Addresses Delivered in the Hall of the House of Representatives Harrisburg Pa
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But even could ihey be profitably employed, could they be kept peaceably and safely in sub- jection when they become equal in number, if not superior, to the white population ? I will not examine this question ; the mere propounding it awakens an interest that ought to lead to action ; to action on the largest, most patriotic, and liberal scale.
Well, then, if the slaveholding States cannot bear the slave popula- tion at the end of sixty years, when it will be thirteen and a-half mil- lions, an...d quite equal to the white population, if, indeed, they can bear it at the end of thirty years, when it will be nearly seven millions, the question arises, what is to be done? To this, three answers are offered: 1. Voluntary emancipation, so as to keep the number down to a safe and profitable point, and sending them into the free States. But will the free States agree to this ? Will we receive them ? If we note the indica- tions in the free States on this question, there will be no difficulty in determining that the slaves emancipated in the South will not much longer be allowed to find a home in the free States ; and, particularly, if the emancipations should be so numerous as to afTord the South re- lief from an overgrown slave population.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But even could ihey be profitably employed, could they be kept peaceably and safely in sub- jection when they become equal in number, if not superior, to the white population ? I will not examine this question ; the mere propounding it awakens an interest that ought to lead to action ; to action on the largest, most patriotic, and liberal scale.
Well, then, if the slaveholding States cannot bear the slave popula- tion at the end of sixty years, when it will be thirteen and a-half mil- lions, an...d quite equal to the white population, if, indeed, they can bear it at the end of thirty years, when it will be nearly seven millions, the question arises, what is to be done? To this, three answers are offered: 1. Voluntary emancipation, so as to keep the number down to a safe and profitable point, and sending them into the free States. But will the free States agree to this ? Will we receive them ? If we note the indica- tions in the free States on this question, there will be no difficulty in determining that the slaves emancipated in the South will not much longer be allowed to find a home in the free States ; and, particularly, if the emancipations should be so numerous as to afTord the South re- lief from an overgrown slave population.
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