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Are there any other proofs wanting of the ruinous effect of slavery upon the white population of the slave States ? If A^irginia had been a free State, with her intelligent population, — her men of ability and heroism, — her immense agricultural, mineral, manufacturing, and commercial resources, and her rivers running into her very heart, she might have distanced Pennsylvania in the race of improvement, and perhaps even New York.
She is no longer the mother of men. Her sons desert her for other... lands favored by freedom and the wages of freedom ; and her station in the Senate House is retained only by old recollections of the days of her intellectual giants, and not by any inherent power of her present generation of statesmen and orators.
In the slave States nearest to us there is a constant refusal of a full representation of the Avhite population. In Delaware, each county has 3 senators and 7 representatives, although New Castle County has nearly one-half of the population of the whole State.
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Are there any other proofs wanting of the ruinous effect of slavery upon the white population of the slave States ? If A^irginia had been a free State, with her intelligent population, — her men of ability and heroism, — her immense agricultural, mineral, manufacturing, and commercial resources, and her rivers running into her very heart, she might have distanced Pennsylvania in the race of improvement, and perhaps even New York.
She is no longer the mother of men. Her sons desert her for other... lands favored by freedom and the wages of freedom ; and her station in the Senate House is retained only by old recollections of the days of her intellectual giants, and not by any inherent power of her present generation of statesmen and orators.
In the slave States nearest to us there is a constant refusal of a full representation of the Avhite population. In Delaware, each county has 3 senators and 7 representatives, although New Castle County has nearly one-half of the population of the whole State.
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