Constitution of the Alabama State Colonization Society And the Officers for the
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A. LIPSCOMB, ADDRESS TO THE PJEOPLE OF THE STATE OF ALABAMA.
The Alabama State Colonization Society, for the purpose of aid- ing free persons of color to eniigrate to Libera, having been organ, ized, the society desires to make known its true character ; its ob- jects and design ; and to satisfy the people of the State, that it is entitled to their sympathy and patronage.
The objection which has been generally urged in this State, to a po-operation with the Colonisation Society of Washington Ci...ty, is, that that Society is at least to some extent, either in the hands, or under the control of persons, many of whom are unfriendly to Southern institutions, and who favor that Society as a means of in- directly assailing the institution of Slavery in the Southern States. Whether this belief is well or ill founded, the effect is the same — a strong indisposition on the part of Southern men to affiUiate with t. Hem.
Jt is an undeniable truth, that the presence of the free colored man in the midst of a slave population, is a great evil, which is felt and acknowledged as such ; an evil which every consideration of self-interest prompts us to remove.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A. LIPSCOMB, ADDRESS TO THE PJEOPLE OF THE STATE OF ALABAMA.
The Alabama State Colonization Society, for the purpose of aid- ing free persons of color to eniigrate to Libera, having been organ, ized, the society desires to make known its true character ; its ob- jects and design ; and to satisfy the people of the State, that it is entitled to their sympathy and patronage.
The objection which has been generally urged in this State, to a po-operation with the Colonisation Society of Washington Ci...ty, is, that that Society is at least to some extent, either in the hands, or under the control of persons, many of whom are unfriendly to Southern institutions, and who favor that Society as a means of in- directly assailing the institution of Slavery in the Southern States. Whether this belief is well or ill founded, the effect is the same — a strong indisposition on the part of Southern men to affiUiate with t. Hem.
Jt is an undeniable truth, that the presence of the free colored man in the midst of a slave population, is a great evil, which is felt and acknowledged as such ; an evil which every consideration of self-interest prompts us to remove.
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