Negro Slavery Observations in Answer to An Address to the Clergy of the Establ
Negro Slavery Observations in Answer to An Address to the Clergy of the Establ
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Do gentlemen, in their passion for legislation, think that, after only thirty years' discussion, they can now at once manage as they will the most unmanageable, perhaps, of all subjects ? or do we forget that, in fact, not more than thirty years have elapsed since we first presumed to ap- proach even the outworks of this great question ? Do we, in the ardour of our nascent reformation, forget that, during the ages for which this system has existed, no preceding generation of legislatures has ve...ntured to touch it with a reforming hand ? and have we the vanity to flatter ourselves, that we can annihilate it at a blow ? No, no ; — we must be contented to proceed, as I have already said, gradually and cautiously. " — (Speech, p. 22. ) From the manner in which this subject is usually treated at the present day, and from the various accusations which are brought against the proprietors of slaves, it would seem as if tlie object were to charge upon them all the evils which may have emanated from this frame of society.
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Do gentlemen, in their passion for legislation, think that, after only thirty years' discussion, they can now at once manage as they will the most unmanageable, perhaps, of all subjects ? or do we forget that, in fact, not more than thirty years have elapsed since we first presumed to ap- proach even the outworks of this great question ? Do we, in the ardour of our nascent reformation, forget that, during the ages for which this system has existed, no preceding generation of legislatures has ve...ntured to touch it with a reforming hand ? and have we the vanity to flatter ourselves, that we can annihilate it at a blow ? No, no ; — we must be contented to proceed, as I have already said, gradually and cautiously. " — (Speech, p. 22. ) From the manner in which this subject is usually treated at the present day, and from the various accusations which are brought against the proprietors of slaves, it would seem as if tlie object were to charge upon them all the evils which may have emanated from this frame of society.
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