Serious Remonstrances, Addressed to the Citizens of the Northern States, And Their Representatives: Being An Appeal to Their Natural Feelings & Common Sense: Consisting of Speculations And Animadversions, On the Recent Revival of the Slave Trad, in the Am
Serious Remonstrances, Addressed to the Citizens of the Northern States, And Their Representatives: Being An Appeal to Their Natural Feelings & Common Sense: Consisting of Speculations And Animadversions, On the Recent Revival of the Slave Trad, in the Am
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77 sands of free negroes who are idle for want of work, and starving with hungar, wonld rejoice to have an opportunity to possess some property which woxild stimuktc to in* dustry ; and many a virtuous [danter would be enticed to liberate his slaves, which he could do under such fevourable auspices ; and in this city in one week fifty thousand dollars might be collected to accommodate the blacks and enable them to dear and cul- tivate their own plantations. To suppose the negroes would not acce...pt such an offer (especially if they vi^re under the protection of the general government, for then none dare interrupt them in their agricultural prusuits) is supposing that they' have riot e- ven common sense. It isan offer thousands of poor peasants in Germany and Ireland would rejoice to hear of. I have laid down my pen. to consider if there can be any bar- rier to preclude the practical operation of my plan, and I now take it up to affirm, I cannot recognize any : if there is, the wis- dom, and political sagacity of the citi2Jens of the North, and their Representatives, will no doubt obviate them, and I hope on a subject so momentous, some abler and older o2 ^ 78 writer will take up his pen, or enlarge up- on these strictures, which are neither cor- rected, revised, or even transcribed.
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77 sands of free negroes who are idle for want of work, and starving with hungar, wonld rejoice to have an opportunity to possess some property which woxild stimuktc to in* dustry ; and many a virtuous [danter would be enticed to liberate his slaves, which he could do under such fevourable auspices ; and in this city in one week fifty thousand dollars might be collected to accommodate the blacks and enable them to dear and cul- tivate their own plantations. To suppose the negroes would not acce...pt such an offer (especially if they vi^re under the protection of the general government, for then none dare interrupt them in their agricultural prusuits) is supposing that they' have riot e- ven common sense. It isan offer thousands of poor peasants in Germany and Ireland would rejoice to hear of. I have laid down my pen. to consider if there can be any bar- rier to preclude the practical operation of my plan, and I now take it up to affirm, I cannot recognize any : if there is, the wis- dom, and political sagacity of the citi2Jens of the North, and their Representatives, will no doubt obviate them, and I hope on a subject so momentous, some abler and older o2 ^ 78 writer will take up his pen, or enlarge up- on these strictures, which are neither cor- rected, revised, or even transcribed.
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