Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-20

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rReso,ution adopted on motion Of Wendeu
Phillips, BY he Americas Anti-Slavsfy
Society, New Yoek, Nay, 1e40. .s.yw.
kssolssS, III 10 dlzIng = We y. witA
profound gratitude, the wondesiul yfosrsss
l1us eanee has made during the ~
[yeas1, md YET considering IT, -, -.
naffns to impress the community w'sn ~
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M abolish slavesy BY it, own vn' 80
| M tie perties srs able s0d willing = -
NJ With Inc evil. this Society dssos Z
dmtv n reiterate its convictions that the only
s~cdns for ~ slsse out Of his present house
- hcndars e svcr TIE ruins d IT, pseeeht
American eihrch, and the present American
Union. s
i fRe.o,.tsous adopted By the American Anti
slavery Society, New York, Decombc'
j 1881 !. =
wnEnEAs. The dissolution Of the present
Imperfect and inglorious Union between tn
free and slave States would result IN thl
overthrow Of slavery and the corssquenl
foundation Of more perfect and glorious
Lnipn,. without the incubus Of slavery
tkfefort
Rssoyced, That VIC invite free cofsc1n
dcncc with the disunionists Of nc South, IL
order to devise the most suitable way an
means to secure the consumination SO de-
voutcdly to be wished. }.
Resolution adopted by the Essex County
(Mss) Ansi'Sls~ssy Society, My 10
Ress7cez. That the NJ, IS hitherto pro
secuted, n bat wantsa waste Of property
a dreadful sacrifice of life, and, worse thai
all Of conscience and Of character, to pre-
serve and perpetuatc Union and Consti
tuition which should never have existed, ant
which, by all the laws Of justice and hui
mainly, should in their present form, b. a
once and torecsr 0rerthrown.
From Rcdmond's speech, Boston.
Remembering that he was STAKEHOLDER
I he could spit upon Washington. =
So near to Fancuil Hall and Bunker Hill wa
he not to be permitted to say that scoundrs
George Washington had cnslavcd his fellow
men!
From Phillips speech, same occasion.l
Washington was sinner. II became Al
American to cover his face when he PLACED
his bust among the great men Of the world
And again another time:
l have labored nineteen years to taxi
nineteen States out Of the Union and'if
have spent any nineteen years to the salts
faction Of my Puritan conscience, It wa
those nineteen years.
From Pillsbury's speech, April, 1907
do not wish to see this government pro
longed another day in its present form.
have been for twenty years attempting t.
overthrow the present dynasty. The Con
stitution never was SO much an engine Q
cruelty and crime q ct the present hour.
am not rcioiced ut the tidings of victory t
the Northern arms. IscouM rather zee de
tsat. $50
From Fosters speech, Boston, 1891
/ have endeavored to dissuade ever,
young man l could from enlisting, telling
them that they were going to fight for slav
cry.
1t is the brains Of the abolitionists whicl
have been strong enough to conquer AM
abolitionize the Republicanparty, and which
now arc debating its policy and -ruing III
nation.