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a*iy7to:s;teat rd i Iri-reic»zit*utmn-:h7ofe.!8,oridIIl-und reflect upon future consequences! Beware, in time, o( countenancing their appointments to preach and lecture,and hold discussions upon this exciting subject. Watch your schools and school-books!Ohio is a free State. The Constitution was formed upon free principles. All the laws which have been created are conformable thereto, and arc exactly what the ABOLI TIONISTS pretend they want them to be,excepting that Ohio will not quarrel with other sovereign States ol the Confederacy. We have no negro slaves in Ohio —and we want none! This,then, is positive evidence, that the ABOLI TlONISrS are secretly aiming at something more than meets the public eye—their seditious conduct iimsi be to upset and change the form of the Government.—TilKY ARE OPPOSED to the Constitution of tub United States, as all their petitions to Congress show. The abolition of slavery* in truth has nothing at ull to do with their real designs. They are even aiming todeceive the very negroes themselves.—Theyjaro not the friends of the negroes. Or, why the immense sums of money which are paid to hired agents to run a-bout preaching and lecturing, profanely coupling tho Bible with negro picture-books, negro tracts and newspapers, in order to make out their case and to impose upon the feelings of honest, well-meuning people? Look at the mobs produced by the inflammatory acts and conduct of Abolitionists! Look at the mobs at Boston, •-1 N. York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Wash-d ington City, New Orleans, Natchez, St. is Louis, Alton, Vicksburg, Cincinnati, nod d Putnam, besides thousands of other towns ir I in the United States, where Abolitionists le are permitted to get a foot-hold to insultd the people. ABOLITIONISTS have been g at the bottom of every mob that bas takenan.
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Liberty Advocate
Liberty, Mississippi, US
Sat, Apr 28, 1838
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