A Discourse On the Subject of American Slavery Delivered in the First Congrega
A Discourse On the Subject of American Slavery Delivered in the First Congrega
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So on the other hand, let the privilege of electing and being elected to of- fice, be conferred on all the truly worthy, ac- cording to some scale of even-handed justice. If one man is more meritorious than another, has more real worth and capacity than another, let honor be rendered to whom honor is due.
This, my friends, is what I understand to be the doctrine of immediate emancipation. I have examined it to my satisfaction, and must acknowledge it to be the doctrine of God, the doctrine of J...esus Christ, the doctrine of right- eousness, the doctrine of genuine republican- ism. Who of you can gainsay or c'ontemn if? What mind, free from avarice, free from pride, free from the love of domination, free from un- christian selfishness — what enlightened Chris- tian — what hearty republican, can be opposed to this doctrine? Is there a single noble and generous sentiment, of which God has made the human heart capable, that revolts at this remedy for slavery ? If there he one, I have never felt it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
So on the other hand, let the privilege of electing and being elected to of- fice, be conferred on all the truly worthy, ac- cording to some scale of even-handed justice. If one man is more meritorious than another, has more real worth and capacity than another, let honor be rendered to whom honor is due.
This, my friends, is what I understand to be the doctrine of immediate emancipation. I have examined it to my satisfaction, and must acknowledge it to be the doctrine of God, the doctrine of J...esus Christ, the doctrine of right- eousness, the doctrine of genuine republican- ism. Who of you can gainsay or c'ontemn if? What mind, free from avarice, free from pride, free from the love of domination, free from un- christian selfishness — what enlightened Chris- tian — what hearty republican, can be opposed to this doctrine? Is there a single noble and generous sentiment, of which God has made the human heart capable, that revolts at this remedy for slavery ? If there he one, I have never felt it.
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