Oration in Honor of Universal Emancipation in the British Empire Delivered At S
Oration in Honor of Universal Emancipation in the British Empire Delivered At S
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AVilberforce lamented in one of his latest public ad- dresses that error, which led the early abolitionists to strike 15 at a limb, when they should have endeavored to reach the vital parts of the trade, which are the slave markets of Amer- ica, not the slave factories of Africa. The practical inefficacy of the act takes, however, nothing from the merit of its motive. In affairs of such magnitude and complexity, it is no impeach- ment of human foresight that results do not always correspond wit...h calculations. Nothing but repeated experiments can put imperfect beings in a sure path. ■ (■ The fifth act of English abolition related to the internal slave- trade between the different British colonies, and between those colonies and other countries. This trade by an act of Parlia- ment passed in 1824, was put upon the same footing as the for- eign ; and this act was attended with complete success. The trade ceased immediately and totally. It being a domestic concern, and one in which the custom house officers, ordinary magistrates and military force could act, the government was enabled to control the whole matter, and to suppress the market while they stopped the supply.
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AVilberforce lamented in one of his latest public ad- dresses that error, which led the early abolitionists to strike 15 at a limb, when they should have endeavored to reach the vital parts of the trade, which are the slave markets of Amer- ica, not the slave factories of Africa. The practical inefficacy of the act takes, however, nothing from the merit of its motive. In affairs of such magnitude and complexity, it is no impeach- ment of human foresight that results do not always correspond wit...h calculations. Nothing but repeated experiments can put imperfect beings in a sure path. ■ (■ The fifth act of English abolition related to the internal slave- trade between the different British colonies, and between those colonies and other countries. This trade by an act of Parlia- ment passed in 1824, was put upon the same footing as the for- eign ; and this act was attended with complete success. The trade ceased immediately and totally. It being a domestic concern, and one in which the custom house officers, ordinary magistrates and military force could act, the government was enabled to control the whole matter, and to suppress the market while they stopped the supply.
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