The War Its Cause And Cure Speech of Hon William M Davis of Penn Delivere
The War Its Cause And Cure Speech of Hon William M Davis of Penn Delivere
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In what coun- try is it, this side of Africa, that the majority have enslaved the minority, sold the weak to the strong, and applied the proceeds of sale to educate the children of the stronger side, as this bill proposes ? It is an open assertion that ' might makes right. ' It is re-openiug the African slave-trade, in fact. In that trade the strong capture the weak, and sell them: and so it will be here, if this policy is carried out.
" All over the State, those who are responsible for passing... the bill will have to contend with fearful public opinion, made up of all the women who have moral characters and religious feelings ; backed by the clergy, and assuredly by a very large majority of the members of all the churches, for we must carry along with us the important fact that numbers of the people, sought to be enslaved or driven out, belong to and are members of our various churches, and in full communion. That these great bodies of Christain men and women will quietly stand by and see their humble co-workers sold on the block to the negro-trader is not to be expected ; nor will any set of men be supported, morally or politically, who are the authors of such a law.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In what coun- try is it, this side of Africa, that the majority have enslaved the minority, sold the weak to the strong, and applied the proceeds of sale to educate the children of the stronger side, as this bill proposes ? It is an open assertion that ' might makes right. ' It is re-openiug the African slave-trade, in fact. In that trade the strong capture the weak, and sell them: and so it will be here, if this policy is carried out.
" All over the State, those who are responsible for passing... the bill will have to contend with fearful public opinion, made up of all the women who have moral characters and religious feelings ; backed by the clergy, and assuredly by a very large majority of the members of all the churches, for we must carry along with us the important fact that numbers of the people, sought to be enslaved or driven out, belong to and are members of our various churches, and in full communion. That these great bodies of Christain men and women will quietly stand by and see their humble co-workers sold on the block to the negro-trader is not to be expected ; nor will any set of men be supported, morally or politically, who are the authors of such a law.
What to read after The War Its Cause And Cure Speech of Hon William M Davis of Penn Delivere?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Davis, William Morris, 1850-1934 to read onlineMoreLess
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