Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-10-04
CLEARFIELD, PA, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER A, 1875.

which you arc gathering with so muc
industry, be legitimate, it is n pericc
: justification Of all the slavery tha' eve
existed on this continent. Your grea
eyemplars, from whom you aclknowl
: edge that you have derived your idea
Of freedom, certainly thought, or pre-
iessed to think so, and they carried
out TO its logical consequences. Whel
an African potentate chose TO fgh
with and subduc weak tribe, insid
Of his own dominio..s, S, he sold the pris
oners whom he did not think propc
to kill, and the men of Massachusetts
bought them without II question of hi
title. They kept them and worked
them to death, or sold them again al
their interest promised--for they helt
that the right of domination, resulting
from the application Of brute force, wal
good in the hands of all subsequent
purchasers, however remote from th,
original conquisitor
They executed this theory to its
fullest extent in their own wars with
tho Indians. Without causc or provo
cation, and without notice or warning
they fell upon the Pequods, massacrcd
many of them, and made slaves of the
survivors, without distinction ofage OF
sex. About seven hundred, including
many women and children, were sent
to the West Indies, and there sold on
public account, the proceeds being put
into the colonial treasury. Eight score
Of these unfortunate people escaped
from the butchery by fight, and after
wards agreed to give themselves up on
a solemn promise Of the authorities that
they should neither be put to death
nor enslaved. lhe promise was broken
with as little remorse as a modern
Abolitionist would violate his oath to
support the Constitution. The "pre-
oious results Of the war" were not TO
be lost by honest observance OF their
pledged faith, and the victims of this
Infamous treachery were all of them
shipped to the Barbados, and sold or
aswapped for Blackamoors." This
practice ci ehslavlng the'f captlves was
women and children, as well as fight
ing men. When death put King Philip
ocyonu .neir rencn 'ney sent nus wiie
anu cnhu ,W Wi'h 'ne rest 70 % soia ihto
slavery, ~. l ne , lnalai's naac pau slaves;
my ~eio ""iu W 'a,no' my vsoaPea
% 70 lne forest , ana hao 70 DO hunted
r' uVMh' orougne pack anu pIahueu,
i,ue my new; never e9aseu Th so 70 pe % sullel ana
disbursement, .,., no AirlIn'iS always, On
INC contrary accepleu 'ho s,'uallon,
were easily uomes'lca.eo, ana pore tne
yoho wi.hou' n 'nur'nuIihg, i,g ior 'ha'
roason' ~ !. oo.a'uo = se'',ou ra,e % u pun
Nv a'u piiNa'o ooVnoiny III maSSaoiiu-
m se.'s s 70 eHcnahgo 'nclr w1r'nless ihui-
uus ior Va'uapic negroes, cnea.ing .neir
W yves. lnu,a customers IN every trade.
rernaPs !. was nere Una. your party
go' 'no ye,m VI me honesty us wen Us
l.1 nun,ani. n,. my n'auc war ior no
o'alr ;,l oI?oo. 'n, ~ pp,y ,nen,seisos y,
M'n 1e.a s"'1S.s ~, sn'I n ,ianuu'en, RANT
nos, ,a,,,or n ,ho ooionw wnSsa 'aI : ioadar H.
90 os oo"',., 49, H. ;nsnonoo ~ ~ naI, aa
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sansos'l' "a haon ~ d.,p dos r 'iV" ha. tn' a
VIZ; mio aad @ ,So, Moa"o,huse,,S @ Uso ~ ,uau,d nu
'oLs ts,d ds ."s,os;hia c. ,h~ e." "oa III,
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sa,,s s ha a;f !, he 5a, s,,,no :, ns T ~,
2 ,"., ,a.,or @ onr I 49, % ,o snga. 49, ,ha,, ha
sra,a,,ao H. ,no,sl ~ - ,i,a dnn,i
wh;nh w & thc;r noywo,yos @ "vp ot,en ~ s' Soe ds !"
Th;s ,ondsrnois ., oonso;onoo eou III 10
s;ns ~ a,har neon,a IL e,J vor,, ,'honoo,an @ ..
;a,;o oe ~ ru ,,L;oh ~, H. a. 49,,
of It's IDEAS from that source. But 20
a little further and Won will see with
pleasure how exactly YOU have copied
their doctrines. This is the way MIR
Downing applies the motive mower
q Ifn saws he nnnon n inst war tho
Lord sbould deliver them into our
hand we might easily have men ,ponen
and children enough TO exchange for
Moors (negroesl. Which will be- more
oavnotnl nilladge for ps tban woo con.
ec;vc, for I 10 NOT sec how Woo can
tbr;vs until we oet ioto a stocE of s,ores
sufficient to do ali onr business Z Iris
fcxcent The snelling1 might coma from
an Addition rauous today you will
6nd Down;no's letter in Moore n IN
They did cot most Of their Indians
of ana sunnI;ed ,homsolros w;,h no
groes in tba;r nlace The shameless
;nbnmanitv with which the blacks
we're nsed made slavery IN Massocbu'
sets atbe ann of aIl v;lia;nv1 In tho
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