...system of government " Domestic slavery, therefore, instead of being an evil, is the corner "stone of our republican 'edifice. No patriot, who justly...will tolerate the idea of emancipation at any period " hoivever remote, or on any condition of pecuniary advantage, how" ever favourable. I would as soon...

...being an evil, is the corner •"stone of our republican edifice. No patriot, who justly estimate* " our privileges, will tolerate the idea of emancipation at any period " however remote, or on any condition of pecuniary advantage, haw" ever favourable. I would as soon think of opening a negotiation...

...being an evil, is the corner " stone of our republican edifice. No patriot, who justly estimates "<nir privileges, will tolerate the idea of emancipation at any period " however remote, or on any condition of pecuniary advantage, how" ever favourable. I would as soon think of opening a negotiation...

...than domestic slavery,' ('Oh, oh.') He would look at his political sentiments — ' Domestic slavery, instead of being a political evil, is the cornerstone of our republican edifice.' (Laughter.) Such were the views of General George M'Duffie, Governor of South Carolina ; and yet, he...

...MeDuffie. " Domestic slavery, there foie, instead of being 11 political evil, iji the corner stone of our republican edifice. No patriot who justly estimates our privileges, will tolerate the idea ol emancipation, at »nv period, however remote. or on any conditions of pecuniary advantage, however...

...conducive to their own happiness than any other of which they are susceptible." . . . . " Domestic slavery, therefore, instead of being a political evil, is the...on any conditions of pecuniary advantage, however favourable. I would as soon think of opening a negotiation for selling the liberty of the State at...

...hereditary system of government. Domestic slavery, therefore, instead of being an evil, is the corner stone of our republican edifice. No patriot, who justly...estimates our privileges, will tolerate the idea of emaneipation at any period however remote, or on any condition of pecuniary advantage, however favourable....

...senator of the United States, declared in one of his messages to the Legislature, "Domestic slavery, therefore, instead of being a political evil, is the...republican edifice. No patriot who justly estimates its privileges, will tolerate the idea of emancipation at aiiy period, however remote. * * * God forbid...

...Governor M'Duffie's message distinctly avows this, in declaring that "domestic slavery, in the place of being a political evil, is the corner-stone of our republican edifice ;" that "the institution of domestic slavery supersedes the necessity of an order of nobility." Hence,...

...war.; Governor M'Duffie of South Carolina, in his message, declares as follows : " Domestic slavery, therefore, instead of being a political evil, is the...patriot who justly estimates our privileges, will •An iKldn-M to the Preiibyterians of Kentucky, proporing a plan for the instruction and emancipation...