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In an economical point of vIew, which l will not omit, slavery presents some difficult ties. As general rule, lagree il must be admitted, that free labor is cheaper thaa

 slave labor il is fallaey to suppose that ours is unpaid labor The slave himself must be paid for, and thas his labor Is all

 purchased at once, and for no tEifiing sum. lis price was in the first place paid mostly to your countrymen, and assisted in building up some of those colossal English fortunes since illustrated by patents of nobility, and splendid piles of architecture, stuIned and