The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-08-09

ifany man can tell me the difference beta0e3n
the anti slarery Of Abrrham Lincoln ana
the anti slarery Of the old Wig party, on
the anti slapery Of Henry Clay' Wig
there Is no difference betreen them. AJra.
liam Lincoln xsinaply q Hnry Clay Wig
a, d he beliepes Just as Henry clay beliered IN
regard to this question. And Henry Clay
| was just as odious to the anti slavery cause
and anti slavery men as ever was John G.
Calhoun. In fact, he didasmuch topcrpetuate
negro slavery in this country as any other
man who ever lived. Henry Clay once said:
'That is property which the law declares to
be property" and that "two hundred years
of legislation have sanctioned and sanctified
property in slaves ~ Wherever Henry Clay
is to-day, in the universe of God that atheis.
tic lie is with him, with all its tormenting
memories. Applause. -..
do not believe in the anti slavery of
Abraham Lincoln, because he Is on the side of
this slaoe po,oer Of mhich I am speaking, that
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admission of more slave States into the I'm
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what did he say at freepoft W ny
that the South was entlt'ed toa fuSitiSe
Slave law and' although he thought the
law could be modified little, yet, ne sad,
II he was IN Congress, ne would nave
1t done insuch way as "ot 70 Jesse" as el1t-
o'eney! Here then' Is Aoratam Lincoln
III fayor OF carrying out that infamous fugi
tive Slaye Law that not only strikes down
the liberty, ofevery black man IN the United
States, but virtually, the liberty OF every
white man as well; tor under that law,
there is not a man in this presence who
might not be arrested to-day upon the SIM
pie testimony OF one man, ana aller an ca
parte trial hurried OH TO slavery ana 10 chaihS'
Habeos corpus, trial by Jury-those great
bulwarks OF freedom, reared oy the olood ana
unspeakab-e woe ofyour hnglsh ancestors
amidst the confiicts OF a thousand years
are struck down by TINS law; ana the man
whose name Is INSCRIBED upon tfe fres'oeh-
tial banner Of the Republican party is IN Ia
vor of keeping It upon the statute nook
Not only would arraigh MI Lincoln, III
regard to that law, tor his pro slavery cilar-
acter and principles but when ne was
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linen there is another ''c'h Whicii l want III
to bring out IN TINS eohnectloh. l am Il
coiored man | am an ANierlcah ci''|en )
ana ! 'lihh .iia' ! AN e,''''ieu " 'Aete's' Nt.
ehe elective iia'ichlse az" "oou' ."o''''
eight years oiu, ana "ouiu i'he 10 So'e'e'y