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But we need only look at the passage alluded to, as it stands in theBible, to see at once the true meaning of it; and that it, no moresanctions or authorises the conduct of Abolitionists, than the commandof God to the Jews to extirpate the inhabitants of Canaan, authorisesthe Abolitionists to extirpate our Southern [49]brethren! Much of thischapter (Deut. xxiii.) is taken up with directions to the Jewsrespecting their future conduct towards their heathen neighbours, theAmmonite, Moabite, &c., from whom, ("THINE ENEMIES,") if a servantescape, thou shalt not deliver him back. This command, be it observed,is not to individuals, but to the Jewish nation, which the sixteenthverse fully proves: for therein we find directions given, that theservant escaped from those heathen nations, may be permitted to dwellamong the Jews, and in whatever place he chooses. This could not, inthe nature of things, be a command to one Jewish master, in respect tothe treatment of a slave that had escaped from another Jewish master:the one expression "he may dwell among you" (v. 16.) ends all disputeon this subject. The Abolitionists must now for ever more search forsome other passage of Scripture, to contradict that which directs us to"do unto others as we would he done by!"
"These reasons were briefly as follows: 1. Because the peopleof the South had not consented to the original introduction ofslaves into the country, but had solemnly, earnestly, andrepeatedly remonstrated against it. 2. Because, having beenborn in the presence of slavery, and accustomed to it fromtheir infancy, they could not be expected to view it in thesame light as we view it at the North. 3. Slavery being thereestablished by law, it was not in the power of individuals toact in regard to it as their personal feelings might dictate.The evil had not been eradicated from the state of New Yorkall at once: it had been a gradual process, commencing withthe law of 1799, and not consummated until 1827. Ought we todenounce our Southern neighbours if they refused to do thework at a blow? 4. The constitution of the United States,tolerated slavery, in its articles apportioning representationwith reference to the slave population, and requiring thesurrender of runaway slaves. 5. Slavery had been muchmitigated of late years, and the condition of the slavepopulation much ameliorated. Its former rigour was almostunknown, at least in Virginia, and it was lesseningcontinually. It was not consistent with truth to represent theslaves as groaning day and night under the lash of tyrannicaltask-masters. And as to being kept in perfect ignorance, Mr.V. had seldom seen a plantation where some of the slavescould not read, and where they were not encouraged to learn.In South Carolina, where it was said the gospel wassystematically denied to the slave, there were twenty thousandof them church-members in the Methodist denomination alone. Heknew a small church where out of 70 communicants, 50 were inslavery. 6. There were very great difficulties connected withthe work of Abolition. The relations of slavery had ramified[62]themselves through all the relations of society. The slaveswere comparatively very ignorant; their character degraded;and they were unqualified for immediate freedom. A blunder insuch a concern as universal Abolition, would be no lightmatter. Mr. V. here referred to the result of experience andpersonal observation on the mind of the well known Mr.Parker, late a minister of this city, but now of New Orleans.He had left this city for the South with the feelings of animmediate Abolitionist; but he had returned with his viewswholly changed. After seeing slavery and slave-holders, andthat at the far South, he now declared the idea of immediateand universal Abolition to be a gross absurdity. To liberatethe two and a half millions of slaves in the midst of us,would be just as wise and as humane, as it would be for thefather of a numerous family of young children to take them tothe front door, and there bidding them good bye, tell themthey were free, and send them out into the world to providefor and govern themselves. 7. Foreign interference was, ofnecessity, a delicate thing, and ought ever to be attemptedwith the utmost caution. 8. There was a large amount ofunfeigned Christian anxiety at the South to obey God and to dogood to man. There were many tears and prayers continuallypoured out over the condition of their coloured people, andthe most earnest desire to mitigate their sorrows. Were suchpersons to be approached with vituperation and anathemas? 9.There was no reason why all our sympathies should be confinedto the coloured race and utterly withheld from our whiteSouthern brethren. The apostle Paul exhibited no such spirit.10. A regard to the interest of the slaves themselves dictateda cautious and prudent and forbearing course. It called forconciliation: for the fate of the slaves depended on the willof their masters, nor could the North prevent it. The latelaws against teaching slaves to read had not been passed untilthe Southern people found inflammatory publicationscirculating among the coloured people. 11. The spirit of thegospel forbade all violence, abuse and threatening. Theapostles had wished to call fire from heaven on those theyconsidered as Christ's enemies; but the Saviour instead ofapproving this fiery zeal, had rebuked it. 12. These Southernpeople, who were represented as so grossly violating allChristian duty, had been [63]the subjects of gracious blessingsfrom God in the outpourings of his Spirit. 13. When Godconvinced men of error, he did it in the spirit of mercy; weought to endeavour to do the same thing in the same spirit."
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