Our Country And Slavery a Friendly Word to the Rev Francis L Hawks And Othe
Our Country And Slavery a Friendly Word to the Rev Francis L Hawks And Othe
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With this slight difference of opinion we agree.
But, it is said, (Channing to Jon. PhiUips, 1839:) "We of the North sustain intimate relations to slavery, which make us partakers of its guilt, and which, of course, bind us to use every lawful means for its subversion. " I am unable to see how I can be responsible for my neighbor's course of life, and am equally incompetent to perceive how a State is responsible for the municipal laws of another State. Indeed, when we consider the peculiar stru...cture of our government, the assertion of one State that it is responsible for the domestic (or if you please intestine) institutions of another, and the claim of that State to interfere with the internal policy of that other, are simply preposterous. I would here say, the idea that the South is covered with guilt, and that other idea (twin-born) that the North is responsible for this guilt, are the original sources of our present deplorable condition. This affirmation cannot be denied. And while these chimeras haunt the brain, any at- tempts to heal our divisions and strifes will be as fruitless as the efforts of the fifty fabled daughters of Danaus, who spent their lives pouring water into vessels pierced like sieves.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
With this slight difference of opinion we agree.
But, it is said, (Channing to Jon. PhiUips, 1839:) "We of the North sustain intimate relations to slavery, which make us partakers of its guilt, and which, of course, bind us to use every lawful means for its subversion. " I am unable to see how I can be responsible for my neighbor's course of life, and am equally incompetent to perceive how a State is responsible for the municipal laws of another State. Indeed, when we consider the peculiar stru...cture of our government, the assertion of one State that it is responsible for the domestic (or if you please intestine) institutions of another, and the claim of that State to interfere with the internal policy of that other, are simply preposterous. I would here say, the idea that the South is covered with guilt, and that other idea (twin-born) that the North is responsible for this guilt, are the original sources of our present deplorable condition. This affirmation cannot be denied. And while these chimeras haunt the brain, any at- tempts to heal our divisions and strifes will be as fruitless as the efforts of the fifty fabled daughters of Danaus, who spent their lives pouring water into vessels pierced like sieves.
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