The Doom of Slavery in the Union Its Safety Out of It volume 2
The Doom of Slavery in the Union Its Safety Out of It volume 2
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The late insurrections is Texas prove this. Whilst in that State, perhaps fifteen Abolitionists have been hung for planning these insurrec- tions, perhaps eighty, if not more, negros, who foolishly agreed to join them, have already also been hung; whilst not a slaveholder in Texas has had a hair on his head injured. The deaths and the misery have then fallen chiefly upon the deluded, unfortunate slaves who have joined the Abolitionists; and this is the melancholy fact in every other place where... the Abolitionists have attempted insurrection, — the negros only have been the victims.
The fact, then, is indisputable, that the abolitionist, whether he intends it or not, is the greatest enemy of our slaves, and they cannot too soonbe warned of 'their danger, so as" to avoid his temptations, and escape being entrapped by him. ■ • INSURRECTION not so much to be dreaded as the action of a HOSTILE Government having the tower of making Laws for the South.
Let us, then, gentlemen of the Association, endeavor to protect our slaves, as well as ourselves, against those diabolical schemes of the aboli- tionist.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The late insurrections is Texas prove this. Whilst in that State, perhaps fifteen Abolitionists have been hung for planning these insurrec- tions, perhaps eighty, if not more, negros, who foolishly agreed to join them, have already also been hung; whilst not a slaveholder in Texas has had a hair on his head injured. The deaths and the misery have then fallen chiefly upon the deluded, unfortunate slaves who have joined the Abolitionists; and this is the melancholy fact in every other place where... the Abolitionists have attempted insurrection, — the negros only have been the victims.
The fact, then, is indisputable, that the abolitionist, whether he intends it or not, is the greatest enemy of our slaves, and they cannot too soonbe warned of 'their danger, so as" to avoid his temptations, and escape being entrapped by him. ■ • INSURRECTION not so much to be dreaded as the action of a HOSTILE Government having the tower of making Laws for the South.
Let us, then, gentlemen of the Association, endeavor to protect our slaves, as well as ourselves, against those diabolical schemes of the aboli- tionist.
What to read after The Doom of Slavery in the Union Its Safety Out of It volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Townsend to read onlineMoreLess
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