F. Colburn (Francis Colburn) Adams

Capitolo 63

the Federal officers as it executes for Carolina Meridionale;  and you owe
understands, Captain, that she is the greatest State of the union,
and there him to' not nothing like his/her people for value. The political one
to be able found north and West, the old constitution is sectioned
to be all right the abolitionists, and they is drawing the cord around us
faster and faster;  and they is out now audaciously as a warrior to the
conquest, sounding their voices in the rooms of Congress, appealing
to human creature and the divine power to protect their foolishness, and offering
it challenges to our constitutional rights, Our slaves are our ownership,
protected by the law than God-from the inhaled one and the superhuman wisdom
that founded ours great and glorious constitution. Yes, gentleman! it was
an institution involved on us from our ancestors and a wise man
providence has offered laws corrected from which we will protect and
sees these miserable and poor devils of defenseless slaves that you/they cannot take
care of them, right through." 

"But as it strikes the Government and You Federal this?" asked
the Captain. 

"Because, gentleman, more directly!" George Master and answered, screwing his/her mouth
and giving an attitude to his/her head a lot of scholar. "Directly, gentleman!--the
Federal government is accepting without protesting every scheme of abolition that is
puts in ahead from that Northern and scheming pact for the
establishment of new governments in the territories. You is granting
unconstitutional rights to statesmen that it does plain which the head
purpose is to eradicate our national institution and to destroy the fidelity
of the slave to his/her master from which the slaves would be thrown on
the defenseless world, and we disarmed some power to protect them. Ah!
gentleman, I tell him of all the fruits of the imagination that it would be the,
more damnable, and the slave would be the suffering one. It would be
worse for him, poor individual;  it would be an abuse of the human power
without precedent. Then as it pertains to the political power, we am