Slavery Consistent With Christianity
Slavery Consistent With Christianity
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It is the insolent demand of 33 rank agrarianism. On what principle, then, can the abolitionists rest this demand? They have neither biblical, legal, nor constitu- tional grounds on which to base this demand — for all three are against them; because, when the several states entered into a na- tional confederacy, and when each surrendered up certain rights and powers, the slave-holding states demanded and received the privilege of being unmolested by the general government of the confederacy in ...the permission to retain their slaves — and, therefore, by the terms of the compact, the sentiments and demands of the abolitionists, is an impudent, illeg(. L and unconstitutional intermed- dling with the sacred, legal and political rights of others — rights that are secured to them by the Bible, the laws and constitution of their country. And it is sheer mockery, and little short of blas- phemy to cover such proceedings and designs with the specious and imposing names of philanthropy and religion.
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It is the insolent demand of 33 rank agrarianism. On what principle, then, can the abolitionists rest this demand? They have neither biblical, legal, nor constitu- tional grounds on which to base this demand — for all three are against them; because, when the several states entered into a na- tional confederacy, and when each surrendered up certain rights and powers, the slave-holding states demanded and received the privilege of being unmolested by the general government of the confederacy in ...the permission to retain their slaves — and, therefore, by the terms of the compact, the sentiments and demands of the abolitionists, is an impudent, illeg(. L and unconstitutional intermed- dling with the sacred, legal and political rights of others — rights that are secured to them by the Bible, the laws and constitution of their country. And it is sheer mockery, and little short of blas- phemy to cover such proceedings and designs with the specious and imposing names of philanthropy and religion.
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