The Negro: the Southerner's Problem
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It is evidently winked at by the city authorities. No efforts have been made to ar- rest the leading rioters. . . ." All of this was within three years of the time when a bill to abolish slavery In Virginia had failed in her General Assembly by only one vote and that vote the casting vote of the speaker.
There is surely no necessity to pile up more authority on this point. If there were it could 236 THE NEGRO: be done ; for not only in New England, but else- where in the North, instances can be... cited in which violence, and once even murder, occurred.
Elijah P. Lovejoy, after having his printing- office sacked three times, fell a martyr to the fe- rocity of a mob in Illinois for having, under an instinct of humanity, aided a fugitive slave to escape. On one thing, however, the North may with justice pride itself : that in the end, there was awakened in it a general sentiment for emancipation. For this it was indebted to a work of genius produced by a woman; a ro- mance which touched the heart of Christendom.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is evidently winked at by the city authorities. No efforts have been made to ar- rest the leading rioters. . . ." All of this was within three years of the time when a bill to abolish slavery In Virginia had failed in her General Assembly by only one vote and that vote the casting vote of the speaker.
There is surely no necessity to pile up more authority on this point. If there were it could 236 THE NEGRO: be done ; for not only in New England, but else- where in the North, instances can be... cited in which violence, and once even murder, occurred.
Elijah P. Lovejoy, after having his printing- office sacked three times, fell a martyr to the fe- rocity of a mob in Illinois for having, under an instinct of humanity, aided a fugitive slave to escape. On one thing, however, the North may with justice pride itself : that in the end, there was awakened in it a general sentiment for emancipation. For this it was indebted to a work of genius produced by a woman; a ro- mance which touched the heart of Christendom.
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