Constitution of the Philadelphia Anti Slavery Society Instituted Fourth Month
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2. That so far from anti-slavery societies being prejudicial to the general harmony, and hostile to the prosperity of our country, we believe that they are eminently calculated to advance and to per- petuate both: and that to Slavery itself, as an exhaustless source of evil, must be attributed the dangers and dissensions, which have been charged upon the advocates of its Abolition.
3. That they are fully aware of the character of those existing relations, which render the subject of Slavery one... of fearful import to our fellow countrymen pf the South; and while they positively deny a disposition to attempt any unconstitutional in- terference with those relations, they would respectfully urge upon their consideration, that as members of the same family, and equally interested in the prosperity of the nation, they cannot be exempt from the operation of a system which enters so largely into our domestic relations: VI It becomes, therefore, their duty, as friends to our common country, as lovers of its peace, and ardently desirous to strengthen the bond of our union, it becomes them as good citizens, and as philanthropists, to employ all constitutional means for its speedy and total abolition.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
2. That so far from anti-slavery societies being prejudicial to the general harmony, and hostile to the prosperity of our country, we believe that they are eminently calculated to advance and to per- petuate both: and that to Slavery itself, as an exhaustless source of evil, must be attributed the dangers and dissensions, which have been charged upon the advocates of its Abolition.
3. That they are fully aware of the character of those existing relations, which render the subject of Slavery one... of fearful import to our fellow countrymen pf the South; and while they positively deny a disposition to attempt any unconstitutional in- terference with those relations, they would respectfully urge upon their consideration, that as members of the same family, and equally interested in the prosperity of the nation, they cannot be exempt from the operation of a system which enters so largely into our domestic relations: VI It becomes, therefore, their duty, as friends to our common country, as lovers of its peace, and ardently desirous to strengthen the bond of our union, it becomes them as good citizens, and as philanthropists, to employ all constitutional means for its speedy and total abolition.
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