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We consigned them to no heathen thrall, but to Christian men," &c. &c. And yet, in Purdon's Digest, page 610, edition of 1856, a book which should be more frequently in Judge Wood- ward's hands than any in his library, we find the Act of As- sembly of 29th March, 1788, third section, enacting as follows : " No negro or mulatto slave shall be removed out of the State with the design or intention that the place of abode or residence of such slave shall be thereby altered or changed. * * * And if ...any person or persons whatsoever shall sell or dispose of any such slave or servant to any person out of this State, or shall send or carry, or cause to be sent or carried, any such slave or servant out of this State for any of tlie purposes afore- said, &c., he shall forfeit and pay in each case the sum of seventy-five pounds." So much for Judge Woodward's truthfulness, or for his knowledge of the law. His friends are welcome to either horn of the dilemma. This infamous calumny on the Northern peo- ple has been reiterated by the great model of Judge Woodward, Jefferson Davis, who had the hardihood to assert in his inau- gural message that the North had sold Slavery to the South, and were now engaged in impeaching a title for which a large price had been paid.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We consigned them to no heathen thrall, but to Christian men," &c. &c. And yet, in Purdon's Digest, page 610, edition of 1856, a book which should be more frequently in Judge Wood- ward's hands than any in his library, we find the Act of As- sembly of 29th March, 1788, third section, enacting as follows : " No negro or mulatto slave shall be removed out of the State with the design or intention that the place of abode or residence of such slave shall be thereby altered or changed. * * * And if ...any person or persons whatsoever shall sell or dispose of any such slave or servant to any person out of this State, or shall send or carry, or cause to be sent or carried, any such slave or servant out of this State for any of tlie purposes afore- said, &c., he shall forfeit and pay in each case the sum of seventy-five pounds." So much for Judge Woodward's truthfulness, or for his knowledge of the law. His friends are welcome to either horn of the dilemma. This infamous calumny on the Northern peo- ple has been reiterated by the great model of Judge Woodward, Jefferson Davis, who had the hardihood to assert in his inau- gural message that the North had sold Slavery to the South, and were now engaged in impeaching a title for which a large price had been paid.
What to read after Woodward in 1860 & 1863?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ya Pamphlet Collection (Library of Congress) Dlc to read onlineMoreLess
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