The Truth of Anti Slavery History
The Truth of Anti Slavery History
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Johnson's surprise that he did not afterward affirm it, in express words, in his newspaper and Journal, is a matter of no practical significance. If it is incredible that Mr. 31 44^ THE- TRUTH OF ANTI-SLAVERY HISTORY. Osborn should believe in immediate emancipation in 1814, and not afterward avow it in his newspaper, it is equally incredible that he should all his life believe in gradual emancipation, and yet never once avow that. The negative fact on which Mr. Johnson raises a pre- sumption ag...ainst Mr. Osborn is thus met by the opposing negative fact on which I raise a presumption in his favor ; for " I challenge the production of a single line from the writings of Osborn between 1 8 14 and 1830 in which he avowed the doctrine of" gradual emanci- pation. In the language of Mr. Johnson, " the word never dropped from his pen, simply because the thought was never in his mind. " But I proceed to show that the acts of Mr. Osborn subsequent to 1 8 14 harmonized with the testimony of his friends.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Johnson's surprise that he did not afterward affirm it, in express words, in his newspaper and Journal, is a matter of no practical significance. If it is incredible that Mr. 31 44^ THE- TRUTH OF ANTI-SLAVERY HISTORY. Osborn should believe in immediate emancipation in 1814, and not afterward avow it in his newspaper, it is equally incredible that he should all his life believe in gradual emancipation, and yet never once avow that. The negative fact on which Mr. Johnson raises a pre- sumption ag...ainst Mr. Osborn is thus met by the opposing negative fact on which I raise a presumption in his favor ; for " I challenge the production of a single line from the writings of Osborn between 1 8 14 and 1830 in which he avowed the doctrine of" gradual emanci- pation. In the language of Mr. Johnson, " the word never dropped from his pen, simply because the thought was never in his mind. " But I proceed to show that the acts of Mr. Osborn subsequent to 1 8 14 harmonized with the testimony of his friends.
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