Slavery And the Slave Holders Religion As Opposed to Christianity
Slavery And the Slave Holders Religion As Opposed to Christianity
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— That religion which stnmls opposed to the principles and doctrines of the abolitionists, and v/ages n warfare upon them, has originated a public sentiment which has written itself out in the laws heretot(>re quoted. This public sen- timent is consistent with tlio religion which engenders it, in this respect also, that it acknowledges the claims of the 27 master to assistance in preserving his authority, and ren- ders that assistance accordingly. The fugitive slave is surrendered to liis maste...r by authority of the constitution. The rebellious slave is chastised by the authority of law, until his submission is obtained. On many occasions the troops of the government have been employed in aiding the master, and the armies and navy of the nation, are care- fully stationed where thev will be most useful in subserv- ing this purpose. The master as we have already seen, declares that he cannot sustain himself in that relation, without this assistance, and every one who remains a mem- ber of this slaveholding government, who consents to the compact which creates it a nation, however averse he may be to do so, has a part actively in the continuance of sla- very.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— That religion which stnmls opposed to the principles and doctrines of the abolitionists, and v/ages n warfare upon them, has originated a public sentiment which has written itself out in the laws heretot(>re quoted. This public sen- timent is consistent with tlio religion which engenders it, in this respect also, that it acknowledges the claims of the 27 master to assistance in preserving his authority, and ren- ders that assistance accordingly. The fugitive slave is surrendered to liis maste...r by authority of the constitution. The rebellious slave is chastised by the authority of law, until his submission is obtained. On many occasions the troops of the government have been employed in aiding the master, and the armies and navy of the nation, are care- fully stationed where thev will be most useful in subserv- ing this purpose. The master as we have already seen, declares that he cannot sustain himself in that relation, without this assistance, and every one who remains a mem- ber of this slaveholding government, who consents to the compact which creates it a nation, however averse he may be to do so, has a part actively in the continuance of sla- very.
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