The English emancipationists began their work like philosophers--addressing themselves, respectfully to the power that could grant their requests.
Emancipationists they wished to be called; colonizationists they ought to be called.
What an immensity of good have the emancipationists of the South, as they wish to be called, of the colonizationists as they ought to be called, done during their fifty years labor, when this is yet left for the Rev.
It would seem right and natural that the emancipationists should have rallied with generous ardor to sustain him.
Still many persons hold to the opinion that the emancipationists did not give Mr. Lincoln fair play.
The questions for Southern emancipationists were: How could the slaves be freed, and in what time?
Prior to the rise of the Abolitionists in 1831, emancipationists in the South had been free to grapple with conditions as they found them.
The emancipationists of Missouri were working hard to free their State from slavery, and they would have been only too glad to have Mr. Lincoln do the work for them.
Blair, a member of the Cabinet, in a public speech delivered in Maryland, most bitterly attacks the emancipationists and emancipation.
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