Weekly Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-03-21

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l. known les, slr IL Is pu' return 10 .na
n principle from Whlcn LOT forty years we nav
b been unconsciously drifting one Which we mus
i all acknowledge to be fisht when we can ire
i ourselves from parry 'riin'neis' anu 'n'nk WIN
I, minds free from passions or ignooie prejudice
= II is but q return to principle Of right
| Acknowledged
= composing the convention winch adopted GU
= Constitution, and among the foremost nt thos
y by the representatives. IN mat oouy OIL the stai
y VI virginia, now Inc most rampant, neat 4
n, South Carolina, IN promoting ana carrying o
's this wicked and giganlin reOelllon'
Let M reour, sir, ior hut n moment to th
r. period Of the organization ol this Government
in and read the debates oil the convention Of lfs'
lie which framed the Federal constitution. sir, "
I'd find that it was the almost universal sentime1
lie OF the men Assembled IN inat Immortal bod
es That slavery was anu woulh ne the great ours
" Of this country; that II was o social poliiica
I'd aud moral evil, and one when Ought TO- he pu
d, in the course Of I" Mhm9fe extinction Ma,
~ more than that, sir, Thomas Jefferson, the grea
e, founder OF Democracy, whose name Will 6
I'd down to 1.-THE last recorded syllable OF time" a
ne the author Of the Magma Charia OF America
l. liberty, when he urew the original drait OF tht
oh great instrument, inserted a provision emhodJ
nd ing this principle. In the enumeration Of th
n grievances oil the colonies ngainst the KING
as Great Britain, he charges MIN substantially
en- these terms; " He has waged cruel war againi
~ human nature tseii, Wointing ts mosl sAcre
us rights oil Ire ana hoer'y IN ,ne persons oil
distant people VINO never ohenueu nun captya
ok ing anu carrying tneh in'o slavery III amount
N, hemisphere pete s W aeeP opeh mara
N where men snoulu pe poneh' anu sou, ne NJ
nr prosntuteu ms negative 10, s"ppressihg ever
a, legslatVe atehpt 70 prgntpl. OF restrain .hl
be execraole commerce uhlortunatey, tnini
on tnai clause was s'rivAeu ou'. hao !, RENAME
ey 70 TINS Jay as 'ne po'a' sur ~ 'ne poiey OF OF
on Government In dealing WIN inns sexauous que
ed tion oil slavery, We shou!u ny no" nave presen
on Ed 70 me ~oriu 'he minimizing unu horria spe
nd tacle oil ciVi' war raging IN tne ihirest 10
be erninent under heaven, III wI'cn II is NOT thohgl
W. matter oil sucn serious snu amIui consequent
,ss no" many l'es Oh our "h'to prs'hteu are sac
be rhced as u Vs. now many mlseraole negroes ha'
GO escaped from their masters anu now many ma
II oeeh returned ny our army oniceIs, ~ was u
TO recognition OF great iunaainehthi principle
er liberty ana humanity wn'cn, sinSlher !. as "
I'M may, VIII, Arethusia,hke' preah iorth ever al
ey anon IN the great American heart North nj
'r- South.
"a III mus speaking, 10 not "isn IL understo'
OF that favor the cause OF abolition, which is
ro- violent and sudden disruption oil the relation
II, master aud save without consent without sor
CHI pensetion, aud without regard to the dangero'
''g and direiul consequences winch may result
CHI the communities IN wn'eh ihat relation b
tie subsisteu LOT So long time; Du! ! hesitate n
w. 10 declare tnat neieVe the Almign'y lhtehu'
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