Slaveholding Not Sinful
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That we should do no injury to, nor impose any bur- thens on, our brother man which we would be unwilling to receive from him ; on the other hand, whatever Ave might lawfully and properly ex- pect and desire from others, in circumstances of distress or otherwise, we should be willing to extend to them. If we are hungry, naked, sick, or heavily and unjustly oppressed, we would have a right to desire and expect relief from our neighbors, and should therefore be willing to extend the same favors t...o them if thus afflicted. The murderer or other criminal on trial has no right to ask or expect or desire the juror to acquit him if guilty ; therefore the juror is not called upon by the rule to do so, on the ground that if he were the culprit, he " would '^ that the juror should acquit him, guilty though he was known and proved to be ; consequently your list of instances of criminal applica- tions for relief can have no proper application to the case. If they were meant to be embraced they must have been strangely overlooked in the announcement of the rule.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
That we should do no injury to, nor impose any bur- thens on, our brother man which we would be unwilling to receive from him ; on the other hand, whatever Ave might lawfully and properly ex- pect and desire from others, in circumstances of distress or otherwise, we should be willing to extend to them. If we are hungry, naked, sick, or heavily and unjustly oppressed, we would have a right to desire and expect relief from our neighbors, and should therefore be willing to extend the same favors t...o them if thus afflicted. The murderer or other criminal on trial has no right to ask or expect or desire the juror to acquit him if guilty ; therefore the juror is not called upon by the rule to do so, on the ground that if he were the culprit, he " would '^ that the juror should acquit him, guilty though he was known and proved to be ; consequently your list of instances of criminal applica- tions for relief can have no proper application to the case. If they were meant to be embraced they must have been strangely overlooked in the announcement of the rule.
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