Memorials Presented to the Congress of the United States of America By the Diff
Memorials Presented to the Congress of the United States of America By the Diff
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New-York, December 14, 1790.
(Copy. ) 17 ^^ennfplbanta.
To the House of Representatives of the UNITED STATES— The MEMORIAL of the PENNSYL^ VAN I A SOCIETY, for promoting the Abolition of Slavery, for the Relief of free Negroes unlawfully held in bondage, and for improving the Condition of the Afri- can race : T RESPECTFULLY SHEWETH, ■^HAT, actuated by the fame power- ful motives of duty which excited your memorialifts to addrefs the late Con- grefs on the fubjecl of flavery, in the month of Feb...ruary, 1790, we are again impelled to requeft your ferious attention to the important bufmefs of the Have trade.
We wi(h not to trefpafs upon your time, by referring to the different declarations c made [ i8 1 made by Congrcfs on the unalienable right of all men to equal liberty ; neither would we attempt, in this place, to point out the inconfiftency of extending freedom to a part only of the human race. The objeft of the prefent application is, to intreat you to confider of fome method fpeedily to put into effeft the two following Re- folves, agreed to by the committee of the whole Houfe, and entered on your Jour- nals in March, 1790.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
New-York, December 14, 1790.
(Copy. ) 17 ^^ennfplbanta.
To the House of Representatives of the UNITED STATES— The MEMORIAL of the PENNSYL^ VAN I A SOCIETY, for promoting the Abolition of Slavery, for the Relief of free Negroes unlawfully held in bondage, and for improving the Condition of the Afri- can race : T RESPECTFULLY SHEWETH, ■^HAT, actuated by the fame power- ful motives of duty which excited your memorialifts to addrefs the late Con- grefs on the fubjecl of flavery, in the month of Feb...ruary, 1790, we are again impelled to requeft your ferious attention to the important bufmefs of the Have trade.
We wi(h not to trefpafs upon your time, by referring to the different declarations c made [ i8 1 made by Congrcfs on the unalienable right of all men to equal liberty ; neither would we attempt, in this place, to point out the inconfiftency of extending freedom to a part only of the human race. The objeft of the prefent application is, to intreat you to confider of fome method fpeedily to put into effeft the two following Re- folves, agreed to by the committee of the whole Houfe, and entered on your Jour- nals in March, 1790.
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