What the North Said to the South
What the North Said to the South
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For tlie C-mstitution says:" We the people of the United "States iu order to form a more perfect Union, establish jus- " tice, insure domestic tranquility, provide for tlie coinnion de- " fence, promote general welfare and secure the blessings of " liberty to ourselves and our posterity, do ordain and establish " the Constitution for the United States of America. " Mow therefore when this Constitution ceases to be a bond of union by 7iot insuring domestic tranquility, by not promoting general w...elfare it ceases to be that for which it was intended for and therefore ceases to he the Constitution at all.
The North continues : We of course will do nothing illegal or unlawful, but we will teach our children in their schools, colleges and at home, as well as all other of our people, who need to be taught from the pulpit and in the lecture-room to abhor, hate and loathe slavery wherever found, therefore also African slavery as it exists at the South, as one of the most enormous of sins, and thereby teach them to hate slave-hold- ers ; — we will send teachers among your slaves, be it in the guise of religious instructor or pedlar, to show them their rights, and how by escaping from a bondage, in which they are obliged to come and go at the beck and call of their master, they will be able to come or go as they please ; Ave will show them how and wdien to escape, and where they can find an abode in which they at least have the choice to work or starve instead of while in a state of slavery being fed that they may be able to work.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For tlie C-mstitution says:" We the people of the United "States iu order to form a more perfect Union, establish jus- " tice, insure domestic tranquility, provide for tlie coinnion de- " fence, promote general welfare and secure the blessings of " liberty to ourselves and our posterity, do ordain and establish " the Constitution for the United States of America. " Mow therefore when this Constitution ceases to be a bond of union by 7iot insuring domestic tranquility, by not promoting general w...elfare it ceases to be that for which it was intended for and therefore ceases to he the Constitution at all.
The North continues : We of course will do nothing illegal or unlawful, but we will teach our children in their schools, colleges and at home, as well as all other of our people, who need to be taught from the pulpit and in the lecture-room to abhor, hate and loathe slavery wherever found, therefore also African slavery as it exists at the South, as one of the most enormous of sins, and thereby teach them to hate slave-hold- ers ; — we will send teachers among your slaves, be it in the guise of religious instructor or pedlar, to show them their rights, and how by escaping from a bondage, in which they are obliged to come and go at the beck and call of their master, they will be able to come or go as they please ; Ave will show them how and wdien to escape, and where they can find an abode in which they at least have the choice to work or starve instead of while in a state of slavery being fed that they may be able to work.
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