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A few minutes intervened, and he returned to the deck. "Lower your boat and come on shore immediately," they cried out. The captain, not at all daunted, lowered his boat and went on shore. "Now, gentlemen, what do you want with me?" said he, when S k stepped forward, and the following dialogue ensued: "Who owns that vessel, and what right have you to harbor a d d abolitionist?"
Her kindness to William and Ellen Craft must be well known there; and it is also related in the newspapers that she bequeathed a legacy to a young American, to assist him under any disadvantages he might suffer as an abolitionist. All these deeds were done under a heavy burden of ill-health.
It's up to you to prove that there hasn't been a leak somewhere or a double cross. Send in those rummies, I want to give them the once over again. There's a nigger in the woodpile somewhere, and I'm no abolitionist! Quick now. Get a wiggle on." The hand was withdrawn from the little opening, as the lieutenant advanced into the front compartment of the cellar.
"I'm almost ashamed to own it but it's the truth, and I shouldn't hesitate to tell it I found the most pious of the directors the least accessible; as to old Glentworth, he actually talked to me as if I was recommending the committal of some horrid sin. I'm afraid I shall be set down by him as a rabid Abolitionist, I got so warm on the subject.
This lady was absent in Steubenville when Morgan appeared so suddenly in the county; thus at the time of Calhoun’s appearance only Joyce and the servants were at home, Mr. Crawford being absent in the east on duties connected with the Sanitary Commission. Mr. Crawford was what is known as an original Abolitionist.
While on their way they met a colored man that Chester swore was Willis Hamilton. Said the officer, "You know not what you are about; I shall arrest no man at your command." On returning the unserved warrant to Judge Wilkins, Chester charged him with being allied with the "d d abolitionist, old Laura Haviland, in running off that family to Malden, to keep me out of my property."
Grote at his residence, Barrow Green, Bentham's old house, and the one in which Mr. Mill had played himself when he was a child. "He is in good health and spirits," wrote Mr. Grote to Sir G.C. Lewis after that visit; "violent against the South in this American struggle; embracing heartily the extreme Abolitionist views, and thinking about little else in regard to the general question."
Political friends and political foes, the most conservative and the most ultra, the Abolitionist from Vermont and the fire-eater from Mississippi, all looked upon that pale, slight figure in a gray frock coat so calm, so self-possessed, so good-natured as the man who had but to speak the word and the country would be saved.
At Newark, N. J., a colored man who had been introduced into a pulpit by the minister of the congregation, was forcibly wrenched therefrom and carried off to jail. The pulpit was then torn down and the church gutted. In Norwich, Conn., the mob pulled an abolitionist lecturer from his platform and drummed him out of town to the Rogues' March. In 1836 occurred the murder of Rev.
But compared with the evil of slavery, what is that of the most pernicious currency scheme ever devised? It is to be "counted as the small dust of the balance." If you would withhold your vote in the case supposed how gross in your eyes must be the inconsistency of the abolitionist, who casts his vote on the side of the system of fathomless iniquity!
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