The New England Emigrant Aid Company And Its Influence Through the Kansas Cont
The New England Emigrant Aid Company And Its Influence Through the Kansas Cont
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'" In a letter one month later, published in the Liberator of the 10th of March, 1855, the same correspondent says : * Compare this with the resolution iu which they say that slavery can grow and fatten upon the territory already secured to it for ages to come.
35 " Do uot advise people to emigrate here in companies. Let them come very few at a time. This sending large companies is a very fool- ish business for many reasons. " In another paper Mr. Garrison says, in substance : Kansas cannot be ...made a free state, and even if it should be, such a re- sult would be a great injury to the anti-slavery cause, for the reason that it would quiet the Northern conscience. The follow- ing is from the Liberator (editorial) of June 1, 1855 : " Will Kansas be a free state ? We answer No. Not while the ex- isting Union stands. Its fate is settled. We shall briefly state some of the reasons which force us to this sad conclusion.
" 1. The South is united in the determination to make Kansas a slave state ultimately, by division, half a dozen slave states, if neces- sary.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
'" In a letter one month later, published in the Liberator of the 10th of March, 1855, the same correspondent says : * Compare this with the resolution iu which they say that slavery can grow and fatten upon the territory already secured to it for ages to come.
35 " Do uot advise people to emigrate here in companies. Let them come very few at a time. This sending large companies is a very fool- ish business for many reasons. " In another paper Mr. Garrison says, in substance : Kansas cannot be ...made a free state, and even if it should be, such a re- sult would be a great injury to the anti-slavery cause, for the reason that it would quiet the Northern conscience. The follow- ing is from the Liberator (editorial) of June 1, 1855 : " Will Kansas be a free state ? We answer No. Not while the ex- isting Union stands. Its fate is settled. We shall briefly state some of the reasons which force us to this sad conclusion.
" 1. The South is united in the determination to make Kansas a slave state ultimately, by division, half a dozen slave states, if neces- sary.
What to read after The New England Emigrant Aid Company And Its Influence Through the Kansas Cont?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eli Thayer to read onlineMoreLess
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