Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-04-24

temptation shall swerve me from that straight
and narrow path. Our recorded promise is
not only a bond Of political faith, but II is
the word Of honor, binding on US as honor.
able men to each other and to our country.
We must not be driven TO interfere with the
relation Of master and slave, or with any
other local institution OF any State, one step
further than the Constitution gives US the
just authority and power to do.
EMANCIPATION BY sTATE AIDED BIZ UNIrED
STATES. tin
But it is said that the resolution of the
President now before us looks to al interior.
ence with slavery in the States. l do not 80
construe 1t. Itdoes not assert the power
or advise Us TO interfere With. slavery
in the. States. On the contrary, it by ne
cessary Implication, as strong rs express de-
NAL, denies the power. The language is
that the United States ought to cooperate
with any State which may adopt gradual
adjustment of slavery. If the State of
Maryland should, in its wisdom, see ft to
commence a system Of gradual emancipation
OF slaves, would !hey not have the right to
call upon US tor aid and assistance We
here announce beforehand that we will give
them pecuniary aid, but not until they call
for it. 1t is right that we should announce
that doctrine. 1t is right that
they should inaugurate that system; and l
believe that in the providence of Almighty
God the system will be inaugurated more
rapidly even than we now hope for. If l
were q citizen of the State Of Maryland, or
any Of the border States, with my present
convictions, / would raise the banner of
emancipation full high extended, and never
lower it until there was not o slave in the
State, But as a citizen Of the State of Ohio.
as n mambor M the Senate of the Initial
state. Tbave no nower over tb;s suh;ect.
~. y I,..:i, 10y ~ 49,, .h.s oSooc.,
terfere with that relation until the States
themselves, by their own voluntary action,
abolish slavery. or propose 10 abolish IL. and
caII man ustor iii ~. 1880 N'"N
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hem aid we aceomplish rrsai ourposes. 4, ~
r.t ria OF il. NE Danish from The HaIIs OF d
rress q Disturbing element which in rome form
2, other will narmanI Iii hodv md evcrv noii,.
iaal nYganiza Inn in ,his c,unirv II Ia az Nj
nsace ma ou;a, md co,rtor, ~ IN, ,eonie W.
pesu 'd -.I q.,es sno so,d a,iun 'c, Ueop,g y
'hsi. slaves, i. -, ,,,,,x =, .n,n,,,,,,, .,.,d
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wondsrIu, oes.ss. git, 4 s,;,.sa, me yans, uuy
IL sf,rnrise. me- pe vond expyesvion that that mag.
ni6csp : zion yith ye.oprces unrivnIlsd in ihis
nann,.v IL nnt INV neonied bv : million ~
rnsn txvhen I iooL unpn thoae dsan bsvs' thoss
isr,iio Hoids. ren,,iring onlv energet IL I,b,,r IA
devaiop thern, when / see those ,5aYts of com.
Ss...a r. ,ha vs,v csrte, or INV Arm cosr,
wonder 10 amazsmeni that a millIon, OF men are
not now crowded there. delving and .stfiking
and working YIN honest to1' Ioi a.. nones. re,
,p' conia no, comsrSHsnd bow Wilma hoJ
lost ali the natural advantages that hsr position,
her beautiful coasts, her Beautiful rivers and
bays, gave hef. Bur, sif, there Il no other ca use
except TINT labor, upsn which oil civilization dc.
pguds-labor, upon which everything depends,
which has built up New York, New England,
and the West, 10 IN Gro degraded BY the presence
Of slaves, 90 that the msstet must live on the
labor of The slaves, and the slaves must work Tor
| the master without boDe or rewurd,
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