Proceedings of the Anti Slavery Convention Held At West Randolph Vermont Augus
Proceedings of the Anti Slavery Convention Held At West Randolph Vermont Augus
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G. Until yester- day ; he had heard him with pleasure, and could give a hearty Ameii to nearly all that he said ; a majority of his speech he endorsed in full ; his arguments they could not gainsay. I have, said Mr. B. , regarded myself for a long time as an abolitionist, and I should like to tell you just where I stand. I have long been connected with the Baptist church, and see no necessity of leaving it. Should a slaveholding Baptist, D. D. Or otherwise, come to my church, I would not ask hi...m to my pulpit, nor to sit with me in the desk, — I would not. The press is a great lever, and Mr. Garrison is using it powerfully. The ballot- box is another lever, which many are using well. I belong to the Republican party, and I believe that, had it not been for the Republican party, Kansas would have been admitted as a slave State. Mr. B. Spoke at length and approvingly of the course of the Republicans in Congress.
Mr. J. Hutchinson proposed the following resolu- tion : — Resolved, That as anti-slavery men, we are anxious to do all in our power to overthrow the abominable institution of slavery, and while laboring for this end, we will do all in our power to build up and sustain the present Republican party, believing as we do that through that means we can most directly and ef- fectually aid in securing freedom to the slave.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
G. Until yester- day ; he had heard him with pleasure, and could give a hearty Ameii to nearly all that he said ; a majority of his speech he endorsed in full ; his arguments they could not gainsay. I have, said Mr. B. , regarded myself for a long time as an abolitionist, and I should like to tell you just where I stand. I have long been connected with the Baptist church, and see no necessity of leaving it. Should a slaveholding Baptist, D. D. Or otherwise, come to my church, I would not ask hi...m to my pulpit, nor to sit with me in the desk, — I would not. The press is a great lever, and Mr. Garrison is using it powerfully. The ballot- box is another lever, which many are using well. I belong to the Republican party, and I believe that, had it not been for the Republican party, Kansas would have been admitted as a slave State. Mr. B. Spoke at length and approvingly of the course of the Republicans in Congress.
Mr. J. Hutchinson proposed the following resolu- tion : — Resolved, That as anti-slavery men, we are anxious to do all in our power to overthrow the abominable institution of slavery, and while laboring for this end, we will do all in our power to build up and sustain the present Republican party, believing as we do that through that means we can most directly and ef- fectually aid in securing freedom to the slave.
What to read after Proceedings of the Anti Slavery Convention Held At West Randolph Vermont Augus?
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