Remarks of Hon Lfs Foster of Connecticut On That Portion of the President
Remarks of Hon Lfs Foster of Connecticut On That Portion of the President
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Is the life, liberty, or property, of an American citizen within the slaveholding States of this Confederacy to-day, who entertains opinions obnoxious to those communities on tlie subject of Slavery, any more safe than the life liberty, or property, of our citizens within the Republic of Mexico? Open any newspaper ■which comes to us, and it tells us the contrary. The cases are not isolated where American citizens suffer here equally great wrongs with those specified by the President as being su...f- fered in Mexico. These cases are too familiar to be specified. I will allude to a very few.
A man by the name of Alberton, belonging, with his family, in the State of Connecticut, not a native citizen of the State, or of the United States, but an Englishman, I believe, by birth, a clergyman by profession, a man of peace and of good character, as I am informed, was in one of the Southern States of this Confederacy, engaged in a lawful busiaess, the sale of books, not disturbing the society in which he moved, not having expressed, so far as I know, any opinions obnoxious to the community in which he was then temporarily residing, and was ar- rested on suspicion of being concerned in some abolition movement, and thrown into prison.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Is the life, liberty, or property, of an American citizen within the slaveholding States of this Confederacy to-day, who entertains opinions obnoxious to those communities on tlie subject of Slavery, any more safe than the life liberty, or property, of our citizens within the Republic of Mexico? Open any newspaper ■which comes to us, and it tells us the contrary. The cases are not isolated where American citizens suffer here equally great wrongs with those specified by the President as being su...f- fered in Mexico. These cases are too familiar to be specified. I will allude to a very few.
A man by the name of Alberton, belonging, with his family, in the State of Connecticut, not a native citizen of the State, or of the United States, but an Englishman, I believe, by birth, a clergyman by profession, a man of peace and of good character, as I am informed, was in one of the Southern States of this Confederacy, engaged in a lawful busiaess, the sale of books, not disturbing the society in which he moved, not having expressed, so far as I know, any opinions obnoxious to the community in which he was then temporarily residing, and was ar- rested on suspicion of being concerned in some abolition movement, and thrown into prison.
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