Hence, the reader will find here, that number of facts only, which is barely sufficient to give a connected view of the question under notice, and by no means all that might be presented upon it. The author hopes this little book may not prove an unacceptable vade mecum, to all the friends of the AntiSlavery cause, and especially to Anti Slavery Agents, and others who may wish to plead the cause of God's suffering poor. "Facts are stubborn things." Those here offered for the notice of the reader, will speak for themselves. If the arguments in the following pages are deemed inconclusive, it remains for our opponents to confute them. Office of Zion's Watchman, New-York, March 27th, 1837. |
