Opinions of a Man Who Wishes to Be Governor of Pennsylvania
Opinions of a Man Who Wishes to Be Governor of Pennsylvania
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So do the writings of Paul abound with regulations of the relation, but not with injunctions for its suppression.
"If we go to the most accredited commentators, or consult divines really wise and good in our own midst, — or, what is better, study and search the Scriptures for ourselves, — we shall fail to find a law which, fairly interpreted and applied, justifies any man in asserting, in or out of the pulpit, that the Negro Slavery of the United States is sinful. What right then, I ask again, ...has the Abolitionist to cheat tender consciences into hostility to an institution on which our Union is founded in part ? Good people say, we do not wish to disturb Slavery where it exists by local law, but believing it to be sinful and inexpedient, we will not submit to its extension, nor assist to restore the fugitive to his master.. Such people soon come to conceive that the*more un- friendly they can feel towards Slavery, the more harsh speeches they make about slaveholders, the more they help on the irre- pressible conflict, the better they will recommend themselves to God.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
So do the writings of Paul abound with regulations of the relation, but not with injunctions for its suppression.
"If we go to the most accredited commentators, or consult divines really wise and good in our own midst, — or, what is better, study and search the Scriptures for ourselves, — we shall fail to find a law which, fairly interpreted and applied, justifies any man in asserting, in or out of the pulpit, that the Negro Slavery of the United States is sinful. What right then, I ask again, ...has the Abolitionist to cheat tender consciences into hostility to an institution on which our Union is founded in part ? Good people say, we do not wish to disturb Slavery where it exists by local law, but believing it to be sinful and inexpedient, we will not submit to its extension, nor assist to restore the fugitive to his master.. Such people soon come to conceive that the*more un- friendly they can feel towards Slavery, the more harsh speeches they make about slaveholders, the more they help on the irre- pressible conflict, the better they will recommend themselves to God.
What to read after Opinions of a Man Who Wishes to Be Governor of Pennsylvania?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George W George Washington Woodward to read onlineMoreLess
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