Speech of Edw Stanly of North Carolina Establishing Proofs That the Abolition
Speech of Edw Stanly of North Carolina Establishing Proofs That the Abolition
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I dare any supporter of this Administration to contradict them. Is it not an honor to 13 General Harrison that such monsters should oppose him ? General Harrison said, in his Cheviot speech, that the measures of the abolitionists, if successful, would produce scenes which only an " incarnate devil" could look upon with approbation, ^ Sir, he did not know Ben. Tappan, the Van Buren Senator from Ohio. And this is the man, a cherished friend of this Administration, who accuses General Harrison's f...riends with favoring abolition ! Does the political history of the world- afford such another instance of malignity and of audacity ? But I have more proof still. I have before me the original " Western Herald and Steubenville Gazette, " published in September 1837, sent to me from Ohio, in which Mr. James Means publishes a letter corroborating the statements of Messrs. Collier and Hallock. Hesides Mr. Means is a Van Buren man, and this publication was not intended for any slaveholding people, and was published before Tappan was in Congress.
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I dare any supporter of this Administration to contradict them. Is it not an honor to 13 General Harrison that such monsters should oppose him ? General Harrison said, in his Cheviot speech, that the measures of the abolitionists, if successful, would produce scenes which only an " incarnate devil" could look upon with approbation, ^ Sir, he did not know Ben. Tappan, the Van Buren Senator from Ohio. And this is the man, a cherished friend of this Administration, who accuses General Harrison's f...riends with favoring abolition ! Does the political history of the world- afford such another instance of malignity and of audacity ? But I have more proof still. I have before me the original " Western Herald and Steubenville Gazette, " published in September 1837, sent to me from Ohio, in which Mr. James Means publishes a letter corroborating the statements of Messrs. Collier and Hallock. Hesides Mr. Means is a Van Buren man, and this publication was not intended for any slaveholding people, and was published before Tappan was in Congress.
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