, 1860-06-22
Great Truths.

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ish nation, and upon the history of every
vigorous nation upon the face Of the earth.
Is There are visible footprints of
Gods disapprobniion of the abolitionsm OF
this country. American slavery is re-
,demption, deliverauce from African hea-
thenism The dark places Of the earth
are filled with the habitations of cruelty"
aud no part of the earth is more dark or
filed with greaeer cruelty than Africa
Lorejoy, of Boston, 10 his Abolition Brother,
of Illinois, lHar6h, 1859.
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:, inese .,I' "'ll IHu .nelI nPP.oprluse
human judgments, but by Gods providen
4 + Wherever there is place and
work for slaves, there they will be found
Rer. DR.. Lord, President of Dartmouth
College, ". IT,, Dee 1850.
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The Southern States are numerically the
weaker but they are so because Virginia,
the pollnc mother OF states ana PATRIOTISM
voluntarily ceded the great Northwest now
forming a large portion oil lhe Tree North,
10 tne general government, lor TIE oeneht
Of all. FuolIcations Tor many years, have
oeen so~n IKE Dragons teeth over the land,
calculated and intended to disturb the rela-
tlons between master and slave-socletles
formed ana endowed-lunds raised and ac-
cumulated, arms and deadly weapons and
munitions have oeen gathered together 10
buildings consecrated to the service OF the
almighty, 10 crusade against slaveholders
-D'iH'a y. Dickinson, Of ~. Z. december,
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Helper's first proposition IN this chapter
is that he does not :" recognize property in
MANI" a. E. negroes. Well what If he,
does notH Must the constitution and laws
Of the country. and the teachings 6f the sa-
cred scriptures achsoh do-be trampled
under foot aud abrogated. for the sake Of
following this fox FIRE philosopher, luminous
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mus ssooq lhe question 2, siasefy. &c.
eorun,g ~ sne nigher law. tnrougpoes
tle Mhoie ni1een centuries q We Mosaic
alspensatlon, A. .ne coming q C9rls'' Ins
everywhere through The old Roman empire
we ind no records Of any nation or people
without slaves. How did our Lord treat
the Question? Did He inter one svlIable On
the subject? Did He make ii ire tonic Or
. single remark? We know how His sa-
cred rebuke fell thick and fast on every
| form Of iniouity. We know how ia IA.
Weighed against he bypocrisy Of tle Phar-
isees. the ip6delity 81 ne Sadducees. tue
hardship Of Jewish divorce the renaIitv
and corruption which Surrounded him But
the case Of the STAKEHOLDER was never mem
toned. nor could any readers or The Cos.
peIs end authority for the notion that HI
regarded slavery a. sin against God And
crime against humanity, Bishop Hop.
kins, of Termont.
The right by the Dred Scott decision on
the constitutional question: has been estab-
lished Of every citizen to take bis property
Of erery kind, including slares, into the com
mon territories, belonging equally to all the
States Of the confederacy, and to have It
protected there under the federal constitu-
tion.-James buchanan, Dee, 1859.
Tn the lone series of ind;rac. s.vrs.slon
,ba srs, rro1srhsr e;,;-sns X ne ,Iss son1,
a Nortbsrn Presidsnt ssvs M 6y,l1 was
tba strsnnons scifsrior 5v c;ti7sns n M
Wnr,harn NJ Ssa,es * ror,rsss snd NM ofit
or NJ ~, aaess;on ! ~ reSre ~ emsnc;cation Il
~. s Gas,b.rn, ststes nv ssccnd
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the people.of the Northern States, and in
several instances Of their State govern
ments, aimed to facilitate the escape Of
persons (negroes) held to service in the
Southern States, and toprevent their recov-