Ten Letters On the Subject of Slavery Addressed to the Delegates From the Congr
Ten Letters On the Subject of Slavery Addressed to the Delegates From the Congr
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But, it will be said, as it has been, that it is unsafe for Abolitionists to attempt to preach in the slave States. I answer : 1st. The danger, so far as it exists, is simply the consequence of the unwise, unscriptural course they have pursued. For in years past, the subject of slavery was very freely discussed ; and the tendencies were increasingly in favor of some plan of gradual emancipation. About the year 1834, the Synod of Kentucky, after a full discussion of the subject, adopted and reco...mmended a plan of emancipation to the churches under their care; and no unpleasant excitement followed. In the Legislature of Virginia, the subject was discussed with the utmost freedom. In Tennessee, there were large numbers who avowed themselves in favor of emancipation. The same thing is true of Mary- land. But so soon as the spirit of Abolitionism showed itself in its bitter denun- ciations, a reaction commenced. By a long continuance in a course of conduct most unwise and unscriptural, Abolitionists have enraged the people, until the subject cannot be discussed as in former years ; and now they plead the angry excitement produced by themselves, as a reason w T hy they stand at a distance and agitate, instead of going to the people and kindly preaching the Gospel !
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But, it will be said, as it has been, that it is unsafe for Abolitionists to attempt to preach in the slave States. I answer : 1st. The danger, so far as it exists, is simply the consequence of the unwise, unscriptural course they have pursued. For in years past, the subject of slavery was very freely discussed ; and the tendencies were increasingly in favor of some plan of gradual emancipation. About the year 1834, the Synod of Kentucky, after a full discussion of the subject, adopted and reco...mmended a plan of emancipation to the churches under their care; and no unpleasant excitement followed. In the Legislature of Virginia, the subject was discussed with the utmost freedom. In Tennessee, there were large numbers who avowed themselves in favor of emancipation. The same thing is true of Mary- land. But so soon as the spirit of Abolitionism showed itself in its bitter denun- ciations, a reaction commenced. By a long continuance in a course of conduct most unwise and unscriptural, Abolitionists have enraged the people, until the subject cannot be discussed as in former years ; and now they plead the angry excitement produced by themselves, as a reason w T hy they stand at a distance and agitate, instead of going to the people and kindly preaching the Gospel !
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