Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-01-26
nCKENS HOUSE, S. c. SATURDAY, JANUARY 2o, 1861.

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to which thcv were ;ournn,i,,.y p,,i, ,',
Bible and liStorv vbny Mai tL.,,',., It.',.
oujtcs, who wcrc nj th,t timn chi, ,l;riIo,l ;,,4,
various tribes IIit,itcs J,bns;,o. 30 ,rL,.o
then is another hlGllmcnt of thn pro,too,,
uttered hv Noah (Which w,s ,lsn =, ,,,,,!., Js'
nounccd bv him in tl,c nomc Of Jcbov,b \ :. :,
servant of servants shall he Lc - i C,nnor F,
n. T. Many of these Con,,nitcs oftory,rds
went to Africa and settled thcrc
This * surcIv rIlicicut Tce,;ror, r,,,, ,I,o
Old Testament on This snbinrt I}ut ,In,it
TING (as W may do only for thc eol.c nf nr,,,,
mcnt6 that the above rcculo,ions and ytStn
mcnts had reference only to tho .Jowisb hi.
pcagntion. and that even thc Moral Law on
that subject determines nothnr, LET MS now
rpod tl,c rrs,i,norv of tho Eow To.t,,,,t
which all persons admit opnIcs TO tLc nrrscmt
age and the condition of thiuos undcr tlc
Christian DiSncnsation And bnre an ;rrc
sistiblc food of evidence brc,ls in rnn, No +,
Even ProEanc HISTORY shows tb,t s,ovny,,
was in existence even in il, worst rnrms- r,1r
worse than in any of these Snuthcrn s.. trs--
in Greece. in Rome. in .Judco nn; in I'll tlc
other civilized States when orr lorl ,T.,ms
Christ made his opnc,ronco on c,rth .nd
vet at no time, and urdcr NO circumstances
did lie or II is ADOStlrS after Him snC ono
word against the institution Thcv dcnon,ccd
drunkenness. adultery. Grnic,tion and cycn
covctousncss, ANGER. nridc rrvcnrc and IN
other vices common anon~st mankind Inf
not syllable is recorded nouinst sl,vnrv -
Had it been REGARDED hy thcm. in tLc )ui,t IN
which it is represented by modern abolition
lists as "mcn slcalpp," rs "s;n.r .rcr.sa " ~
the "sum of all yllnnics F." os {" h,rh,ri.r, :"
having its oririn in hell" Sc Sc s,,rcl,
they would have oi cost c,5o,.,o} C},is st;.,u,
to do away with it. or have sn,.lcn of !, -. nm
evil to be abolished Are nboli;ionists wsrr
and better than Christ and His An,st;c, ?
The latter were ESTABLISHING rrlioion r,r thc
world the former are disturbcrs Of The nc,ce
of nation, and their principles are subyrrsivc
of Christianity.
l.ut our Saviour and Ills APOSTLES wcrc
not silent on The subicyt Of sl,ycrv rbnv
did not conde,nn il or abuse Il Knit o,ya
laws, admonitions and cxhorta.ions rc.ncrtino
the right observance of the duties thu orow
out of this relation, both on the rort of the
master and Slave. A few of the passoocs th,t
treat of this subject are Ephc<ians 6 50
Colossians 3: %; Titus 2: 90; whic,
the reader would do well to consult at his leis-
urc. Servants are therein exhortcd to be
obcdicnt unto their masters, and not only TO
the good and gentle. but also to the rroward
to please them we'll not purloinino and soryin,,
as men .plelscrs or with cycscryicc," &C.
My text too is preceded by nm cxhortotiou
of similar nature, (" Let as many servants ~