An Address Delivered On the Fourth of July 1836
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He has with- holden knowledge. Let him furnish them with means of in- struction. Let him teach them husbandry and the mechanic arts, and see that they have opportunity to make such scientific acquirements, as shall prepare them to act their parts with re- spectability and usefulness among their fellow-men. Let him furnish them with employment at reasonable wages, and teach them how to appropriate their earnings to the best advantage for their own good. All this would be but paying an honest deb...t, and would be doing no more than every slaveholder in the land is bound jay every principle of justice to set himself about, this very hour.
But perhaps the slaveholder would say, ' It would take all I am worth to do what you propose. ' Then I would just say to him, you are not worth a farthing. Everything you have, is justly due to those whom you have hitherto held as slaves ; and you are in justice bound to appropriate it at once for their bene- fit. It's an honest debt, and if you refuse to pay it, you are a dis- honest man.
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He has with- holden knowledge. Let him furnish them with means of in- struction. Let him teach them husbandry and the mechanic arts, and see that they have opportunity to make such scientific acquirements, as shall prepare them to act their parts with re- spectability and usefulness among their fellow-men. Let him furnish them with employment at reasonable wages, and teach them how to appropriate their earnings to the best advantage for their own good. All this would be but paying an honest deb...t, and would be doing no more than every slaveholder in the land is bound jay every principle of justice to set himself about, this very hour.
But perhaps the slaveholder would say, ' It would take all I am worth to do what you propose. ' Then I would just say to him, you are not worth a farthing. Everything you have, is justly due to those whom you have hitherto held as slaves ; and you are in justice bound to appropriate it at once for their bene- fit. It's an honest debt, and if you refuse to pay it, you are a dis- honest man.
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