Is Millard Fillmore An Abolitionist
Is Millard Fillmore An Abolitionist
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If so, our prisons will soon be emptied and convictions but idle forms. We regret to believe that it was not sympathy for any suflerini;s of these men, but with the act they had committed, as subsequent circumstances will show.
What renders the conduct of Mr. Fillmore more inexplicable is the fact that it was dur- ing his own presidential term, and before the granting of this pardon, that a similar offence was committed in the city of Washington. In tli3 year 1S50 one William S. Chaiilin, a no-... torious abolitionist, enticed several slaves to abscond from the city. Three of them belonged to Messrs. Tombs and Stephens, then sojourning at the seat of government in the discharge of their duttes as reprosentatives from the State of Georgia. Chaplin provided a carriage for the purpose, armed himself and slaves. When intercepted he made a desperate resist- ance, as also the slaves at his instigation, firing repeatedly upon the officers. Chaplain f;iive bail in the sum of $6, 000, forfeited it and npon his return home was applauded as a hero.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If so, our prisons will soon be emptied and convictions but idle forms. We regret to believe that it was not sympathy for any suflerini;s of these men, but with the act they had committed, as subsequent circumstances will show.
What renders the conduct of Mr. Fillmore more inexplicable is the fact that it was dur- ing his own presidential term, and before the granting of this pardon, that a similar offence was committed in the city of Washington. In tli3 year 1S50 one William S. Chaiilin, a no-... torious abolitionist, enticed several slaves to abscond from the city. Three of them belonged to Messrs. Tombs and Stephens, then sojourning at the seat of government in the discharge of their duttes as reprosentatives from the State of Georgia. Chaplin provided a carriage for the purpose, armed himself and slaves. When intercepted he made a desperate resist- ance, as also the slaves at his instigation, firing repeatedly upon the officers. Chaplain f;iive bail in the sum of $6, 000, forfeited it and npon his return home was applauded as a hero.
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