The liberator

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of that instant exposure and condemnation which

the thoughtless, curious by-stander, dropped in for

amusement, is so apt to take for what the unmask

ed hypocrite tells him it is—‘quarrellingamongour

selves.’ Upwards of SI,BOO were raised to sustain

lecturing agencies for the present moment, and an

Anti-Slavery mission set on foot to Haiti. The

great abuse of the common-school system was ex

posed. The speeches made on the resolution No.

3, would have aroused the Hon. Horace Mann from

his pro-slavery apathy. I never knew the friends

so eloquent. Never did their wordscarry so much

conviction to the hearts of the people. The deadly

opposition that has hitherto hemmed nearest round

the cause, was exorcised, and there was no hinder

ing influence in the meeting between the Abolition

ists and the advocatesof Slavery. The unblushing

impudence—the base hypocrisy that comes into

our meetings to break them up, inhumanly availing

itself of the rat ings of the incurably insane to make

confusion with, and striving to tlie last hour to hin

der with pro-slavery malignity the raising of funds,

and the expression of the sentiments of the Socie

ty, has fled. Freedom has overcome it.

The community here is awake; no man feels

safe any longer in half-measures. They have no

cause, (it is now beginning to be seen,) for rallying

or resistance against the impending national des

truction, who stand on any other ground than that

occupied by the AMERICAN ANTI-SLAVERY

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The liberator. (1846). Boston, Mass., 1846-02-13. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn84031524/1846-02-13/ed-1/?sp=2

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The liberator, 1846-02-13.