Speech of Hon J M Ashley of Ohio in the House of Representatives April 11
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" It is injustice to permit slavery to remain a single hour. " — Pilt. » "American slavery is the vilest that ever saw the sun; it constitutes the sum of all villanies. " — JoIdi Wesley.
"Man cannot have property in man. Slavery is a nuisance, to be put down, not compromised with, and to be assailed without cessation and without mercy, by every blow that can be leveled at the monster. " "Ireland and Irishmen should be foremost in seeking to efi'ect the emancipation of mankind. " " The Am...ericans alleged that they had not perpetrated the crime, (that of enslaving the blacks, ) but inherited it from England. This, however, fact as it was, was still a paltry apol- ogy for America, who asserting liberty for her- self, still used the brand and the lash againts others. " — Daniel O'Connell.
" In regard to a regulation of slavery, my de- testation of its existence induces me to know no such thing as a regulation of robbery or a re- striction of murder. Personal freedom is a right of which he who deprives a fellow-creature is criminal in so deprivinsr him, and he who with- holds is no less criminal in withholding.
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" It is injustice to permit slavery to remain a single hour. " — Pilt. » "American slavery is the vilest that ever saw the sun; it constitutes the sum of all villanies. " — JoIdi Wesley.
"Man cannot have property in man. Slavery is a nuisance, to be put down, not compromised with, and to be assailed without cessation and without mercy, by every blow that can be leveled at the monster. " "Ireland and Irishmen should be foremost in seeking to efi'ect the emancipation of mankind. " " The Am...ericans alleged that they had not perpetrated the crime, (that of enslaving the blacks, ) but inherited it from England. This, however, fact as it was, was still a paltry apol- ogy for America, who asserting liberty for her- self, still used the brand and the lash againts others. " — Daniel O'Connell.
" In regard to a regulation of slavery, my de- testation of its existence induces me to know no such thing as a regulation of robbery or a re- striction of murder. Personal freedom is a right of which he who deprives a fellow-creature is criminal in so deprivinsr him, and he who with- holds is no less criminal in withholding.
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