 'or 'ue 'a'o :" 'no ~r"Ss-
u"ns "n'e "Ap' 90 care hr the is'e o' 'oo "t"hs-
doing white man But even though your sympathy
were on for the slave, then for his sake you ought
to set your face against, and dic"ntenance, any.
thing me an insurrectonary spirit.
Lat us turn, htp, from these specifications OF riix
wRoha WAY to some consideration relating to the
hGilr WAY.
l. II We would benefit the African At the South, wo
! must b,gin at homo. This Is to some men the
most disaVroeablo psrt Of the doctrine Of enamel.
| patton II Is very easy 10 labor for the
| emancipation of beings q Thousand miles od
| but when comes to the practical apptics.
! ton 81 justice and humanity to those about us,
II ma 30 easy. Tho truth d tod respecting tho
rights and dgnitas OF mon, are Just a. important to
free ooored men, asto onslavod oolorod men 1t may
seem strange for me to say that tho lever With which
| To LIT tho load H 9eorss " In Nov York; but
"h. 10 not oeneVe 'ne who'o irec North can tnl'
crate srindins injustice toward the poor, and In
humanity tosard tho laoorins classes, without ex-
ertrs an Influence unfsVoiable to Justice and hu.
nanty In inc south. No one caa fal TO SEQ the In
c"hS,s@h hcy petSeen our ueatment oil those amongst
us VINO arc IN wAhs" me- and our PROCESS
,o'" =" PS'"y 'o' 'ne o"u'ne'h sa'es howAroue
ree eo'oiou Pcopo H~'oo NJ 'ne Noth' lhey arc
aho" ~"hout odncaaon, with Dut htue sympathy
Tor ignorance. They are refused tho common rights
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and eVers ir,sh 'o'o. On Ue'S uA' 'no n"d OF
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more love 10 the race In the South than In the
! North Tbev love their property. We do not own
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them, ~ We do not love them at al. The pr"jud co